I’ve posted another interview with another Belgium neo-tribal/geometric artist (a la Dan), this time Vincent Hoquet of Beautiful Freak Tattoo (check out his BME gallery at that link) who’s been featured here a few times. Click through for the interview, and come back to comment.
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57 responses to “Vincent Hocquet Interview Posted”
I love his dotwork! Awesome stuff!
I love his dotwork! Awesome stuff!
I love his dotwork! Awesome stuff!
I love his style! It’s so amazing.
I love his style! It’s so amazing.
I love his style! It’s so amazing.
Nice interview with an excellent artist. I really digged the art-deco leg piece.
Oh my aren’t I the lucky one to live in Belgium, as geometric/polynesian is my favourite style 😛
Nice interview with an excellent artist. I really digged the art-deco leg piece.
Oh my aren’t I the lucky one to live in Belgium, as geometric/polynesian is my favourite style 😛
Nice interview with an excellent artist. I really digged the art-deco leg piece.
Oh my aren’t I the lucky one to live in Belgium, as geometric/polynesian is my favourite style 😛
That leg piece is amazing.
That leg piece is amazing.
That leg piece is amazing.
I’ll second that art-deco leg piece. Kick ass. I wish there were more people who do this style (this well) in NYC. I’ve seen mostly Japenese and Americana themes than anything else. Anyone know otherwise?
I’ll second that art-deco leg piece. Kick ass. I wish there were more people who do this style (this well) in NYC. I’ve seen mostly Japenese and Americana themes than anything else. Anyone know otherwise?
I’ll second that art-deco leg piece. Kick ass. I wish there were more people who do this style (this well) in NYC. I’ve seen mostly Japenese and Americana themes than anything else. Anyone know otherwise?
nice read
nice read
nice read
nice read ,i like his work ive got some dot work myself
nice read ,i like his work ive got some dot work myself
nice read ,i like his work ive got some dot work myself
Proud to be Belgian ! I love his work.
Proud to be Belgian ! I love his work.
Proud to be Belgian ! I love his work.
i would slaughter babies to get some geometric work done buy him! dose anyone know his pricing? i think i need to take a trip to Belgium!
i would slaughter babies to get some geometric work done buy him! dose anyone know his pricing? i think i need to take a trip to Belgium!
i would slaughter babies to get some geometric work done buy him! dose anyone know his pricing? i think i need to take a trip to Belgium!
Great interview! I had the pleasure of meeting Vincent and he’s not just a great artist but a great person.
Don’t Belgians rock?! 😉
Great interview! I had the pleasure of meeting Vincent and he’s not just a great artist but a great person.
Don’t Belgians rock?! 😉
Great interview! I had the pleasure of meeting Vincent and he’s not just a great artist but a great person.
Don’t Belgians rock?! 😉
hell yeah, i would love to have some work done by him. hmm, new zealand to belgium can’t be too expensive eh?
hell yeah, i would love to have some work done by him. hmm, new zealand to belgium can’t be too expensive eh?
hell yeah, i would love to have some work done by him. hmm, new zealand to belgium can’t be too expensive eh?
Proud to be one of his artworks, to Vinnie: keep up the good work , see you soon for more needling, grtz
Proud to be one of his artworks, to Vinnie: keep up the good work , see you soon for more needling, grtz
Proud to be one of his artworks, to Vinnie: keep up the good work , see you soon for more needling, grtz
Absolutely amazing.
Absolutely amazing.
Absolutely amazing.
Unfuckingreal! Beautiful composition and style…just perfect.
Unfuckingreal! Beautiful composition and style…just perfect.
Unfuckingreal! Beautiful composition and style…just perfect.
Does anyone know what happened to David Kotker and No Hope No Fear? Just after I was tattooed at his Amsterdam studio in 2003, it disappeared. I know there had been some problems with a few of his artists, and that around the same time Amsterdam’s best piercing studio – Body Manipulations – was forced out of business by a tax bill it couldn’t afford, but NHNF just vanished and so did its website.
It was a terrible shame, because it was a beautiful studio with some incredibly talented artists.
Does anyone know what happened to David Kotker and No Hope No Fear? Just after I was tattooed at his Amsterdam studio in 2003, it disappeared. I know there had been some problems with a few of his artists, and that around the same time Amsterdam’s best piercing studio – Body Manipulations – was forced out of business by a tax bill it couldn’t afford, but NHNF just vanished and so did its website.
It was a terrible shame, because it was a beautiful studio with some incredibly talented artists.
Does anyone know what happened to David Kotker and No Hope No Fear? Just after I was tattooed at his Amsterdam studio in 2003, it disappeared. I know there had been some problems with a few of his artists, and that around the same time Amsterdam’s best piercing studio – Body Manipulations – was forced out of business by a tax bill it couldn’t afford, but NHNF just vanished and so did its website.
It was a terrible shame, because it was a beautiful studio with some incredibly talented artists.
i absolutely love the art deco piece on the calf.. it looks so amazing but blends in so well. he is very talented, thanks for posting the interview
i absolutely love the art deco piece on the calf.. it looks so amazing but blends in so well. he is very talented, thanks for posting the interview
i absolutely love the art deco piece on the calf.. it looks so amazing but blends in so well. he is very talented, thanks for posting the interview
now i want to play q-bert.
and get a geometric tattoo.
now i want to play q-bert.
and get a geometric tattoo.