Realistic And Expressive Drawings By Dino Tomic

Talented Croatian artist Dino Tomic (previously featured) likes to draw with pencils, although he is more famous for his tattoos. He is mostly known in Norway, where he works in a tattoo parlor.

He draws his inspiration mostly from science fiction books, fantasy, horror and comic books. But he does not shy away from real life, and draws animals and people also. Dino Tomic says that the best way to create your own style is to copy the works of others. When passing someone else’s work through you, gradually you will find yourself.

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