Untitled ["tattoo" book] 1971
jamesmccrackenjr
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word art style
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shading to add clarity
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old engraving style
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hand drawn type
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hand-drawn typeface
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ink drawing experimentation
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pen-ink sketch
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limited contrast and shading
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pen work
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doodle art
James McCracken Jr.'s 1971 "Untitled ["tattoo" book]" is a small, closed book that contains drawings of insects and other subjects. The artwork features a simple, black line drawing of a bug-like creature, perhaps representing a tattoo needle. The artist's unique style is characterized by a minimalist aesthetic, suggesting a focus on the essence of the subject matter. This work is typical of McCracken's artistic approach, which often delved into themes of the human body and its relationship with the natural world.
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