I like it a lot. They say that every artist tells a story about each piece they create. What are the stories behind each of your art work? I think it would make them come alive even more.
Thank you I appreciate that. There are stories behind my artworks, however, I like the artworks to speak for themselves and for people to interpret them as they’d like.
I can add more to my descriptions here on substack. I’m just not on here too frequently so I didn’t think too much of it! Haha.
This piece was inspired by the Irezumi, Tebori style of tattooing peonies that originated from Japan. I love that style and so I was practicing it with my own flare. This piece was my first time practicing it. I plan on incorporating them into my main pieces of the anime characters that I do. I like to make my artwork look like it pops and that it’s radiating energy off of it. So that’s why I like to draw the black lines around it. Thank you again for enjoying my art :)!
That's what I was looking for :-) It's great to know what the artists thought when this piece of art was born. Thanks for sharing that.
"This piece was inspired by the Irezumi, Tebori style of tattooing peonies that originated from Japan. I love that style and so I was practicing it with my own flare. This piece was my first time practicing it. I plan on incorporating them into my main pieces of the anime characters that I do. I like to make my artwork look like it pops and that it’s radiating energy off of it."
I like it a lot. They say that every artist tells a story about each piece they create. What are the stories behind each of your art work? I think it would make them come alive even more.
Thank you I appreciate that. There are stories behind my artworks, however, I like the artworks to speak for themselves and for people to interpret them as they’d like.
I can add more to my descriptions here on substack. I’m just not on here too frequently so I didn’t think too much of it! Haha.
This piece was inspired by the Irezumi, Tebori style of tattooing peonies that originated from Japan. I love that style and so I was practicing it with my own flare. This piece was my first time practicing it. I plan on incorporating them into my main pieces of the anime characters that I do. I like to make my artwork look like it pops and that it’s radiating energy off of it. So that’s why I like to draw the black lines around it. Thank you again for enjoying my art :)!
That's what I was looking for :-) It's great to know what the artists thought when this piece of art was born. Thanks for sharing that.
"This piece was inspired by the Irezumi, Tebori style of tattooing peonies that originated from Japan. I love that style and so I was practicing it with my own flare. This piece was my first time practicing it. I plan on incorporating them into my main pieces of the anime characters that I do. I like to make my artwork look like it pops and that it’s radiating energy off of it."