Got Ink?

[ElMigs707]

Originally Posted by korie

thank you! here is a painting i was working on just before i did that last one:





my next one i am thinking something motorcycle related, but it really comes down to time. plus i have to finish a traditional eagle that i started.

Beautiful. I wish I had some artistic skills. I can barely draw stick figures.

Same here man. There's a woman here in the bay that does a lot of motorcycle work with oil paintings and tattoos. She does some incredible work. I'm planning on getting a bike done on my thigh when I get home.

Here are her oil paintings.

http://www.inkycellstattooco.com/inkycellspage4.html

She did a Rossi Tattoo that came out awesome. It's somewhere on her page.

[korie]

Originally Posted by ElMigs707

Beautiful. I wish I had some artistic skills. I can barely draw stick figures.

Same here man. There's a woman here in the bay that does a lot of motorcycle work with oil paintings and tattoos. She does some incredible work. I'm planning on getting a bike done on my thigh when I get home.

Here are her oil paintings.

http://www.inkycellstattooco.com/inkycellspage4.html

She did a Rossi Tattoo that came out awesome. It's somewhere on her page.

her paintings are done VERY well. cool stuff.

and i hear people say that they wish that they could draw/paint all of the time. the trick is simple: start doing it. that is all.

i started drawing just over 10 years ago (i started tattooing not being able to draw anything but what was in front of me). it simply takes time and passion of learning it better. if you draw every day for an hour you will be better every month. the hardest part is listening to critiques and not arguing. try everything that people say about 5 times and see if it works for you. it will teach you more if you try than if you ignore or argue.