Here's my current challenge.... fix/ cover this. I have no idea what to do with it... thank God this kid's down with ANYTHING.
In two days I'm going to attempt tattooing this all the way around a guys arm... kind of nervous about it... I'll post pics... Nikko Hurtado gives the recipe for his stencil solution in his video, I've tried it out a couple of times now and it's pretty impressive. I'll definitely have to use it on this piece. I spent many hours (like 2) writing this out. It's actually pretty huge, 3/4" letters, each row is a little over 13" long. It's pretty much going to be a half sleeve of script. I should be pretty good at letters by the time I'm done with this. I know the rows aren't spaced well, I'm going to cut them into strips and wrap them around the guy's arm... I'll cry if he flakes.
This is a carebear with a cubs logo on it's belly. I think the "C" is shit but the rest is as good as a 4" care bear can be... sadly this is probably the most interesting and colorful tattoo I've had the opportunity to do at Rochester Tattoo.
This is a font. It came out pretty clean. I was trying to create the thick/thin effect as I went but I had to go back and clean up almost all of it.
I hope I get a chance to see this healed. I used some watered down smoke colored (eternal color) ink in the metal part, in some of the highlight areas, hoping to create a metal look. I hope it works out OK. I had a ton of fun on this one. It took 2.5 hours. I used a bugpin 7mag in the medallion and a 7 mag on the rest. I used a 5 liner to shade in some detail but didn't outline any of it. It's not as big as it looks in the pic, the whole thing fits on a sheet of regular paper. The customer is pretty cut, but he's actually a little guy. He sat like a rock though.
I did a belly button piercing this week. It's terrible. The licensed piercer marked it. It is way crooked and off center. I wish I cared more about piercing... it would be nice to have the extra money. I just have a really hard time getting into it.
Well that's it for now; thanks for reading!
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