What would you rather own, a Cybertruck or Cyberpunk? The inevitable juxtaposition was spotted in Miami during art week. Physical Cryptopunks in Wynwood and a furry, Burning Man-prepped Cybertruck customized by WhIsBe rolling around Miami Beach. The CY-BEAST was one of the silliest cars I've seen rolling around on the street. 

The post-Halloween-parade overflow continued to snake its way through SoHo, LES and Webster Hall's Webster Hell. Additional scenes can be seen in the digital gallery below. 

​Greenwich Village animates itself back to life every Halloween during its annual parade. According to the NYT, this Halloween approached the hottest October 31st on record, which was set in Central Park with an 81 degree day in 1946. 

This is the last of the Meadowlands Tattoo Arts Festival Gallery series. Below are some of the tattoo artists zoned in on their work, along with portable murals, car art, and festival champs, enjoy!

The Village Arts Tattoo Art Festival produced some of the most impressive leg tattoos I've ever seen in one place. Leg sleeves, it'd seem to me, are much more difficult for the artist to work on because of the higher levels of pain associated with tattooing a leg rather than an arm resulting in higher instances of acute pain and impatience. The leg offers much more contact between the ink on the needle and bone because of the thinner skin in areas such as the bony shin, knee, and ankles. Also, considering the greater surface area of the leg, these works are necessarily much more time-intensive for both artist and fleshy canvas.

Splash into Volume One of the inky digital photography gallery featuring hyper-detailed highlights from the 2024 tattoo contest at the First Annual Meadowlands Tattoo Arts Festival organized by...

A kid peeks through the Wood Vibe Tribe's Infinity Shroom's blue-hued window, as Ozora Festival unfurls and swirls around the wooden mushroom-shaped trippy attraction. The Wood Vibe Tribe's creative wood-obsessed wizards have conjured up a magical blend of wood artistry, mixing carving, intarsia, and other woodworking skills into something truly unique and exciting. These tribal carpenters have even ventured into the realm of large installations, such as this LED-powered psychedelic pod, using 3D software design, unique frameworks, and small-scale prototyping.