Tatpooh by Andres Makishi X Hundred Demons

Peruvian artist and a leading figure in contemporary micro-realism, Andrés Makishi has developed a visual language where light, metal, and texture seem to exist directly on the skin. Based in New York, his work merges hyperrealism, vibrant color, and exceptional technical precision, drawing inspiration from pop culture, chrome art, and reflective surfaces. The result is a body of work that has established him as one of the most recognizable voices of the new generation of tattooing.

For this collaboration, Makishi brings that exploration of light and surface to Tatpooh, reimagining the figure through metallic finishes, depth, and reflective effects that blur the line between sculpture and tattoo. The result is a striking collectible piece where shine, texture, and meticulous detail come together to create a futuristic aesthetic that is impossible to ignore.