I didn’t automatically read this as an engine. Once I knew what it was, I thought:
– It’s a little too big to look right on the back.
– The colors are a little strange.
– I might like this better when it has a lot more detail.
It’s certainly got a unique feel I’ve not seen in biomechanical tattoos, and it’s very masculine.
Personally, I”m not feeling it, I think a different artist could’ve made it look awesome but I’m not seeing that just yet. In fact, it looks pretty poorly done, you got any better pictures of it?
I agree. I’ve seen better, obviously, but that is the case for every tattoo in the world. It’s kind of like athletes. No matter how good it may be, there’s always someone out there with a better one. That said, it’s a well done tattoo, far from poor. It’s clean and recognizable. The only thing that sticks out to me is the lack of dimension. It’s pretty flat in most area’s and looks like his canvas is 1D on paper, where a skin-rip & bio-mech should have a great, detailed 2D or even 3D look.
Other than that, it’s a nice piece but nothing spectacular. Congrats on the ink.:cool:
Im kindain the same boat, I think its a pretty cool idea, I think the real life reference was great but I dont think the artist really had the skills to pull this off, ‘
he really lacks detail, no depth to it, skin humps, bumps whatever are not right,
in the future perhaps you will see a better artist at convention or shop and they can get this dialed in for you, its a cool concept I have never seen done this way
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