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thanks for linking nice big pics.
these look like a beginners work. not horrible compaired to a lot of stuff we see on her, but still looks amature. we have all been there, but design choice will really set you apart from other beginners.
start choosing simple, small designs to work on as a beginner. tribal, kanji, small simple emblums, organic shaped items, ect.
it’s kinda like this….. if i need my oil changed, my neighbor who tinkers with cars can probably do that just fine for me. i dont need to go to the dealership to get that done right. on the otherhand, if my trransmission needs to be rebuilt, i’m going to have to take that to an ASE certified master tech to have it done right. right now, you are a shadetree mechanic, stick to things you can do well. as your skills improve, you can take on more complicated and larger tattoos.i have to ask though- what is going on with the sexy bunny? is she vomiting and squaiting in her own puke pile? i just dont get that one.
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good stuff dude – for improvements on the chest piece – i would say use a lil white to highlight certain spots and darken other spots with more black – on the last one – the green on that flower is cool – but them music notes are a bit questionable – bold them lines up a bit – that would pop them off – keep it up (that’s what she said) :lol:
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im not going to poo on these peices, i have to say they are pretty decent for a beginner, and it is refreshing to see someone using colors and doin good work on black people. Here in saint louis you dont see that ofter. Keep it up! Oh and the sexy rabbit soesnt do it for me either, try using 8 round loose for outlining on black skin, trust me on this, it works fantastically
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