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Help Needed To Design New Backpiece., Client wants cover up on old tattoos |
Sep 21 2009, 06:31 AM
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Client has outlined what he wants.....anything as long as the 2 old shoulder tattoos are covered (both pretty faded, about 8 years old), I was thinking (yawn) a tribal piece to incorporate the existing tribals , tattoo not to go above collar height but can go as low as required,all ideas greatly appreciated, peace out,P.
-------------------- C'MON THE HOOPS IN 2010,
Pure Shite in 2009, A Fukin No. |
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Sep 21 2009, 10:01 AM
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pic is too small, to really help with this we need a much bigger pic
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Sep 21 2009, 10:25 AM
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-------------------- C'MON THE HOOPS IN 2010,
Pure Shite in 2009, A Fukin No. |
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Sep 21 2009, 10:53 AM
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so you basically have his entire back to work with? dude, ditch the tribal idea and focus on something more epic. I don't really see tribal working anyways as the existing work is so big and compact. You wouldn't have room for any negative space within the tribal. i'm not really sure what you should do as i don't know what the client's into, but this is definitely a chance to get creative and have some fun.
-------------------- Don't picket--vandalize. Don't protest--deface. When ugliness, poor design & stupid waste are forced upon you, turn Luddite, throw your shoe in the works, retaliate. Smash the symbols of the Empire in the name of nothing but the heart's longing for grace. -H.B.
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Sep 21 2009, 11:18 AM
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Client has outlined what he wants.....anything as long as the 2 old shoulder tattoos are covered (both pretty faded, about 8 years old), I was thinking (yawn) a tribal piece to incorporate the existing tribals , tattoo not to go above collar height but can go as low as required,all ideas greatly appreciated, peace out,P. ![]() dont do tribal its a waste of a perfect space and could really add 2 your portfolio whereas a tribal wouldnt add as much as a big bold piece. whatever style u favour draw him one up. i have been looking at backpieces and started this hanya/oni style face as a centrepiece for one. this could give u an idea as to how much better than tribal it would be. (drawings not finished so no bashing me
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Sep 21 2009, 11:31 AM
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Cheers guys, client has maori type design on left leg from ankle to knee, apart from that it is all tribal ond kanji. Diggin the hanya/oni face, I NEED to see that when it is complete,Peace out,P.
-------------------- C'MON THE HOOPS IN 2010,
Pure Shite in 2009, A Fukin No. |
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Oct 1 2009, 12:11 PM
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go wit some japaneese art
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