I like it as it is. Why add color when there's already so much definition in the shading? Not being a tattoo enthusiast, I do think that black & whites are so much better. Pretty sweet, though. Now when are you getting a tattoo to honor Norah?
I'm thinking it looks pretty sweet now, too, but that it will look super BA once it's filled in with some vibrant colors. As far as a Norah tattoo goes, though, I don't know when I'll get one of those done. No particular design has jumped out at me yet as a fit for who she is and I think my next couple of tattoos will probably be this type of "pretty" tattoo rather than tattoos that have any deeper meaning. At some point you start getting tattoos because you think they make your body look better and not because you want to represent some bigger spiritual or metaphysical concept. I'm totally at that place right now.
"Improving" on what the Master Artist has done, approved, and blessed as perfect has never worked or been OK with me. The art itself isn't the issue but just the crayon markings on the temple walls. (1 Corinthians 6:19-20) Imppossible for me to believe He would say, "Yeah, sure. I didn't like the way I did that anyway." I love you. God bless you all the more.
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Oh man... that's seriously amazing and it's not even colored in yet. It's going to be incredible when it's finished.
I like it as it is. Why add color when there's already so much definition in the shading? Not being a tattoo enthusiast, I do think that black & whites are so much better. Pretty sweet, though. Now when are you getting a tattoo to honor Norah?
I'm thinking it looks pretty sweet now, too, but that it will look super BA once it's filled in with some vibrant colors. As far as a Norah tattoo goes, though, I don't know when I'll get one of those done. No particular design has jumped out at me yet as a fit for who she is and I think my next couple of tattoos will probably be this type of "pretty" tattoo rather than tattoos that have any deeper meaning. At some point you start getting tattoos because you think they make your body look better and not because you want to represent some bigger spiritual or metaphysical concept. I'm totally at that place right now.
Sweet tattoo! But I was even more excited about the burp cloth on the couch next to you!:) Hi S and N!
i told you we love those burp cloths! :o)
Her eyes are so pretty!
"Improving" on what the Master Artist has done, approved, and blessed as perfect has never worked or been OK with me. The art itself isn't the issue but just the crayon markings on the temple walls. (1 Corinthians 6:19-20) Imppossible for me to believe He would say, "Yeah, sure. I didn't like the way I did that anyway." I love you. God bless you all the more.
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