La Peste is a collaborative book of images by BIRD OV PREY (Jorden Haley) and VACANT STATE (Marco Palumbo-Rodrigues), both represented in their signature stark black and white graphic style.

Each artist has contributed a total of 50 images, alternating throughout the book. Perfectly complementing one other, the works are a mix of occult / punk / anti-authoritarian / fetishistic themes (and overall often with a touch of dark humor).

Although containing no narrative, the images flow from one page to the next for a seamless graphic journey and are preceded by a forward by the esteemed Alex Virji.

The book itself is an A5 (148mm x 210mm or approx. 6” x 8” ) sized black fabric textured hardcover with black stamping on the front, back and spine. The interior pages are black and white printed graphics on luxe matte stock.

This 84 page raw and mystical book features the works of Dan Sinnes, Palehorse, Shane Enholm, Debra Yarian, Dave Regan, Paul Dobleman, Justin Weatherholtz, Roman Maiden, Tribal Tattoo Tour, Shaun Topper, Tower Press, Jimmy Breen, Chris Yvon, Tattoo Flash Collective. 

This book features a soft cover and is 7" x 10". It comes shipped in a nice sealed white envelope so that you know it will be crisp and brand new upon arrival. 

Beautiful Death: 2nd Edition has 112 pages of royalty-free ornate death images assembled by Pale Horse. This book features Beautiful Death Books 1, 2 & 3 plus more than 30 newly designed pages.

Soft cover, 6 x 9, Perfect bound on heavy paper with copper foil.

Printed in USA

112 pages featuring paintings, outlines & sketches of REAPERS!

Featuring artwork from Pale Horse, Hunter Spanks, Vicky Morgan, Johannes Nota, Jojo Ackermann, William Thidemann, Luarent Trelaun, Paul Dobleman, Dave Regan, Keet D'arms, Aaron Hodges, Zack Spurlock, Elisa Roewer, Dan Sinnes, Foerdl Scheichenost, Sam Rulz, Theo Mindell, Chriss Dettmer, Robert Atkinson, Beau Brady, Chad Koeplinger, Matthew Gordon, Wendy Pham, Uncle Allan, Jeff Srsic, Adam Hays, Chris Yvon, Stephen Burlton, Dean Denney, Shaun Beaudry, Antony Flemming, Mind Killer Ink

Soft cover, 6 x 9, Perfect bound on heavy paper.

112 pages of illustrations and paintings by Shaun Beaudry.

Soft cover, 6" x 9", Perfect bound on heavy paper with gold foil.

Printed in the USA

Mommy's New Tattoo is the story of a young girl who visits a tattoo shop for the first time with her mother, who is getting a tattoo.

The story examines the mother's reason for getting tattooed and the lasting consequences of wearing and displaying body art.

Great book for all ages!

Artists of all ages are invited to add their own color and creativity to the pages found within The Coloring Book Project: A Collection by 100 Artists from Around the World.

This wonderfully imaginative book brings together inspiration and ingenuity from an all-star cast of artists, each contributing their own enchanting sketches, and then handing them off to you to complete with your own touch of artistic magic.

With 215 pages of designs to color and activities to execute, colorists can dive into the pages full of tattoo-related artwork and escape to a creative world through their pencils, markers, and crayons.

The Coloring Book Project compositions are not intended as tattoo flash, but rather, pay homage to the ink industry and are perfect tools to bring out the artist in you!

A portion of the contributing artists are Don McDonald, Gunnar, Greg "Craola" Simkins, Durb Morrison, Mike DeVries, Jason Stephan, Roman, Josh Duffy, Katelyn Crane, Jeff Johnson, London, Jamie Lee Parker, Sung Song, Steve Morris, Timothy Boor, Timmy B, Whitney Lenox, Mario Rosenau, Kyle Cotterman, Ty McEwen, Danny Black, Brett Herman, Andy Engel, DJ Minor, Jeremy Miller, Julian Zeff, Shawn Williams, Hilary Jane, and many more!!

Visions of pulp era superheros fill his thoughts. Choosing a career in advanced physics, he dreams big. But harsh reality cuts in as he grows, and he ends up accepting a job building surveillance drones for the military. Little does he know, this is only a probative period, and he is soon moved into the clandestine world of investigating crashed alien craft. A dream come true, he's fascinated beyond his wildest imagining. His lack of social skills eventually gets him fired, but he's seen too much.

A year later he returns, and pulls off a bloody heist. The military in hot pursuit, he makes a mad scramble up the coast. Only the world has grown strange. Businesses are closed. Highways deserted. As the world falls apart about him, he soon finds that trigger happy locals and brutal militias aren't the worst of his problems. Death, madness, and the return of creatures from another world all await. At 18, Dan was kicked out of the house. He spent the next 8 months homeless, often sleeping in the woods. Finally getting a steady job and a place to live, a friend flipped his old car and he went through the windshield.

After a two week recovery, he moved, out of necessity, from Northern Virginia to downtown Washington DC.

A year and a half later, a crack head broke into his house, and the resulting knife fight severed the tendon on his left hand. After surgery and yet another move, he finally attended art school. His work made it into galleries, political cartoons for Madcap Magazine, covers for Maximum Rock and Roll, and numerous t-shirts and ads. Leaving art school early, at the advice of a teacher, he headed to NYC to pursue a career in art. Two interviews with DC Comics made him realize they paid very little, and only wanted superheroes.

At the urging of a tattoo artist, he went into the field. He's now been tattooing 11 years, and has been featured in a slew of books, magazines, newspapers, and on TV in the US and Europe, both for his tattoo work, and for his more traditional artwork.

Tattooing has been very generous. Life, not so much. He had brain cancer in 2001, and was in Bellevue Hospital, recuperating in ICU, when the twin towers went down.

Seven years later, his wife died in a hit and run. But his motto is that life is what you make of it. He's always written, producing full novels (that he's sure were horrible) by the 5th grade, and taking numerous creative writing classes. He's put out quite a few articles over the years, and THE BLACK SEAS OF INFINITY is his first novel, published by Anarchy Books in 2011. Already hard at work on a collection of short stories, he hopes to have a new book out sometime next year.