Hello, my name is Katrina Kessler and I'm a junior in Mrs. Shield's 6th and 7th bell DMA class. I've never been that into in tattoos, but watercolor ones always peak my interests. The way the artist can manage to give the illusion of wet media on a person's skin amazes me and I don't get how they do it. Watercolor tattoos often have a black image or geometric shape of some sort to bring out the work as a whole and to make it pop, also creating contrast with the solid, dark lines and the bright, watercolor strokes.
Hello, my name is Katrina Kessler and I'm a junior in Mrs. Shield's 6th and 7th bell DMA class. I've never been that into in tattoos, but watercolor ones always peak my interests. The way the artist can manage to give the illusion of wet media on a person's skin amazes me and I don't get how they do it. Watercolor tattoos often have a black image or geometric shape of some sort to bring out the work as a whole and to make it pop, also creating contrast with the solid, dark lines and the bright, watercolor strokes.
I like how it has incredible detail but still looks like its flowing throughout her arm.
ReplyDeleteLike you, I'm not really big on tattoos, but one's like these make me want one. The difference between the structured black ink and the water color makes it that much more interesting to look at, and when I first saw one, I was almost confused.
ReplyDeleteI really like the colors in this. A lot of tattoos out there are just plain black.
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