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No, not promoting anything. I hadn’t even heard of that shop until I searched for it today. I was just seeing if there were any other good options. Yes I posted on another forum the same question and it was a good thing I did because I found another good suggestion there. If posting links in reference to other artists is against the rules then by all means edit/erase this thread. It makes no difference to me, I’m just looking for help on the question. If this isn’t the place for it then I’m sorry I wasted you’re time 🙂
So I guess the answer, for me any way, is that as long as you stick to her strengths you’ll be fine. Just don’t ask her for a koi or a horse.
Good luck and give us update photos when you go in!
ok, yeah those are the ones I meant, should’ve been more specific.
Something to think about: You could be a walking billboard for one artist or you could target tattoo artists that match the style of each tattoo that you get. I think she is one dimensional and if you get everything in the same style from the same person your going to have repetitive, boring tattoos.
Just my .02
good points. I agree that she does seem one dimensional, but again that is okay with me. Some people are just good at one thing, I don’t really care if I only want that style from them and her work matches what I want done on a few pieces. Will they be boring if I get more than one? Maybe to some people, but if she’s good at that one style then that’s all that really matters to me. Which is why I was just wondering what ya’ll thought about the quality of what she does, not her lack of versatility 🙂 but thanks for the comments, helpful as usual.
yeah maybe. I don’t really mind though since everything I want done from her will be like that.
Alisha at Lifetime of Sol in Denver. Here’s some more of her work: http://www.facebook.com/#!/album.php?aid=177842&id=277729108798
Any significance for the subject matter?
Quite a bit actually, but I don’t need to get all religious on you guys 😛
Again, it’s just for someone who isn’t into this kind of tattoos.
The colors may have been dull on purpose, same for the weird shapes, might be just weird for me coz I’m not used to this kind of art.
Overall pretty cool ink.
no problem 🙂 I can understand that, there’s a couple styles that I’m really not particularly a fan of either so I know what you’re saying. And this isn’t necessarily a traditional Japanese tattoo, just a Japanese woman in the style of my artist. I think you’re right that the blue design is touching the outline, I might go back for a quick touch up to have her run the black line back over so to cover that. we’ll see.
It took 7 1/2 hours
It is different yeah. I didn’t have a particular style in mind for this one. I just took a picture in and kind of let the artist do her thing.
Got it finished. Thought I’d post pics here instead of starting a new thread. The artist wanted to take some before I left so these were taken 10 minutes after it was finished, thus the swelling and blood etc. Ignore the huge scar/stretch mark, it will go down eventually. I will try to get another picture of the tree when I can.
Or you can go here to see them, and other tattoos done by her: http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=5268540&id=277729108798&fbid=420124243798#!/photo.php?pid=5268538&id=277729108798&fbid=420124213798
no problem 🙂 glad I could help
Just luck 🙂 I happened to have that page saved among the many I have for future design ideas.
yeah I do like that concept and would like to do something like that sometime. I’m not sure I want to do it with this one though. I’m going to put something else in each heart, and don’t really think it would look right in black and white.
take a look at this page: http://sometimessweet.blogspot.com/2010/02/tattoo-tuesday-v7.html
They discuss this exact tattoo. It might give you some ideas.