Eye Of Rhythm

Eye Of Rhythm ART GALLERY & TATTOOS
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view through the eye of rhythm, where the rare and the deeply personal become yours to keep.

cant wait to finish this underwater sleeve eventually we will add all of the cool and creepy animals hoing deeper down t...
10/09/2026

cant wait to finish this underwater sleeve eventually we will add all of the cool and creepy animals hoing deeper down the arm. so the upper arm will be more shallow water creatires and the lower arm will be thing like angler fish etc...

she had a linework flower and a quote before and I think this covered beautifully 😍
10/09/2026

she had a linework flower and a quote before and I think this covered beautifully 😍

more progess on this awesome cryptid sleeve cant wait to finish mothman Eye Of Rhythm
10/09/2026

more progess on this awesome cryptid sleeve cant wait to finish mothman
Eye Of Rhythm

added some freehand water color to this older Phoenix piece on a friend who visited me in Loveland πŸ₯°Eye Of Rhythm 1710 W...
10/09/2026

added some freehand water color to this older Phoenix piece on a friend who visited me in Loveland πŸ₯°
Eye Of Rhythm
1710 W Eisenhower Blvd #4
Loveland CO 80537
719-371-7772

Some characters don't stay on the screen. They find the skin.This one came to us as a custom anime piece for someone who...
09/28/2026

Some characters don't stay on the screen. They find the skin.

This one came to us as a custom anime piece for someone who knew exactly what they wanted. And the more we worked it, the clearer it became: the linework here carries the same weight as anything hanging on a gallery wall.

There's a moment in a tattoo like this where the drawing stops being ink on paper and starts becoming part of a person. The line settles. The character breathes. It's going to live on this body now, catch the light differently, mean something more with every year it wears.

That's the part we keep chasing. Not the finish, but the way a piece finds its home.

Grateful we get to make art like this for a living. πŸ‚

been making a bunch of beautiful worlds for my upcoming vendor booth in Loveland
09/27/2026

been making a bunch of beautiful worlds for my upcoming vendor booth in Loveland

There's a moment, just after the sun lowers, when the moss seems to keep the light a little longer than the rest of the ...
09/25/2026

There's a moment, just after the sun lowers, when the moss seems to keep the light a little longer than the rest of the room.

She finds it with her fingertips first. The soft give of a sculpted cap. The cool hush of the crystal cave glowing amber beneath her hand. The small, slow discovery of a forest living quietly on the wall.

The room doesn't change, exactly. It softens. Edges blur. A wall becomes an undergrowth.

We made this for the hour when daylight starts to leave and the textures come forward, when you notice the warmth a piece holds onto after everything else has gone quiet.

Some pieces ask to be looked at. This one asks to be touched, and answers back in warm light. πŸ„

channeling th3 upside down with these Cuties 😍 Tinase Zari Roberts
09/22/2026

channeling th3 upside down with these Cuties 😍
Tinase Zari Roberts

Real wood. Dried earth. Small forms hand-sculpted over weeks, coaxed slowly into being.Under a single raking light, the ...
09/21/2026

Real wood. Dried earth. Small forms hand-sculpted over weeks, coaxed slowly into being.

Under a single raking light, the mushrooms cast their own small shadows. The velvet drinks the dark. The gold catches one quiet edge and holds it.

Some things refuse to be rushed into existence. They arrive at their own pace, the way moss finds bark, the way a forest learns its own shape after rain.

This is a piece to live with. To return to. To notice something new in, the second time the light moves through the room.

We made it for the slow hours, for the corner of a home where you pause without quite knowing why. πŸƒ

Moss, crystal, living wood.In the dark, only the cave breathes light. A slow blue pulse held inside hand-sculpted mushro...
09/18/2026

Moss, crystal, living wood.

In the dark, only the cave breathes light. A slow blue pulse held inside hand-sculpted mushrooms, real bark, a fragment of lichen resting where it fell exactly as it would on a forest floor.

There is something about a piece like this that asks you to slow down. Some things are built to be felt before they are understood. Run a finger along the grain and the forest answers back, quietly, the way it does on an early walk before the rest of the world wakes. πŸ„

This is what we love about working in texture and light. A surface that shifts depending on the hour, on the shadow, on how close you lean in.

Enchanted Forest, waiting quietly in the studio shadow.

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1710 W Eisenhower Boulevard Suite #4
Loveland, CO
80537

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