Struggle Painting

Things are changing rapidly in todays world. Along with that change a new era of style and artwork will be redefined as a representation of a generation. With the birth of the internet two art forms are shared and reposted more then anything else, computer animated and tattoo work. Once being the socially unaccepted form of art, tattoos have transformed into something nearly every person regardless of race, gender, beliefs, or identity has taken an interest in. I have witnessed the transition of tattoo work out of infancy into full grown maturity with the help of social media. Never has one style so presented itself into our collective culture as tattoo artwork. As a previous tattoo artist I have adapted my style as such and tend to use actual shop techniques and designs when planning a piece of art. I have tried to merge my tattoo, illustration, graffiti, and painting artwork into one distinct style. Coming up with a artist name is a unique feature of the tattoo world. I pulled my experience as a veteran of the war in Afghanistan and old military term I was familiar with and combined it to be called Dr. SnakeEater. The "Dr." obviously being my specific job as a medic, treating multiple victims of the war. Snake Eater being exactly what it is, one who eats snakes, common practice among those fortunate enough to train in the jungle areas in asia. Thank you for your time, -Dr. SnakeEater

Painting:Ink on Paper

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:18 W x 24 H x 0.1 D in

Delivery Time:Typically 5-7 business days for domestic shipments, 10-14 business days for international shipments.