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Choosing a tattoo that you will be proud of for Life
Want a tattoo but not sure where you want it? Perhaps you are not sure exactly what design you want. Either way you'll be on your way to make a concrete decision for yourself once you have read this article tattoo. Just follow these steps and apply that good ole gut instinct.
WHAT Are you sure?
The first step is to ask what you're safe. You basically have four options:
Option # 1:
You know what kind of design you want, but you do not know where in the body you want. In this case, scroll down to "Choosing a tattoo location" section.
Option # 2:
Do you know where you want the design is in your body, but you do not know what kind of design you want. In this case, scroll down to the "Choosing a plan to fit the location" of this article.
Option # 3:
You know that both the design you want and where in your body you want. In this case, you have no reason to be reading this article. Go to your local room and get that tattoo!
Option # 4:
You do not know what kind of design you want and you do not know where in the body you want. I suggest doing a brainstorm and check out some online sites tattoo. Once you've reached your decision, get back to me. I'll design for you.
WHERE TATTOO
Ask yourself this: "What is the general form of my design?
You need to visualize exactly what you want in this design. Here, you think like an artist. Imagine your body as an abstract campus with your tattoo design is a work of art on campus.
Its aim is to find a body area best fit the general "shape" of the design. This requires you to maintain the composition of its simple design. From the detail in the design will be adjusted and complex, you need to follow basic forms as the basis of its design.
Think of your tattoo as a beautiful flower garden full of flowers of different sizes and colors. Notice how the garden as a whole has a general form. Whether it be a peanut-shaped, triangle, oval, square, is unique purpse is to enclose complex inner products.
"What the hell gardens of flowers have to do with my tattoo design?
We will use a real tattoo design as an example for those of you who can not handle above the metaphor:
Skulls. A skull has a circular shape to the global. Piece of cake. This can go anywhere, but it is best to stick it somewhere that would enhance its shape. I recommend the scapula. See how it works?
What such a sword? A tattoo sword clearly be longer than wide. Something like this is a tall, narrow rectangle as their way of composition. Sounds like forearms or calves to me.
Now you see the general formula you will have a better idea of where in the body you want your tattoo.
Let to divide it into three easy steps:
1. Visualize your design.
2. Break it down to its simplest form.
3. Find an area of the body where This way is better. Trust your eyes and use your own discretion. Remember it is YOUR tattoo, not theirs.
ELECTION OF A DESIGN TO FIT THE SITUATION
To choose a design to suit the location, you should think about himself. Isolating yourself and maintain an environment calm, relaxed way of thinking. While in this state of mind, start thinking about all the things you love in life. Think about your passions, beliefs and points of interest. Let your brain go wild. Do not try to control it.
Once you have landed on some options, you need to visualize the shape. This capability will come with practice so keep at it.
Simply apply the steps above to choose a good location for your tattoo. If you have a safe design that you want in some part of your body, but you think it might seem strange that, then let me know. I will use my creativity to make it work. This thing is in you forever, let's make it perfect.
Conclusion
Now you have some basic skills in choice of art to fit a compositional space. It will take time and patience to see the perfect design in your head. My advice is take it easy. No rush. However, if you wait too long, you may develop a fear of the tattoo. You will find the balance.
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About the Author
Ty Lombardi
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Ty Lombardi is a custom illustrator working with tattoos, t-shirt designs, and cartoon logos. Check out his work at: www.RottenToons.com