Following up on this thread:http://www.thetattooforum.com/shoulder-tattoo-extension-t22791.html, here is the final design:
2.5 hours so far. Another session for a bit of line work at the back (despite calling herself a “mean old bitch”, Janine thought having the front bit near the armpit to heal was quite enough) as well as shading. The feather will also get a rework, but probably in a separate session.
@Asenath83 127528 wrote:
Following up on this thread:http://www.thetattooforum.com/shoulder-tattoo-extension-t22791.html, here is the final design:
2.5 hours so far. Another session for a bit of line work at the back (despite calling herself a “mean old bitch”, Janine thought having the front bit near the armpit to heal was quite enough) as well as shading. The feather will also get a rework, but probably in a separate session.
Personally I would colour it all 🙂
I like the contrast of the colour against the black, I’m assuming that the roses will get coloured in on the next session.
When you first said paisley I thought ewww, because I hate paisley designs. I remember paisley fabrics in the 70’s (yup, I’m that old) and even then didn’t like them (btw I was a kid back then).
But I have to say that I really like what was done here. It is very different and very feminine. Can’t wait to see it finished.
@Call_me_Lola 127541 wrote:
I remember paisley fabrics in the 70’s (yup, I’m that old) (btw I was a kid back then).
I was in junior high school in 1968 when I campaigned for Richard M. Nixon!
@Call_me_Lola 127541 wrote:
I like the contrast of the colour against the black, I’m assuming that the roses will get coloured in on the next session.
Agreed, I think the feathers and roses would get lost in the whole thing if we coloured it all.
@Call_me_Lola 127541 wrote:
When you first said paisley I thought ewww, because I hate paisley designs. I remember paisley fabrics in the 70’s (yup, I’m that old) and even then didn’t like them (btw I was a kid back then)
70s paisley was awful, mostly because of the questionable colour choices. The pattern is a lot older though and I like how organic it can be if done right.
Thanks guys!
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