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koi carp

youllneverknow · 2010-06-05 21:56:01

what artist would be good to go to for a free handed one in dublin

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what artist would be good to go to for a free handed one in dublin

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#2 06-06-2010 2:04pm

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what difference does it make in the long run if it is freehanded, really?

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#3 06-06-2010 6:47pm

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because i want some one who is good at drawing free handed koi

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#4 06-06-2010 7:11pm

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that wasn't the question at all. what lead you to want a free handed one specifically?

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#5 06-06-2010 7:21pm

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because i dont want one out of a book that any one can go in and pick out and get it done.I want it to be one of a kind and if its free handed its one of a kind.

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#6 06-06-2010 7:30pm

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freehanded is not the only way to get a one of a kind design. any decent tattooist who draws a custom design will never repeat it for any reason. when you get a design drawn beforehand, you get a chance to actually consider it, and make any changes that might annoy you at a later date. with a freehanded one, you get a minute or two in a crowded studio.

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#7 06-06-2010 7:37pm

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good point. never taught of getting it drawn before hand.

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