As the Page Turns

The Work

Jeffery Page operates at the intersection of lowbrow art, pop surrealism, punk rock DIY culture, tattoo flash, underground comics, and the kind of music fashion that has always told the truth louder than mainstream culture was comfortable with.

In this gallery alone you will encounter:

A punk anti-violence statement drawn with the same blunt force as a Dead Kennedys record cover. A portrait of Frida Kahlo rendered with the reverence of a shrine and the line work of a tattoo artist who understands that a face is a story. D.B. Cooper and Dan Marino sharing the same page — because in Jeffery’s world, the outlaw and the legend occupy the same American mythology. A Kyosai-influenced crow study executed with a toothbrush — the same Toothbrush Theory technique that defines his signature painting practice. Wrestlers. Wizards. Quotes from General Patton sitting next to H.C. Nightshade lyrics. Jackie Robinson and Ty Cobb and Pete Rose colliding in the margins like a sports bar argument that turned philosophical.

This is not curated in the traditional sense. It is honest in the truest sense.

The Cultural DNA

Jeffery Page came up in the Southern California underground — Carson, Compton, the swap meets, the skate parks, the tattoo parlors, the punk shows, the lowrider car shows on Saturday mornings where flash art and street style have always existed side by side long before fashion week discovered either of them.

His work carries that entire world in its line weight.

You can see it in the way he treats pop icons the same way tattoo artists treat flash sheets — sacred and disposable at once, familiar and transformed. You can see it in the DIY zine format itself, which places him in direct lineage with Raymond Pettibon, Gary Panter, and the entire underground comics movement that shaped what punk rock looked like as much as what it sounded like.

In the fashion world, Jeffery’s visual language belongs to the same conversation as Vivienne Westwood’s cut-and-paste anarchy, Jeremy Scott’s pop subversion, and the graphic art legacy that moves from Andy Warhol through KAWS through Brain Dead — except Jeffery Page did it on a photocopier in a living room in Carson before any of those references became a mood board.

That is the difference between influence and authenticity.

If you are interested in any of these original ink drawings pieces please contact Victoria@JefferyPage.com.

Last Update 5.9.2026

Police Shooter. Go ahead Punks. Make My Day. Ink on Paper. Punk Rock Artwork for Anti Police Violence. — Go ahead Punks! Make my day. Ink on Paper

Death Trip L.S.D. Comic concept art by Jeffery Page Los Angeles Avant Garde Provocateur. — Death Trip Ink on Paper

Toothbrush and brush ink drawing on paper studying Kyosai Japanese Artist done by Jeffery Page Los Angeles Artist — My Repetition of study. Kyosai. Ink on Paper.

Brothel Negative of Museum of Modern Art of new york film collection inked by Jeffery Page Los Angeles Artist — Brothel Negative of Museum of Modern Art, New York. Ink on Paper

George the Animal Steele Wrestler ink on paper artwork done by Jeffery Page of Los Angeles — George the Animal Steele Wrestler. Ink on Paper

Donald Trump Quote Artwork done by Jeffery Page ink on paper — I want you. To drink Bleach. Based off a quote from Donald Trump in response to Covid. Ink on Paper

Jeffery Page inked notes on paper done for a collection of artwork and zines — Notes and Ink drawings. Ink on paper.

Inked drawing quoting black sheep hip hop song with a drawing of the bible giving you a question of choices by Los Angeles Artist Jeffery Page — The choice is yours. Ink on paper

Frida Khalo Inked Portrait by Los Angeles Artist Jeffery Page — Frida Khalo. Portrait. Ink on Paper

Satircal comedic artwork done by Jeffery Page of Kermit a sock puppet frog commenting your hand is warm — Your Hand in Warm. Ink on Paper

A quote of artist Jeffery Page about a perspective of life with artwork notes of war propaganda comics — Escaping was the first step. Ink on Paper

a note of a native american blanket with the comment of pox on it by artist Jeffery page translated on paper with ink — Small Pox. Ink on paper

alternate version of a negative photo while stoned ink on paper by artist Jeffery Page — Dead. Ink on Paper

A collection of notes and quotes inked on paper by artist Jeffery Page starring Jackie Robinson, Ty Cobb, Pete Rose and advice — Jackie Robinson, Ty Cobb, Pete Rose and Jeffery Page quotes and advice. Ink on Paper

Inks and quotes inked by Jeffery Page of Los angeles — Black Cyclone. Ink on Paper

Todays thought quote secret enemy inked by los angeles avant garde provocateur artist Jeffery Page — Always know. Ink on Paper.

