dsemica

Alright, thank you

Not saying, oh, can't be completed. It's just an example.

Hi and thank you (: I understand that part, it comes from knowing what you want in your head. I'm more interested in seeing what's in another's head. When you give someone a creative liberty, what they develop can be a piece of art in itself. The barrier of completion can pump the brakes more than we realize. I love tattoos and art and more importantly encouragement in pushing our boundaries when it comes to making. It's all a process, and we have to start somewhere.

Okay, well, then don't do it? There's no gun to anyone's head here.

New to this, new to the Seattle/Tacoma, and not big on forums, but..I do want to get myself out there as an experimental learning collector, so here we go. Posted this to BME, and since this is the only area i can post to as of now, I'm just going to do a simple copypaste. Thanks for looking<3 I've always been involved in the modifications world, but my skin is still pretty much a blank slate. And I'm over a year away from thirty. So, I've decided to offer myself up as a practice piece for apprentices, or people wanting to experiment a technique, style, or angle, and cannot seem to find a willing participant. I would be accompanied by another person, of course, and there would be a discussion/meeting before anything would be agreed upon. This is not about getting free tattoos, this is about helping people progress in their traits. These never have to be finished, can be blotches of color because you are trying out styles or shading, whatever. Only serious applicants with drawing [at least] portfolios in or around the Seattle, Washington area need apply. -Ern, skerinster@gmail.com **Since people are having a difficult time understanding that this is an art experiment, which is okay, let me once again say, please only serious applicants apply, be prepared for a meeting prior if this is something that you would be interested in, and no, this does not mean that I wouldn't or don't go to "real artist" and "pay for a tattoo." Very big leaps we take, eh? For others, thank you for your concern.