Cartoon Ultra-Violence

Posted by Nick Miller at 7:58 PM 17.8.09

Jirat James Patradoon is an Australian-based illustrator and print-maker for the MTV generation. His bio runs like this:

"James' work explores his take on fantasy hyper-masculinity with portraits inspired by Japanese Manga, slasher movie villains, pro wrestlers, biker gangs, and Elvis.

His intense comic book styled images have appeared in magazines such as ESPN, Complex, Acclaim, Empty and ILOVEFAKE. As well as in collaborations with Adidas, Diesel, MTV, PepsiCo and Mambo."

I get the feeling this is the sort of thing you either love or hate. Anyway, if you love it, go check out his website.

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