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Posted by resonanteye on 03/12/2013
a reminder tattoo for a tattoo artist friend of mine. he wanted to remember to slow down, and do more focused work, instead of hurrying up and rushing himself. He is the kind of artist who feels a lot of pressure from his clients, he tends to feel so glad to be tattooing that he forgets that his work is valuable, that his BEST work is worthwhile…that people who want really good tattoos are willing to pay for them, and that he is capable of doing great tattoos, and therefore shouldn’t undervalue his time…
If you undercharge people, you start to feel rushed. it’s inevitable- you end up booked solid for months but barely making ends meet. hurrying up to get that tattoo done in time, in the small amount of time you quoted them for. it’s far better to quote high, to take your time, take that extra hour to do your VERY BEST work on people.
any rate- I love fucking sloths. And this one is particularly classy, too.
also,
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Posted by resonanteye on 03/12/2013
he’s got a white berry in his beak. This took about three or four hours, total. we did it all in one session because she is a tough cookie!
I had originally drawn this as a bird flying down, with loose leaves in the wind around it. she wanted to make the branch more prominent and loved the oak leaves in that drawing- and wanted the bird perched. This was the second round of drawings.
I really like using subdued colors right next to bright ones, like the yellow on the bird’s head among all the greys and browns in this piece.
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Posted by resonanteye on 02/11/2013
prints up for sale now.
Guaranteed to bring the mojo.
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Posted by resonanteye on 01/26/2013
what I’ve been working on the last day or two.
to buy prints of the owls and crab…
or prints, or the original of the harpy.
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Posted by resonanteye on 01/18/2013
Just sorted out half sets, full sets, and a big bonus awesome discount package, of flash prints!
I’m also working on a fun medusa today, here’s a progress shot of her for you.
Feel free to share/pin/check out the flash sets.
I’ll ship internationally, if you don’t like etsy just email me for a paypal invoice!
Flash is USD $120/5 sheets, $200/10sheets, $30/one sheet, and $450 for 23 sheets, that’s two full sets, two extra bonus sheets, and a super secret limited edition handpainted mystery print! (shipping, add ten bucks outside US)
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Posted by resonanteye on 01/12/2013
Some of the sheets. Click here to buy a set!
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a reminder tattoo for a tattoo artist friend of mine. he wanted to remember to slow down, and do more focused work, instead of hurrying up and rushing himself. He is the kind of artist who feels a lot of pressure from his clients, he tends to feel so glad to be tattooing that he forgets that his work is valuable, that his BEST work is worthwhile…that people who want really good tattoos are willing to pay for them, and that he is capable of doing great tattoos, and therefore shouldn’t undervalue his time…
