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Tattoo linework and colour

cmyk · 2012-06-29 10:38:52

Just thought I'd ask in here about linework/colourwork, looking at getting quite a detailed piece and have been chatting to the guys in colourworks about it, but waiting on them to get back to me. Anyone any other dublin recommendations for this sort of thing? Colourworks say it needs to be simplified down, whereas others…

29-06-2012 10:38am

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cmyk

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Just thought I'd ask in here about linework/colourwork, looking at getting quite a detailed piece and have been chatting to the guys in colourworks about it, but waiting on them to get back to me. Anyone any other dublin recommendations for this sort of thing? Colourworks say it needs to be simplified down, whereas others say no problem as is in the example.

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#2 29-06-2012 1:18pm

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Nice piece of art there. But, it does look like the lines would blend into each other after a while, creating a more blurred messy looking tat. Id be suprised if the guys in Snakebite or Wildcat had a different opinion to colourworks.

If your dead set on getting something like that done, you may need to compromise on the amount of detail.

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