
"I have always been really taken by Margaret Kilgallen's work since i first came across it. Her work has really inspired myself and my own artwork. Her large murals of womyn and intricate typography are amazing and her work has a strong philosophy and is laced with so many stories. My first tattoo were olive branches on my chest; I had found the design on a webpage featuring her work. I really wanted some artwork that would more noticably be from her. The next tattoo came from a book I have featuring her artwork, and I got in done for barter by a local artist. It is still unfinished and needs touch up, and though I am looking forward to expanding the artwork onto my shoulder and lower back, I really appreciate what it is right now and what it stands for now; which is that everything is in transition and that i can appreciate things for the "imperfection, the part that is off."
Work done by Ishmael
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Posted by: Charles Blanton at February 8, 2006 8:49 PM
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