Todays thought quote many ideas inked by los angeles avant garde provocateur artist Jeffery Page — Need an idea. Ink on Paper

Todays thought quote H.C. Nightshade lyrics and General George Patton Jr. inked by los angeles avant garde provocateur artist Jeffery Page — Toy Soldiers. Lyrics of H.C. Nightshade & Quote from General Patton. Ink on Paper

Todays thought quote motivate by Dan Marino Miami Dolphin Hall of Fame and Inked artwork of D.B. Cooper HiJacker inked by los angeles avant garde provocateur artist Jeffery Page — D.B. Cooper & Dan Marino. Ink on Paper

Todays thought quote Granny Marshall Applewhite Unkown Soldier inked by los angeles avant garde provocateur artist Jeffery Page — Quotes. Ink on Paper

Todays thought quote Reggie Jackson aka MR. October World Series Baseball Hall of Famer inked by los angeles avant garde provocateur artist Jeffery Page — Reggie Jackson aka Mr. October. Baseball. Ink on Paper

Merlin the Wizard of King Arthur inked by los angeles avant garde provocateur artist Jeffery Page — Merlin the Wizard. Ink on Paper

Todays thought quote of a BDSM Mistress Fedom Goth inked by los angeles avant garde provocateur artist Jeffery Page — Beg for forgiveness. Ink on Paper

Todays thought quote and observationinked by los angeles avant garde provocateur artist Jeffery Page — Scaring Children is what we do best. Ink on Paper

Todays thought quote Suicidal Thoughts of Holding On one last time exiting folsom prison inked by los angeles avant garde provocateur artist Jeffery Page — Holding On. Ink on Paper

Todays thought quote ancient message may god be with you inked by los angeles avant garde provocateur artist Jeffery Page — May God Be With You. Ink on Paper

Todays thought quote inked by los angeles avant garde provocateur artist Jeffery Page — Pretend We Were Here First. Ink on Paper

Out of this world space girl inked by los angeles avant garde provocateur artist Jeffery Page — Out of this world space girl. Ink on Paper

Todays thought quote Make Me Roar a cat propaganda poster inked by los angeles avant garde provocateur artist Jeffery Page — Make Me Roar. Ink on Paper

Todays thought quote I shadow box my demons at night boxer inked by los angeles avant garde provocateur artist Jeffery Page — I shadow box my demons at night. Ink on Paper

Todays thought quote of lyrics by Bon Jovi added to a shooting target before I was born. inked by los angeles avant garde provocateur artist Jeffery Page — A shot through the heart. Ink on Paper

This Gallery Is Always Growing

New zine pages are added as new editions are printed and released — making this less a static archive and more a living record of a working artist’s practice in real time.

Every piece in this gallery is an original ink drawing available for acquisition by collectors, galleries, and institutions.

To inquire about purchasing original works from this collection, contact:

📩 Victoria@JefferyPage.com

Last updated May 9th, 2026

As the Page Turns is part of JefferyPage.com — the official home of Los Angeles avant-garde pop surrealist, tattoo artist, zine publisher, and underground cultural provocateur Jeffery Page. Also home to The Mall, Get Away Tattoo, Toothbrush Theory paintings, Deja Voodoo, Consume, and the Saint Louis collection.

⚠️ Parental discretion is advised. This gallery reflects the full spectrum of human experience — the beautiful, the challenging, and the deliberately uncomfortable. That has always been the point.