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Start Here – Introduce Yourself
Welcome to the community! To kick things off, please create your own post introducing yourself. This helps everyone connect and keeps the space active from day one. In your intro post, include: 1️⃣ Where you’re from (city / country) 2️⃣ The style you're doing, or would love to do 3️⃣ One thing you’re working to improve or change right now 4️⃣ 1–3 images of your artwork or tattoos (or a link to your Instagram/portfolio) Then please engage with at least one other intro post after you share yours. A few guidelines: This space is about making positive connections. I want to keep it light & fun to be a part of. I’ll be reading every intro and jumping into the conversations. If you want to stay engaged easily, download the Skool app and turn on notifications for this community. Looking forward to getting to know you. – Steve
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This short video explains what this community is, how to use the space, and how to get the most value here. When you’re done watching, your first step is to create your own intro post — share where you’re tattooing from, the work you’re drawn to, and what you'd like to improve right now. Start by watching the pinned post above 👆
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Weekly wins!!!
Hey guys, I wanted to share another weekly win of mine So, I got some time to myself and took a little vacation. I drove down to Whistler from Kamloops BC to go get myself a tattoo!! And the best part about it was… It was done by the amazing person that runs this group! @Steve Kretz so not only did I get a beautiful tattoo but I got the opportunity to watch and learn a few things in person which was such an amazing experience. I am so beyond grateful that I am this lucky to be somewhat local compared to quite a few of you guys in here, to be able to get some in person training. It was great to be able to see his work done in person, and have many hours of sitting and talking about tattoos. And many more hours to come!!!!! It was around 15 hours so far, two full days. To my surprise I sat very well. This is only my second big tattoo but third tattoo in total. I have wanted this tattoo for a very long time but never found the right artist to do it until Steve. And what a wonderful choice because it is already looking flippin wicked and I can’t wait to get more done!! What an amazing time I had. I have never been to whistler so it was very nice to get out of my home town and see something new. And it was nice to sit and relax for a bit and get some work done on me instead of me doing the tattoos. And to have the chance to sit and talk with Steve. I feel like I learned so much in just two days compared to when I was in a shop for two weeks so I am really excited to do my next tattoo because I feel like it’s going to be a game changer all because of Steve!! Thank you so much Steve for this experience. I couldn’t have asked for a better artist!! I’m looking forward to the next session already!!!
Weekly wins!!!
🎨 Contrast - A quick lesson!
This relates to @Karl Hubbard & his recent question about the hair in his Marilyn portrait. I mentioned how adding dark shading next to light areas, can create an edge & actually make light areas look brighter. (Check his portrait post for my full advice). I'd like to point you here to something people don't always pay much attention to - the background. Look at the ? box in the top left. I'd like you to notice how I used light against dark & dark against light, as a way to bring contrast to that area & make that block appear to pop within the design. Contrast is key! Who would like me to critique a piece of art or tattoo? You have to be brave & step up. Critiques are a great way to grow if you really want to progress. Don't worry about what stage you're at. Let's just reach for that next level! Drop a piece of art or tattoo here for us to see!
🎨 Contrast - A quick lesson!
Advice needed please.
Ive just done this Marilyn Monroe, the hair is white on the top. On skin would it be better to put a darker background or should I just make the tattoo darker? Me personally I don't like backgrounds just incase in the future they want to add on to this but also you have to stay true to reference right.. confused.. kinda looks unfinished to me.
Advice needed please.
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