kevinandre91

I'm going to become a licensed tattoo artist. Now comes the hard part. Actually doing it.

I've been working and working. Mostly on my drawing and coloring skills. I'm trying to improve on my use of color techniques and combinations. I find it's a lot more appealing to the eye if the colors aren't clashing (unless, of course, that's the desired outcome) and the general look of a piece is thought through. I try to let the freestyle work get more time than the planned and purposeful work. Mastering the habit of making art just to make art is my goal. I recently started a new job in addition to my "weekend" job that allows me a moderate amount of free time. Though I prefer to spend it on more frivolous activities I do spend a sma

So I've reinvented my style, cleaned up almost all the stuff I'm willing to, and even made a new icon as well as hit my 1,500 page views. I even went through the trouble of putting anything I thought didn't really belong in my Gallery in my scraps. That took some time and heart break, to tell the truth. What's next? Advertise, advertise, advertise. I'm gonna try and get my art to as many faces as possible. What I'm hoping is that one of those faces knows another face who might be able to drop me off on the corner of Easy Street and The Good Life Blvd.. After some time of mainly classmate and friends exposure I've come to the conclusion that