After you’ve mastered your bubble girly style sketch book, your next mission is to acquire the Religious sketch books from Steve Soto. Two different versions are available, each containing over thirty pages of religious-inspired art sure to make you praise the heavens.

At $50 each you probably won’t be sketching in these, but you can always copy the pages until you’ve mastered the divine.

We’ve been watching Julian Murray’s Tattoos & Tentacles project grow from square one, and tonight the project has taken another step.

You can now own your favorite prints, as posters are now being sold online. From what I understand, several of these posters are already sold out. At ten dollars each, it’s no surprise they’re going quick.

If you’re interested in a print that isn’t a poster (yet,) contact them via e-mail or Facebook for further details.

Ever since I bought my first To Die For t-shirt years ago, I’ve been excited about the company. I wore that t-shirt till the blue rose was completely cracked off, and the holes over took the shirt.

Learn more about one of my favorite clothing companies below, and check them out. They support a ton of solid tattoo artists, athletes, and bands. It’s always a good feeling knowing you’re support a company that really gives something back.

With the scary season quickly approaching, Craig Driscoll has just put these two halloween themed Star War prints up for sale on his website.

Prints are limited to 100 25, and with the number of Star War fans involved in tattooing – you know these will go quick.

Art work by: Craig Driscoll

Just in time for back to school, Kristel Oreto has released her sketch and doodles book.

This book doesn’t actually have anything to do with school, but I can’t think of a better way to pass the time in those boring classes.