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FREE HAND
There are also a few samples of my free-hand work
under the text...
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Allot of my work is free handed right onto the body and my reasons are simple,
body symmetry and individual musculature.
Getting any design to fit and looking like it belongs there is important to me,
a tattoo is an enhancement and should accentuate and compliment it's placement.
It's also much easier for me to draw it to size right on the client and give them a preview
of what I plan to do.
Most of my free-hand pieces are not planned out in the usual sense either,
I usually ask for nothing more than a concept when the appointment is made,
then either draw it out of my head or do some research for source material images.
Many times I get a visual when people describe what they'd like and I usually go with my first instinct, but often visualize several different ideas, I'm usually thinking
'outside of the box'.
When I refer to freehanding a design 'out of my head', it simply means that I had no source material in front of me but worked from memory.
I don't need a picture of a Cross to draw one, a Wolf , Skull or Rose either.
I've drawn and studied so many images over the years and have so many in my head
that allot of times I can just conjure things up on the spot, it's what I do.
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This is what I enjoy most since
I love drawing so much.
Most of my Animal pieces are
free-handed as is all my floral work,
and occasionally,
even some Celtic knot-work.
Naturally 'photo-realistic' work
can be free handed,
but requires a photo,
this isn't done from memory.
I do on occasion have clients
that insist I free hand a portrait,
they're paying for my drawing time.
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