Picture for Tatoo

teresaq

teresaq

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What do you think. Someone on another forum drew this for me. I still dont know if I want to add a macro behind it.
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eric b 125

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i've seen something similar to that on the walls of my local tattoo parlor. i would go to where you want to get the ink, look at their walls, and make sure there's nothing too close to that. (that way you're not rockin a tat that is close to something that molly down the street has on the small of her back)
 
teresaq

teresaq

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Thanks Eric. There may be something similar, but these are orig drawings from a very nice lady in Australia
Here is another version
 
florida joe

florida joe

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T go to your local library and look at art books, oceanography, est. as stated above you don’t want flash go original
 
teresaq

teresaq

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This is the exact look I was going for. I wanted a true body seahorse with flashy fins. The only thing I need to work on is color and whether or not to add a little background of water or macro algea.
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t316

t316

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Just my opinion, but his eye detail makes him look mean, or mad at the very least. Unless this is the look you are going for, a slight alteration there could change his whole outlook on life
 
florida joe

florida joe

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T just for the hell of it put a mirror image next to it nose to nose and take a look at it That I think would look wild. And IMO go with background
 
t316

t316

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Originally Posted by TeresaQ
http:///forum/post/3007030
I think the first one does more then the second. The eyes are hard to do.
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I think its just the eyebrow. Turn it upside down and he should look happy. The way its positioned now looks like he is squinting (angry).
 
cleve_seahorse

cleve_seahorse

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I was thinking about getting one this summer, actually a scene on my lower back where I can cover it for p.t.a meetings...hehe....one of my back/white erectus with my yellow reidi, macro and a clownfish in the back of the scene...take pics in of your horses , ask for the best artist to draw 2 or 3 scenes for you and pick which one you like....a scene is going to cost a few bucks , so they should do a couple for you ,and don't hesitate to ask for the more experienced artist, it is your body after all....just do it with a smile
 
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