Satanic core skater and graffiti artist Neckface has opened the doors to his personal art studio, giving skateboarders a look inside the space where he spends most of his time creating artwork.
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The studio is packed from floor to ceiling with devil-themed paintings, pentagrams, horror collectibles, heavy metal memorabilia, and other items that match the dark style he has become associated with over the years.
During the tour, Neckface shows off different pieces around the room, including items connected to King Diamond, who has publicly identified with the Church of Satan.
AC/DC memorabilia is also featured, including references to the band's music that has often been linked to satanic themes by some listeners over the years.
Nasty Neck also talks about his daily routine while walking through the studio. He says he does not "go to work" in the traditional sense.
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According to him, he wakes up and spends his time creating art around the clock, saying he works "24/7, 365... 666" while surrounded by everything he has collected and created.
Every corner has something different to look at, giving viewers a better idea of where many of his artistic ideas come from.
Along with the tour, Neckface encouraged fans to support the video by liking it. He also hinted that this could be only the beginning if enough people show interest.
If the video reaches his goal, viewers can expect several additional episodes featuring a much deeper look at his home, studio, artwork, and personal collection.
Watch the video below!