ROAR! This custom black and gray half sleeve (including a coverup) is coming along nicely! Having all kinds of fun working with textures and depth. Stay tuned!
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Fresh Ink! Half sleeve in progress (including two coverups) – this phase incorporating rich sunflower and wheat colors and textures!
The asymmetry, imperfection and constant transition of the natural world is what makes it so striking and humbling. When working with floral elements, consider working with those unique transitional moments rather than the ever present Kodak moment poster child bloom – such as a budding bloom, a bloom just past it’s prime or a windswept blossom.
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Today we turned an old dolphin into a brand spanking new vibrant flower and dragonfly!
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Before and after of an awesome, colorful custom tattoo coverup!
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Here’s a fresh spankin’ new custom coverup done in black and gray! Successful cover ups are all about flexibility with size, detail, textures and color. All of these elements work together to blend the old tattoo into the new tattoo. While color is typically necessary to nail a solid coverup, in this design the size, detail and texture came together beautifully to complete this black and gray geometric Mandala.
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I just finished reworking this old tattoo… And I’ll go with the sentiment.
Have a good night everyone!
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Tattoos are a commitment, and they’re only as permanent as the passing times in our lives.
Coverups are a way for tattoos to change and grow with us!
When considering a coverup, I recommend temporarily forgetting it’s a coverup. Think of two or three ideas that you’d love to have if you were getting a brand spankin’ new tattoo. Email me with questions or to set up a consult and we’ll discuss and plan the piece. Once we have the concept in place, the key to a quality coverup is flexibility in size, detail, texture and color – these allow us to transition the old into the new!
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I love a good coverup – and what makes a for solid coverup is a client knows what they want their new tattoo to be, and who’s open to the creative process and flexible in how we get there.
This is a fantastic example of having a solid design idea to begin with –
a stained glass inspired Cicada – and then flexibility in size, detail, color, texture and flow to let the new tattoo take on a life of its own. LOVE this piece!
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A little archangel action! Also, a coverup! My preference is to use color to create the most effective coverup, but with the extensive size, detail, texture and shading – this black and gray coverup came together beautifully.
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In progress! A solid start on a custom family tree, incorporating multiple influences from family to nuances of Minnesota – and a coverup! When complete, this tree will have a subtle Celtic knot work texture in the bark.
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