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the candle seems to be the only things that improved but it could just be the pic. its not my kind of thing but if you get those puzzle pieces filled in with something it could pull together and turn out nice.
Looks like a lot of work to make something out of the mish-mash.
yes it is an ongoing fix up, the design is staying just trying to make the best out of the shit. the first shop i went to i believe was an apprentice that just started out…
the picture is cruddy i cant focus the camera for some reason. looks much better in person, obvi. do you have ideas for the puzzle pieces? i forgot to mention im looking for some ideas to make the best out of it. i eventually want it to all be a full sleeve on my full arm so take that into consideration
If an apprentice did the work, surely the artist was sitting next to him, watching carefully, advising and helping along the way? Isn’t that the role of the responsible mentor?
Unless the artist was just another person who decided tattooing was a cool job and couldn’t draw to save his life. It’s frustrating when you see these pieces done by so-called professionals, teaching people the same tired old crap. I am so glad the industry is changing so quickly, becoming a place where real artists are making masterpieces on skin, and these colour-by-number dinosaurs can’t keep up.
That vent was done without caffeine… 🙂
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