Nicolle Clemetson is a photographer out of Phoenix, Arizona who has masterfully captured regular people, who have tattoos, in a way that is visually striking. From the saintly man with the Jesus flask to the inked-up traffic-stopper, every person in the collection brings their own unique and engaging style.
Implications - My favorite of these Nicolle Clemetson photographs has got to be the one featuring the model with hot pink hair. The picture's just so over saturated with pink that it's satiating my eye's sweet tooth.
Check out more of the characters showcased by Nicolle Clemetson, as well as more of her work, by clicking on the links below.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Tattoo Appreciation
- As more people get tattoos, there is an opportunity to appreciate and showcase the unique styles and cultural significance of body art.
- Individuality in Photography
- Photographers can further explore and celebrate the unique characteristics of their subjects, including their body art, and highlight their individuality.
- Color Saturation in Visual Art
- By using techniques like oversaturation, artists can create eye-catching and memorable visuals that capture the essence of their subjects or themes.
Sectors Adopting This
- Art and Photography
- There is an opportunity for artists and photographers to further explore and showcase the diverse and unique styles of their subjects, including those with body art.
- Fashion and Beauty
- Tattoos have become more mainstream and are being celebrated as a form of self-expression, so fashion and beauty industries can incorporate and showcase tattoos in their products and marketing.
- Entertainment and Media
- Movies, TV shows, and other forms of entertainment can feature characters with tattoos as a way to reflect the diversity and individuality of their audience and explore new narratives.
