INK CULTURE
A one-page website showcasing 19th-20th century contemporary tattoo art—a pivotal era that profoundly influenced modern tattooing
Duration
5 weeks
Designer
koan sun
Works
responsive web design
ui design
html
css
java script
Link to Web
studentpages.scad.edu/~koasun20
BACKGROUND
The United States and Japan emerged as the focal points of tattoo culture.
These two regions cultivated unique tattoo styles that flourished independently and engaged in a symbiotic exchange, profoundly influencing each other throughout the 19th and 20th centuries.
DESIGN
CONCEPT
Design Fusion:
Two Images, One Tattoo Art
The United States and Japan emerged as the focal points of tattoo culture. These regions cultivated unique tattoo styles that flourished independently and engaged in a symbiotic exchange, profoundly influencing each other throughout the 19th and 20th centuries.
Western
Eastern
In tattooing, clients trade temporary pain for the beauty of their ink. To capture this blend of pain and artistry, the design uses vibrant red to highlight the aesthetic of discomfort.
The logo features interconnected dots that create a flowing, liquid effect, symbolizing punctures and blood. Images are rendered in stippling to reflect the dotwork technique used in tattoos.
WEB DESIGN
Display colorful image while mouse hover.
Click the image to zoom in and view details.
The third section introduces three 19th-20th legendary tattoo artists,
Sailor Jerry, Horiyoshi III, and Vyvyn Lazonga
MOBILE
VERSION
BEHIND THE SCENE
Dreamweaver, as a supportive tool, was used to build this one-page web design with customized scripting by using HTML, CSS, and javascript
Link to Web : studentpages.scad.edu/~koasun20
RESPONSIVE
ONE-PAGE
WEB DESIGN