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snoweeI scanned dozens of pictures this morning. I will share more later, but for today, here are the tattoos.
Copyright owned by Doc Holliday. Originally done with black where it's dark, red where it's blue and cream where it's clear.
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larue916's tattoo came from my sister - from a tattoo a work friend has. Note Jake's beautiful shading; done freehand after he made an outline from the original image:
(When taking the picture, I had her bend forward in order to get the right lighting. Tattoo is not distorted, just so ya know).
Clovers designed by Jake at Doc's specifically for my sister-in-law. I suppose he owns the image. Not sure what the law is on tattoos, but for respect of the artist, I'll ask you not to steal anyway.
This is an original on my friend. This one she informed me is an original design and is copyrighted to the artist. Same goes for this one:
And this one came from a book.
I've got Page's in black and white that will be developed and shared in the next few weeks.
That does it for today's show and tell. I hope you enjoyed yourself and will tune in next time when Snowee presents Dementia in Snoweeland - sharing a couple pictures of a birthday gift sent to one of our LJ users. I don't want to spoil the surprise so I shall wait until I know she's received the gift before sharing the images.
Copyright owned by Doc Holliday. Originally done with black where it's dark, red where it's blue and cream where it's clear.
larue916's tattoo came from my sister - from a tattoo a work friend has. Note Jake's beautiful shading; done freehand after he made an outline from the original image:(When taking the picture, I had her bend forward in order to get the right lighting. Tattoo is not distorted, just so ya know).
Clovers designed by Jake at Doc's specifically for my sister-in-law. I suppose he owns the image. Not sure what the law is on tattoos, but for respect of the artist, I'll ask you not to steal anyway.
This is an original on my friend. This one she informed me is an original design and is copyrighted to the artist. Same goes for this one:
And this one came from a book.
I've got Page's in black and white that will be developed and shared in the next few weeks.
That does it for today's show and tell. I hope you enjoyed yourself and will tune in next time when Snowee presents Dementia in Snoweeland - sharing a couple pictures of a birthday gift sent to one of our LJ users. I don't want to spoil the surprise so I shall wait until I know she's received the gift before sharing the images.
