JonMDC

Jon MDC - UK based tattoo artist - combining a passion for patterns and an obsession with skulls - Click the Mail link to chat about commission work, tattoos, general information.

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All recent illustration work is currently available as art prints, apparel and homewares via the link

Jon MDC

Full time tattooist at Squid Ink Tattoo, Folkestone, UK / Check out my inprogress work here JonMDC / My website here MDCIndustries / To cont

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‘Black Procession’ - series

‘This Black Procession of Days’ - A triptych of laser etched panels cradled in hand crafted hardwood frames. Each panel is further recessed in the frame as layers of chaotic noise degrade to skull image.

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Archived  - Limited hand finished jewelry, all laser etched in acrylic and cherrywood from my pen illustrations. Part of the now defunct ‘From The Blue’ collections. 

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‘Red Dot’ - painting series

Archived paintings - Ongoing ‘Red Dot’ series. Mixed media on custom hardwood panels.

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Cranial Oblivion - complete range of all over print clothing featuring the patterns and high contrast skulls of my recent Cranial Oblivion series. Available now via https://www.contrado.co.uk/stores/jonmdc

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Hexadecimated Series - 2014

Mixed media on heavyweight paper stock. These skull studies were 1st begun in graphite then ink and alcohol based markers were used to overlay the hex based patterns. Still a personal favorite. Limited prints available direct from me.

Remixed coloured prints available via https://www.curioos.com/jonmdc

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Cranial Oblivion Series - Light -  2017

Exploring the interaction of my trademark skulls with the use of radial pattern making. Building on the natural hexagon based patterns and incidental isometric shapes to form larger rings of repeating tiles.

Available as prints via  https://www.curioos.com/jonmdc

and on custom apparel via https://www.contrado.co.uk/stores/jonmdc

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Cranial Oblivion Series - Dark - 2017

Exploring the interaction of my trademark skulls with the use of radial pattern making. Building on the natural hexagon based patterns and incidental isometric shapes to form larger rings of repeating tiles.

Available as prints via  https://www.curioos.com/jonmdc

and on custom apparel via https://www.contrado.co.uk/stores/jonmdc