ArniVidar;97711 wrote:
How can getting the exact paw-print of an actual dog that lived and breathed, look like a dog’s paw gone wrong?

I couldnt have said it better myself

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Wile E Coyote couldnt have done a better job if he had done it myself…

All’s well that ends well

ArniVidar;97411 wrote:
It could certainly work, but I’m not liking the blob on pad 1. As you say, pad 5 might be more or less doable with some creative thinking, but #1…

You think the gradient is the way to go then?

Here’s a different concept for you. May not work at all outside my brain, but:
Get the pads in solid black (no helping that…[Read more]

ArniVidar;97342 wrote:
Well, I definitely prefer the ‘fingerprint’ style of the faint pad as it is in your design, but if all black okay then you’re in much better shape. A laser session or two, and you could just make the paw print bigger (of course, that wouldn’t exactly be your paw print either, strictly speaking) and it would incorporate the…[Read more]

OMG, I cant believe this has turned into such a clusterfuck. Faint isnt a problem, the only mandatory thing is the freakin outline of the pads and the relationship between the 5 shapes. Hell, I was originally gonna do it solid black. Any insight as to how an artist could screw it up this bad? This is the stencil I made to decide on placement and…[Read more]

ArniVidar;97330 wrote:
You could try….

In a situation like this, how common is that?

Does using a laser effect how the skin takes the new ink, I mean when its all over, is it noticeable that was done?

Well, thats depressing. What a fuckin disaster. How can an experienced, “good” artist make such a gross error? Thats mind boggling. Is it reasonable to at least ask for my money back?