Paul Booth

Booth was an industrialist by a brood age. He began his own sign making store by the age of fifteen and subsequently learned airbrushing and Repo exert yourself. When he got his main tattoo, his daughter's tag, his attract was piqued and he wanted to be taught more on the subject of what did you say? Nearby was to the middling. Booth has at this moment been tattooing in favor of finished twenty years, and in so as to while he has worked on multiple celebrities and rock bands, plus Slayer, Slipknot, Mudvayne, Pantera, The Undertaker (of WWE fame), Superjoint Ritual, Adrenaline Crew. Booth is widely considered a master of the art form.

Booth helped create the knack Fusion Experiment (AFE). The AFE is a learning tool in favor of tattoo artists.
After devoting virtually twenty years of his life to the art of tattoo, anywhere his is respected in favor of his pains to further the middling into the realm of fine art, Paul Booth has turn out to be a household tag. His unparalleled dedication to the evolution of his craft has garnered him numerous awards around the globe, top stage magazine facial appearance (among them, many cover stories), unrestricted and television appearances plus CNN, MSNBC, DISCOVERY, A&E, TLC, MTV and more.
Through his deep involvement in organizations such as The National Arts Club – lone of the oldest and as a rule respected art institutions in the Nation – Booth is repeatedly driven to help advocate the tattoo industry presumptuous in as many ways as on the cards. Popular 2000, he fashioned an international art movement called “The ArtFusion Experiment” with Filip and Titine Leu, world-renowned tattooists from Switzerland. ArtFusion succeeded and continues to unite leading tattoo artists from around the humanity to create one–of–a–kind facility of art. Booth’s masterful paintings and macabre tattoo art is notable in favor of its aggressive nature, and, as such, has been in anticyclone demand between dark art and tattoo enthusiasts in favor of decades, plus numerous major bands in the metal landscape such as Slayer, Slipknot, Pantera, Down, Lamb of god and many more. Popular 2002, Rolling Stone Magazine featured Booth and proudly crowned him “The fresh king of rock tattoos.”
A rolling throw stones at himself, Booth can’t sojourn pitiful, and has recently stepped into the arena of film. His directorial unveiling, the award–winning highlight documentary The ArtFusion Experiment, continues to make longer the make and accomplishment of the movement he fashioned. Seeing that a director and lasting horror fan, he finds film to be an exciting and fresh form of appearance. His experimental, pseudo-documentary Paul Booth's Last Rites: Volume I deftly illustrates his unique, twisted apparition. And, no problem, he still enjoys tattooing!