Inktober 2018 Drawings 10, 11, and 12

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For #inktober Day 10 I am paying tribute to the stuff that got me interested in making a life of art in the first place. Reading #Thrasher Magazine back in the day and seeing all of the incredible artwork on skateboards really got my wheels spinning. The styles of Ed Roth and Robt. Williams always mesmerized me. I thank those guys for paving the way and proving that art can be more than landscapes and portraits. Message me if interested.

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As Inktober 2018 went on, my commissions list continued to build and my show schedule went to nearly every weekend. I continued to push through days 10, 11, and 12 and created these pieces. I was obviously digging deep into my early influences of 90's skateboard culture, punk rock, and hot rods. To see if any are still available, check out my Etsy shop at www.bryancollins.etsy.com or you can email me directly at bryancollinsart@gmail.com

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Sticking with my nineties skate culture theme from yesterday, here’s my #Inktober Day 11 piece. Message me if interested. Thanks for LOOKING 🤣

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When Terrance woke up without skin on his face no one would talk to him, so he made friends with birds. #Inktober Day 12. Send me a message if you’d like it.

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I love you guys and as always, thank you for your continued support!

Bryan