Tattoo / Photo Shop Manipulation Artist
Budget: €30 – €55 EUR
Hey there, attached you find my current Sleeve.
I want to add new elements and cover up some Parts.
The overall Sleeve shall be an "Irezumi" Stile after the new work.
So we can keep Geisha and the Bloosom, but will have to change the rest I guess.
It shall be Black and Red.
apanese tattooing. These tattoos are known for their vibrant colors, bold lines, and intricate designs, often drawing inspiration from Japanese folklore, mythology, and nature. Here's a breakdown of the key elements:
Subjects:
Mythological creatures: Dragons (ryu), koi fish, phoenixes (ho-o), kirin (a mythical chimera), tengu (mountain spirits), and oni (demons) are all popular choices, each carrying symbolic meaning.
Nature: Flowers like cherry blossoms, peonies, and chrysanthemums, as well as waves, clouds, and mountains are frequently depicted, often representing beauty, resilience, and the fleeting nature of life.
Characters: Samurai warriors, heroes from folklore, and historical figures are sometimes incorporated, symbolizing strength, loyalty, and historical significance.
Style:
Bold lines and vibrant colors: Black is the primary outline, with red, blue, green, and yellow used for accents and details.
Ukiyo-e influence: The style draws inspiration from ukiyo-e, woodblock prints known for their bold lines and vibrant colors.
Composition: Elements are often arranged in a dynamic and flowing composition, often filling the entire area being tattooed.
Background elements: Smoke, clouds, water, and geometric patterns are often used as background elements to add depth and visual interest.
I want to add new elements and cover up some Parts.
The overall Sleeve shall be an "Irezumi" Stile after the new work.
So we can keep Geisha and the Bloosom, but will have to change the rest I guess.
It shall be Black and Red.
apanese tattooing. These tattoos are known for their vibrant colors, bold lines, and intricate designs, often drawing inspiration from Japanese folklore, mythology, and nature. Here's a breakdown of the key elements:
Subjects:
Mythological creatures: Dragons (ryu), koi fish, phoenixes (ho-o), kirin (a mythical chimera), tengu (mountain spirits), and oni (demons) are all popular choices, each carrying symbolic meaning.
Nature: Flowers like cherry blossoms, peonies, and chrysanthemums, as well as waves, clouds, and mountains are frequently depicted, often representing beauty, resilience, and the fleeting nature of life.
Characters: Samurai warriors, heroes from folklore, and historical figures are sometimes incorporated, symbolizing strength, loyalty, and historical significance.
Style:
Bold lines and vibrant colors: Black is the primary outline, with red, blue, green, and yellow used for accents and details.
Ukiyo-e influence: The style draws inspiration from ukiyo-e, woodblock prints known for their bold lines and vibrant colors.
Composition: Elements are often arranged in a dynamic and flowing composition, often filling the entire area being tattooed.
Background elements: Smoke, clouds, water, and geometric patterns are often used as background elements to add depth and visual interest.