devinwilson |
topic: Design tricks
posted: Mon Jul 21, 2008 11:58
Heya.
Drawing it on the person is always the best way to go as long as symemtry isn't an issue. In Polynesian / Oceanic tribal work, the key to design is knowing what each pattern means and that dictates how to use it. Even rows of triangles represented shark's teeth. Design=application of pattern = understand the patterns meaning. |
sethouse |
topic: hawaiian diamonds!
posted: Sat Apr 12, 2008 05:39
JUST DID A TRADIONAL HAWAIIAN CALF PIECE. TOOK AWHILE TO SET UP. TRANSFER WAS IMPOSIBLE. SHARPIE WAS THE WAY TO GO. THAN I CUT OUT A PLASTIC TEMPLATE AND LINED UP EACH DIAMOND ON MY SHARPIE LINES. IF SOMEONE HAS A BETTER IDEA PLEASE LET ME KNOW. BUT IT WORKED OUT GREAT, JUST TIME CONSUMING. HAPPY TRIBALS! |
sethouse |
topic: Design tricks
posted: Wed Apr 02, 2008 18:27
funny i have the questions! |
sierracolt |
topic: Design tricks
posted: Wed Apr 02, 2008 05:19
Does any one have any internet sources for polynesian art. |
sierracolt |
topic: Design tricks
posted: Wed Apr 02, 2008 05:18
Does anyone have any tricks on traditional tribal tattoo work. I'm not talking about ass antlers or tailbone treasures. I'm believe in island work and polynesian work. I am interested in alignment of triangles, squares, lines, etc. |
froggynz |
topic: Lets get this one started.
posted: Sat Jan 26, 2008 19:28
thats pretty cool :) mostly freehanded |
tat2ace |
topic: tattoos
posted: Thu Dec 14, 2006 10:07
this club sure is quiet. we gotta get the word out and make this huge! |
danieladair |
topic: Session #2
posted: Sun Aug 20, 2006 03:52
Here is the other half of it |
danieladair |
topic: Lets get this one started.
posted: Sun Aug 20, 2006 03:51
Started this piece about two weeks ago. Added the chest piece today. All freehand. About 7 hours total. What do ya think? |
