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Age-Velez In reply to SpikeJones67 [2011-04-29 04:25:59 +0000 UTC]

Thanks! I drew this up when i use to work for tattoo artist, Mario Barth.
Let me know if you ever tat this on someone? I never seen my work as a tat.

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SpikeJones67 In reply to Age-Velez [2011-04-29 05:21:28 +0000 UTC]

Oh I'll absolutely let you know. You have a style that lends itself very well to tattooing and you'd probably be real good at it.

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Age-Velez In reply to SpikeJones67 [2011-04-29 19:47:18 +0000 UTC]

Hehe! Some of my buddies are tattoo artist and try to get me to start inking. I tell them "only if they come with a eraser for skin"! LOL!
I was also the only guy that has never got inked! My buds and my ol' high school sweetheart (she inks) thinks my skin is great for ink. I'm really pail! LOL

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SpikeJones67 In reply to Age-Velez [2011-04-30 01:55:01 +0000 UTC]

Yes, pale people typically have great skin for ink because it's not all leathery from the sun and colors show up brighter. Why haven't you gotten any?! You should totally get one of your pin ups on your calf! have you ever considered doing a flash set for tattoo artists? Not many people (especially not many tattoo artists) have that "special something" it takes to draw great pin ups, but you've got it.

How do you do your inking? With microns on paper (then scan) or do you do it all digitally? On paper with microns, you can't really make mistakes because you can't erase like you can lining digitally, so I think that helped me with the whole "no eraser when you're tattooing" thing. Lately I've been doing all my lining digitally and it feels like cheating.

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Age-Velez In reply to 3ddevine [2008-04-02 19:30:29 +0000 UTC]

Thanks! I was just messing around with the background and that poped up.

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