| all of this artwork are my previous work and i am still practicing my skill on penciling and other reviewing on it to make it fine and the right process of detailing and perspective, most specially my learning process on the flexibility of the muscle movement on the human body.and yeah, i don't deny that i am weak on anatomy.but im still study on it.and hoping for the days and near future to come you will see my updated artwork and design on tattoos.critique are welcome to my site. and i will respect there opinion regarding from my artwork critique to every person that i met.thats the trials to push me up in artistic direction to enhance my knowledge in the name of arts and design. "Usually custom designs require you to make an appointment with an artist who is then paid hourly to consult with you. Your best bet is to talk to people about their tattoos beforehand and see which shops around your area are most reputable. Each artist at each shop will have a portfolio of work they've done, both custom and off the wall. Keep in mind that while many do both, not every artist is a great custom artist...If you have any questions, ask. Although seemingly intimidating sometimes (especially your first time), most tattoo artists are thoughtful, intelligent, and wildly creative people who want you to love your tattoo as much as you want you to love your tattoo. If you get a bad vibe, definitely go somewhere else. But before you waste anyone's time (including your own), look at the portfolios. Then make an appointment with the artist whose portfolio you feel matches your own preferences the most."Make sure to ask for a portfolio before hand. Look around the shop, check for pictures of past work. LOOK FOR DETAIL. This is a custom job, don’t just get it done because the guy/girl is close to you. If it means traveling a few miles, do it. You want perfection, not half-assert. Basically the list is as follows; Big Portfolio Has actual evidence of his custom work. Actually has a skill on drawing, (you shouldn’t have to walk upstairs to enter a tattoo “  arlor” Is very detailed Has used different colors |
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| chosen for different artist and there work are my personal references and apart of my daily life. perspective you wanna learn how to draw perspective? Perspective is a formalized system used to create the illusion of a 3D space on a 2D peice of paper.There are two sides of drawing perspective. One uses precise calculations and strict rules to determin the way an object is supposed to look at a givin vantage point. The second side of perspective is called "observational perspective", which relies more of the artist observations and ability to look at an object or landscape and roughly reproduce the angles on paper. Horizon Line: The horizon line is where the land meets the sky, simply put. Otherwise known as "eye level".Remeber when drawing perspective that your vanishing point will always go to your eye level.There are 3 different types of perspective you can draw. First, above your eye level, at eye level, and below your eye level. Try drawing the same object from these three different vantage points and see how the lines and vanishing points change. This is great practice. |
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| Zodiac Tattoos Zodiac tattoos symbols are extremely popular, both for aficionados and true believers in astrological influence on our lives and for the individual who just likes the zodiac sign associated with their birthday.* The zodiac refers to a belt or strip of constellations that are centered on the elliptic path of the earth around the sun (though early believers, of course, thought it was the path of the sun around the earth!). This belt is divided equally into 12 sections, and there is a primary and viewable constellation pattern of stars in each of those sections. Each constellation has an image and a story behind it. Zodiac tattoo designs are artistic renderings of those twelve images. A Brief History of the Zodiac There is some disagreement on what the word “zodiac” actually means, but the common viewpoint is that it comes from the Greek word “zôè” (meaning “life” and the word “diakos” (meaning “wheel”. A similar Greek word, “zoon,” means “animals” or – more correctly – “life beings.” Put together, we see the word zodiac refers to a circle of living beings, both animal and human. Other terms associated with the zodiac are generally Greek in origin, but also include Hellenistic, Arabian, Babylonian, Egyptian, and Indian (Sanskrit) language and words.Our current zodiac symbols have their roots in the ancient Middle East. Written records go back to more than 2000 B.C., but there is evidence that humans have looked to the stars earlier than that. (For example, the Great Pyramid in Egypt was built to line up with the North Star. Knowing the path of the star, astronomers can fix the date of the pyramid’s construction to approximately 4700 B.C.) The study of the stars most likely began in ancient Mesopotamia (now Iraq). The Babylonians developed an early form of writing, known as cuneiform, and began to record their stargazing predictions. At that time, astrological readings were conducted only to benefit the king. The Egyptians broadened the application, focused mainly around Ra, their sun god. It was Claudius Ptolemy, a Greek scholar and astronomer living in Egypt, who blended the Mesopotamian and Greek views to