I did add a new print, Tattoo Lady. She is available in poster size, as well. But, for smaller budgets, a framed card makes nice looking art, hint, hint. The basic drawing looked like this.

Drawing on notebook paper is not advised. I use to do it in math class back in high school. Being preoccupied back then in not paying attention to sin and cosine, I didn't care that the pencil lines crumbled or engraved themselves into the paper. The memories all came flooding back while I was doing this sketch. But, it was the only thing on hand at the time (mainly, I was too lazy to get up and get some different paper).
I digitally inked the illustration in Photoshop and Illustrator. Digital inking allows for richer black lines; something I wasn't able to achieve with traditional ink. Not to mention the "being able to erase easily" factor. The final outcome was this.

Tattoo Lady is currently available as a print, poster, and card here.
1 comment:
I love your Tattoo Lady- really beautiful!
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