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Ray Scarborough "Tattooed Boy"
I’m Ray Scarborough, better known as Tattooed Boy, a San Antonio-based pop artist specializing in bold, vibrant works that celebrate the essence of my hometown. My acclaimed City Series, a collection of screen prints inspired by iconic local landmarks, has gained a loyal following, often selling out quickly. My acrylic paintings and limited-edition screen prints combine Warhol-inspired pop art with a unique Latin flair, creating pieces that resonate with collectors and art lovers alike. With features in local galleries and collaborations with bands, organizations, and businesses, my work captures the heart of San Antonio while pushing the boundaries of contemporary pop art.
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MORE ABOUT THIS ARTIST
Artist Type: Literary Arts: Author/Writer; Media Arts: Graphic Artist; Visual Arts: Artisan, Illustrator, Mixed Media Artist, Painter, Photographer, Printmaker; Screen Printer (Paper)
Artist Style: Literary: Action/Adventure, Fiction; Street Art: Symbolic; Visual Art: Environmental, Experimental, Illustrative, Landscape/Cityscape, Minimalism, Political, Pop, Portraiture, Social Commentary
Artist Medium: Acrylic; Computer; Drawing Media; Photography
Artist Statement of Work
Tell us about your work (style, approach, philosophy, subject and/or theme):
My work focuses on celebrating the culture, history, and vibrancy of San Antonio through acrylic paintings and limited-edition screen prints. My style combines bold colors, striking imagery, and nostalgic themes, creating art that feels both modern and rooted in tradition. My approach is grounded in connecting with the community—whether through my City Series, which pays homage to iconic local landmarks, or custom collaborations with bands and businesses. I see art as a way to tell stories, evoke emotions, and spark meaningful conversations. My philosophy is simple: create work that resonates deeply with people, honors the beauty of everyday life, and inspires positivity.