nytemareh

throw up some of your art work. Would like to see where you are with your art. Also, if you have questions let us know. I love to help people, and if I don’t know will do my best to find out answer.

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really like this stuff ben. the line work is solid. i really like the punker chick. some good stuff there.

maybe it the picture, but there is nothing in this i can say looks good. the lines are really bad. the color is bad, but you know that. sorry i really like to say something positive about a piece. i am not seeing a positive here.

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Yep pick one thing. I am pretty pumped for this. Maybe we can 2 weeks instead of 1.

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You go ahead and pick ben. Just start a new thread.

this is what i use, and i don’t lose stencils. melt speed stick in microwave. 2 ounces green soap, 2 ounces alchol(i use 50%). put in spray bottle. spray on gloved hand and apply thin layer to skin. then stencil. you are set

some black in the shading and some white highlights would have really gave it a lot more depth. Probably would have taken it to another level. Remember not to be afraid of black in shading. Deep shadows start with black. With that said i like it. very nice effort

lmao. I have to say i laughed when i put those in there. Soooooo…..any other entries?

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Congrats hope it goes well. Good luck

I have never seen bruising around a tat. Does she take blood thinners, or a medication that has a side effect thay causes bruising

I use a big grip. Stretch your wrist and fingers often. See a doctor to make sure it nothing serious.

ok here is my entry. wanted to do alot more with it, but work and moving conspired against me.

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I like it. Has this old school feel with a new school twist. Really dig the style.

I would use a 9rl for the outline. I know you don’t have it, but ether order or you will need to sculpt the lines to get them right. you are gonna some big bold lines in that. Not that it can’t be done with a 7rl. You pretty much have it and good on you looking at the different line weights.