skindeepink |
topic: Phoenix
posted: Wed Jul 22, 2009 19:30
Here's the skecth.
BTW the hourglass isn't mine. |
skindeepink |
topic: Phoenix
posted: Wed Jul 22, 2009 19:28
I freehanded this and tattooed it in one sitting. He's going to Iraq for 11 months and then we're adding a background. I really wanted to alot more like white highlights and more to the eye and beak but, we ran out of time. |
skindeepink |
topic: hybrid freehand
posted: Wed Jun 03, 2009 06:19
This is really cool. |
skindeepink |
topic: a lil something...
posted: Wed Jun 03, 2009 06:18
This is awesome! Great job. |
jtother |
topic: what the fuck???
posted: Wed May 27, 2009 18:50
yeah.. I don't get it either... |
monsterinktat2s |
topic: what the fuck???
posted: Wed May 27, 2009 16:39
this is another prime example of a suck ass group...all these members and nobody's posting???retarded........whats the point???im out.... |
jtother |
topic: a lil something...
posted: Sun Jan 04, 2009 13:46
sharpies rule! |
justb |
topic: sharpies
posted: Tue Dec 09, 2008 14:07
try the tombow...
got a brush tip and a normal tip
and they stay really gewd during tattoo
its the best i have found...
peace |
inkworx |
topic: sharpies
posted: Thu Aug 21, 2008 21:57
Hey Sneker,
I have found that if you use Detol concentrated, not diluted to wipe over the skin for your stencil, and then let it dry. You are then able to draw all around the area with sharpies and they tend to stay on as long as you use a very light amount of vaseline when you begin. |
thespidersweb |
topic: sharpies
posted: Wed Aug 20, 2008 16:31
I use sharpies and also I get Skin scribes from Lucky tattoo supply...... seems to work better then Bic pens and small enough to get more detail.... check them out...
Also they sell something similar at WWW.atimemachine.com
they come with a handle.... |
thespidersweb |
topic: How about just shaving and bustin out the 15?
posted: Wed Aug 20, 2008 16:26
sounds like joshua carlton..... I like. your thinking! |
legion666 |
topic: my freehand
posted: Wed Jun 25, 2008 19:56
used a medical marker...and some 1'square pic. 5rs-9mag-have a huge baphomet started post when i get more done...whole back of leg from calf 2 hammies |
legion666 |
topic: hybrid freehand
posted: Wed Jun 25, 2008 19:52
extremely nice!!! |
gitonklik |
topic: How about just shaving and bustin out the 15?
posted: Tue Jun 24, 2008 04:15
I really luv to do that. |
inkingyou |
topic: sharpies
posted: Fri Aug 03, 2007 14:20
been diggin the lil clickable sharpies but colored bics are cheaper and work as well...also can get mad diff colors.... |
leopardprints67 |
topic: hybrid freehand
posted: Fri Jun 22, 2007 02:20
STUNNING!! |
joenieves |
topic: sharpies
posted: Sat May 19, 2007 11:00
My mistake, these pens are the best as far as I am concerned. |
joenieves |
topic: hybrid freehand
posted: Wed May 16, 2007 15:55
used photo reference of a hot chic from a mag and freedrew everything else with ballpoint pen. |
msfabulous |
topic: sharpies
posted: Sat May 12, 2007 02:06
Nice tip on the rollerballs... I'll give them a shot. The fine line sharpies dry out too fast, surgical scribe markers are garbage and dry out almost immediately, and regular sharpies work ok but bleed out SO thick! |
joenieves |
topic: sharpies
posted: Fri May 11, 2007 21:57
Sharpies are great but, retractable roller ball pens by bic are better for detailed work, They are cheap, disposable, and stay on. Comes in 12-pack red/blue/black. When clogged write on tape or paper to unclogg. I use several when designing so, I will switch pens every few minutes to prevent tips from drying while I design/draw on skin then reuse(same for sharpies). Make sure skin is dry and clean. I've used other brands and rollerballs are the best for me. I stumbled across this by accident a year ago when my sharpie ran out and used a rollerball pen reserved for signing credit cards. Trust me you will have drawer full before you know it. |
snekerone |
topic: Some recent work
posted: Thu Jan 04, 2007 04:01
The one with the eyes looks good. But, the other one should have been done with a stencil. |
thorn |
topic: Some recent work
posted: Sat Nov 11, 2006 17:34
This is another that I made a stencil for the outline so it would look square and straight lined and then freehanded the symbols with the machine. |
thorn |
topic: Some recent work
posted: Sat Nov 11, 2006 17:30
Hello,
I thought this might be the right place to post this picture of some recent work I did. I freehanded the image with a new roller tip ink pen in an hour using the pencil drawing as my guide. |
snekerone |
topic: sharpies
posted: Fri Oct 06, 2006 02:00
Weel I just picked up some Lumocolor 0.6mm finetip permanent marker and wow. I got them at our local hobby art store. But no problems with them not working for a long period of time. Refillable to. |
valdar |
topic: sharpies
posted: Wed Oct 04, 2006 12:46
have you tried the ultra fine tipped sharpies for the details? they are a bit hard to kep working on skin but they do have a nice fine line |
snekerone |
topic: sharpies
posted: Thu Sep 28, 2006 08:10
I'm confused then? |
snekerone |
topic: sharpies
posted: Mon Sep 25, 2006 03:25
Thanks but I think I'll stick with the sharpie. Not sure about bic ink or lead pencil. Don't want to contract ink or lead poisoning to anyone. To much at risk |
snekerone |
topic: sharpies
posted: Fri Sep 15, 2006 19:31
any word on the name of those japaness markers? |
snekerone |
topic: sharpies
posted: Fri Sep 15, 2006 00:23
cool thanks. |
snekerone |
topic: sharpies
posted: Tue Sep 12, 2006 21:21
Cool, no I use green soap for the stencils. I wounder if you can lay a stincil and freehand in the same area using the green soap and all? You don't happen to know the name of those japanese mark? |
snekerone |
topic: sharpies
posted: Tue Sep 12, 2006 01:34
Cool, thanks. They don't wipe off easier than sharpies? And will the ink in the pens stay flowing even when designing a very large piece |
snekerone |
topic: sharpies
posted: Mon Sep 11, 2006 23:34
I usually use color sharpies to freehand with. Starting lightest being yellow ,orange, or red then on to blue or some sort of dark color not useing black though. Because it to close to black (usually). But does any one use any thing differant. If so what are they and what distributor? I'm looking for some thing that can do more detail than a sharpie for my finishing lines. |
