Two months ago we had this Japanese artist who used double exposure to display a type of photography that get a great atmosphere for those Tokyo streets. A technique that has served many photographers to be inspired and that also helps us to enter directly into the tattoos that this artist makes, who also has this form of expression as a great passion.
Andrey Lukovnikov is a tattoo artist who uses this technique to show us that tattoos are perfect for come up with another way to cover the body. His idea is to combine insects with flowers and the result is truly worthy of admiration as you can see in the rest of the images that we share below from these lines in Creativos Online.
Although not technically a real double exposure, this style has been become popular due to its use in the great TV series called True Detective. And the truth is that now seeing it in a tattoo draws powerfully attention, and more so after seeing it in all series of artistic expressions.
This tattoo artist catches all kinds of insects ordinary from what can be a butterfly or a beetle, without forgetting other types of animals such as a seahorse or the same birds.
A very interesting proposal as you can see in the tattoos that we provide and that leads to double exposure to another less everyday space. By the way, if you want to learn how to use this technique you can go through this tutorial that my colleague Francisco did a year ago and that will allow you to know some of the tricks with which to get fully into the double exposure. The link to the tutorial is this same And it's more of a video tutorial where you can learn the basics.
Before leaving I leave you with him Lukovnikov's Facebook.