Oriental, Blackwork and Dotwork Tattoo Designs OVERSCRIBLED

Oriental, Blackwork and Dotwork Tattoo Designs. I originally painted this 2009-2012 and this is the 3th time i Repaint this book. I add a lot of personal Notes and Infos about my path as Artist and Tattooist at this time and how my Art and Skills progressed.
A good mix of my old roots collaborate with words and a new mix of colors.

ENGLISH – but its mostly a Art sketch Book.

Softcover – 22×28 cm – 115 Pages

Hardcover – 21x30cm – 115 Pages

Kindle edition on Amazon or PDF in our Digital Products cathegory. Books are printed and published by Amazon

SIGNED

All prints can get signed by Lily Lu or Anuskatzz (deepens on the prints)

You can choose if you want a big signing or a decent smaller one. You also free to add in the comments a wish like to add your NAME or something personal.

Please be aware that the SIGNED option is a custom request what means that they have to be in person in psyland to sign your print (In case they off in the nature with there van or somewhere else in the world it may can take a while till they able to sign it in person. In that case we would inform you about a longer waiting time and add some extra gadgets for your inconvenience)

SIGNING FEE is 25€ and we see this as a small donation to build psyland. We are thankfull for your support and like to give you something more personal for this ????

Lily Lu is a true visionary filmmaker, a modern shamanic philosopher of life, formerly Little Swastika, as a tattooist she pushed boundaries with groundbreaking tattooing techniques including the Love Tattoo over 4 backs and then the 3rd Dimension Project the worlds biggest tattoo over 10 backs. Her previous persona Little Swastika quit tattooing in 2019 to dedicate herself to filmmaking. Her unique tattooing style is known worldwide and it is a progression of the tattoo artform. Her large back pieces, body suits and group projects are notoriously recogniseable in the tattoo world.

Born in 1986, she is an artist from Southern Germany. She spent most of her life as a male and now lives life as a female. Just as she has transformed art and tattooing so she has herself, turning inward to confront her own male ego and blossoming with Love, turning normal societies ideas on their head and defining her own gender.

Lily Lu is a creator, an artist, an independent filmmaker, an author and the builder of her own world. Her filmmaking is powerful and visionary, reflecting her eclectic style that is deeply rooted in Tengen at a place called “Psyland 25” more than a tattoo studio, more like an alternative playground for adults and an empire. She calls this her modern “temple” and it is by far her biggest masterpiece of creative art.

She is a lover of life and someone who believes in nothing. For her life is about love, passion and doing impossible things, crossing borders and doing what is considered by some as extreme. For her flesh hook body suspension, experimenting with psychadelics, extreme body modification, eyeball tattooing, BDSM, polyamory, fetishism and alternative porn are an everyday part of her alternative subculture she calls life. She loves shamanic rituals, philosophical thought and everything that has touched her heart and mind. Her love is deeply expressed and through the use of her hands she has built up her home ‘Psyland 25’ and manifested it as her biggest dream.

Her vision as a filmmaker is to document the beauty of true alternative lifestyle, to show what is behind the surface, the real raw truth, the beauty and the love within her and others in her world.

Lily Lu has been prolifically producing and conveying her documented vision through short films, small documentaries on her YouTube channels, more kinky films for Dirty Dreaz and aims to breakthrough into feature films in the future.

Lily Lu has been filmmaking for many years as a part of her Dirty Dreaz Project and winning film awards for her raw and edgy alternative xxx films.

She has travelled the world and has been heavily influenced by Asian Tibetan art and writing, developing her own sanscrit style called Psyscrit, heavily represented in her art style of tattooing and painting.

She has published multiple art books, a childrens fiction book. She has also been interviewed and published in the international press all over the world.