develop astrology as we now know it. Surprisingly, very little has changed in the images or interpretations since those early days. Interesting Zodiac Facts People today like to look at their horoscope in the newspaper, to see what suggestions their astrological sign might have for them. The word “horoscope” also comes from the ancient Greek, and roughly means “look at the hour,” i.e. compare the hour you were born to the placement of the stars in the sky. When you look at a horoscope, you see that it begins with advice for Aries birthdays (March 21-April 19). Ptolemy fixed his astrological year at the vernal equinox, or the start of spring. Since the zodiac was about life, it made sense to link it to the time of the year when new things started to grow. Our current use of January as the start of the year is a modern day practice by comparison, having been around since only 46 B.C. When Ptolemy first created his astrological calendar, the constellations selected were correctly aligned overhead. Since constellation paths change over time, the actual stars in the sky no longer match up with the dates associated with them. The rotation moves backward (called equinoctial precession). Now, when we celebrate birthday parties for those born under Aries, the Pisces constellation (soon to move backward to Aquarius) is actually overhead! The stars should properly realign themselves in just under 26,000 years! Zodiac Tattoo Designs As you think about your zodiac tattoos designs, there are some points you can consider. First, do you want a zodiac tattoo of the image associated with the constellation (e.g. Aries is a ram), or simply the letter-form glyph (sometimes called a sigul) associated with the constellation (e.g. Aries looks like a “V” with curled down tips, resembling a ram’s horns). Each zodiac is associated with one of the four elements: earth, air, fire, or water. Each element is linked to certain personality characteristics. • Earth: uses physical body to make things happen; works hard to achieve goals • Air: all-pervasive and everywhere; tries to create unification • Fire: has independent element of self; expresses self without fear • Water: fluid and self-reflective; sensitive and emotional One way to custom design your zodiac sign tattoo would be to include artwork representing the corresponding element within your zodiac tattoo designs. For example, Leo the lion is a fire element. How about a lion’s mane made of flames? As you will see on the pages that follow, each zodiac symbol is also associated with a part of the body, a color, a metal, a flower, and a gem. Different sources sometimes list different characteristics or colors; we’ve included the most popular choices. (Note: some zodiac signs have both an ancient and modern-day gem association. Modern gems will be set apart in parentheses.) Each one even has a food assigned to it, which sign-bearers are recommend to eat for optimum health! While it is not necessary to include these characteristics in your zodiac tattoos, it may help you custom design one that is truly unique. For example, Aquarius is associated with the ankles and shins, the color blue-violet, and the tulip. You could design artwork of a flowing water pitcher, decorated with blue-violet tulips, and have it tattooed on your lower leg. A word of caution. The practice of astrology is based on ancient world-views that existed before our understandings of modern day science. Repeated scientific studies have found no link between celestial bodies and earthly events. Many western religions have condemned astrology as a form of magic. Thus, you will encounter people who will look down on astrological tattoos and accuse you of being superstitious. If you are really into astrology, and don’t care how people react, then tattoo away. Pisces is the twelfth and final of the twelve signs of the zodiac, corresponding to the constellation Pisces, and is depicted as two fish swimming around each other and connected by a band. Pisces glyph The glyph for Pisces looks like a fancy version of the capital letter “H” in which the center points of the two vertical lines are drawn inward, causing the top and bottom of the lines to bow out. Pisces tattoos can be of the image, glyph, or combination of both. Pisces is a water element sign, and is ruled by the planet Neptune. The legend behind the Pisces fish is varied and unclear. One version from Syrian lore is that the two fish are in reality the goddess Atargatis and the god Dagon, who was half-man and half-fish. Greek mythology says that the fish are really two black dolphins. They were sent by the god Poseidon to save Eros and Aphrodite from the monster Typhon. The Pisces personality may at times appear split or two-sided, e.g. they may be ambivalent or undecided about courses of action. They can be so open-minded that it comes across as irrational. Though skilled mediators, Pisces would rather daydream or pray to avoid getting “too much” reality. Actors, dancers, photographers, and ministers are often Pisces. The lists below show a number of characteristics, both positive and negative, that different sources attribute to Pisces: Positive: emotional, intuitive, artistic, sympathetic, imaginative, poetic, easy-going, sentimental, kindly, adaptable Negative: withdraws, insecure, malleable, self-pitying, self-indulgent, lack of drive, dreamy, lazy, unstable, restless, chaotic, fickle |
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