So, the first session is over and here is where we stand.
There has been some modification to the design so that it could actually be put on my arm. We decided to simplify the panels to give it more of a "classic spidey" look to it. So getting the stencil on took a lot longer than we thought, but we totally got it right. Now the left hand should be easier.
Next week we add additional line weights to this hand and do the outlines to the left hand.
Then we wait about 4 weeks (the palms hurt like hell to get done and take longer to heal) and then move on to color. Exciting!
Thanks to Anna Banana at Evolved in Columbus, OH for doing the awesome work on the pain in the ass design I brought her.
www.evolvedbodyart.com
Check out some quick and dirty photos we took last night.
There has been some modification to the design so that it could actually be put on my arm. We decided to simplify the panels to give it more of a "classic spidey" look to it. So getting the stencil on took a lot longer than we thought, but we totally got it right. Now the left hand should be easier.
Next week we add additional line weights to this hand and do the outlines to the left hand.
Then we wait about 4 weeks (the palms hurt like hell to get done and take longer to heal) and then move on to color. Exciting!
Thanks to Anna Banana at Evolved in Columbus, OH for doing the awesome work on the pain in the ass design I brought her.
www.evolvedbodyart.com
Check out some quick and dirty photos we took last night.
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3 comments:
I have to admit, I was a bit worried as to how this would turn out only seeing the sharp lined vector version. Now that I see it, I think they're awesome. You're about the only person I know that can pull this off though. You're my hero Joel.
thanks!
FYI don't tattoo your palms....it hurts sooooooooo bad!
Seriously rad. Great idea. Can't wait to see the finished product.
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