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@Ramenuzumaki wrote:
everyone has their own set of style as far as what defines what
old school is defined by a simple design using a very simple colour pallet. the colours you get in your generic 7 piece ink sets are pretty much your basic traditional pallet of an old school piece. a new school design is way more colourful. you could look at a Sailor Jerry piece, then lets say Oliver Peck. They are both Old School, but the style of them are extremely different. You can also take my traditional pieces, and you would probably say they are more new school, but they are in fact still “Old School.” as the first kraken/octopus i linked used a very basic colour pallet of blue, black, yellow, brown, white, and red it is in fact old school. the design itself is even old school. it is just a more modern version of old school much like my own. Sailor Jerry style of pieces do not define old school tattoos. They are just the old way of doing it. every style that has been out there has been refined, and modified to fit every specific artist’s tastes, and personal flare/style.Sailor Jerry Skull
http://sb77.files.wordpress.com/2010/08/2213440789_06a9553899.jpgOliver Peck Skull
http://www.inkedmag.com/static/images/gallery/TRAVIS_Finished_back.jpgUCTattoos Skull
https://fbcdn-sphotos-b-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-frc3/230546_363112427097534_553125676_n.jpgall three have a very varied style of the old school traditional, but are all–in fact–old school traditional. the thing about tattooing is there is no end-all-be-all in this industry. every artist has their own style, and preference when it comes to their art, and how they perform, and design their tattoo work. some use rotary, personally I use coil machines. there are loose rules that define the style, but how you draw it is up to you. above are three images of three different skull designs by three different artists specializing in the old school traditional style. I’m not trying to be a jerk, im not trying to be mean, but by you telling me I should be setting an example, and telling me something I posted is not what it is is just wrong. As such I AM setting an example, and teaching you one thing about a style that means so much to me. a style that has been the basis of my work since I started this career, and even before.
Text, posts, and other forms of font based communication can be taken in a way that is not intended by the writer as the reader may interpret what the writer has written in a different way that was intended. As such, I kind of felt you were being a bit rude, and condescending in your last post. that may not have been your intention but your word choice is how it was taken. just like my word choice for this entire post may seem rude, and maybe a bit jerkish, but it is just how I am, and I taken this industry, and this style very seriously.
OK, style is one thing but old school is old school as I said before. I’ll post up some images of a local apprentice and friend by me, doing old school, but his style.
You can tell it’s old school tattoo inspired design, by the bold outlines and use of simple, basic primary colors.
The Sailor Jerry skull and Oliver Peck skull you can definitely tell they are old school inspired designs.
The UC skull, which I believe is yours if I’m not mistaken, doesn’t look like an old school inspired design to me.
I like the design and it’s done well but I’m sorry in my opinion, I don’t consider that old school, no offence to you.
I respect your opinion, but mine will not change and I’m not trying to be arrogant.
I guess, I just have a different opinion on what an old school design looks like.
R.Scotti
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