Showing posts with label Traditional. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Traditional. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 6, 2014

Sternum to Navel Tattoos: Acute Execution



New rise in tattoo trends have led to neo-traditional and traditional styled tattoos being tattooed as a beautification symbols, attracting primarily to the breasts, stomach and navel regions of these female bodies.  

These attractive tattoos have become more and more popular in younger collectors resulting in a tsunami of women getting these to sculpt their bodies and bring attention to a more attractive part of the body than just the breasts. The middle ribs and sternum are not a simple walk in the park when it comes to tattooing.  However, the individuals taking on these endeavors are raising tattooing to a more sultry while sophisticated level.  The placement of these brilliant tattoos eludes to the most feminine forms, the breasts, while exacting the fortitude of saying, "Don't fuck with me." These pieces almost seem like they become trapped between two of the most sultry forms of a woman, her breasts and navel. This is acute in bringing tattoos for beautifying to the next level. 

New definition for utility of beatification tattoos:
Placement is to uplift the body, form with it and enhance it. Form and design go hand in hand with utility. No need to make it complicated...she's all the beauty there needs to be.  The artist's job now is to only elevate her and embrace her.






Genius happens in smallest of moments but will echo through time.  This is how you design timeless tattoos.  The End

Tuesday, August 27, 2013

Motivation Monday: Inked Pose of the Day



This nouveau traditionalism style has sprung open the gates and unleashed its overwhelmingly simple yet timeless imagery on the masses. Take note of simple contrasting colors. Traditional tattoos are very clean and are tattooed using only primary colors and black.  Nouveau Traditional tattoos use various contrasting colors (secondary and tertiary) besides the primaries. This is a major difference between the two. Take your pick. One style started the American industry, the other is reviving it. Both are equally appreciated and timeless.


Artist: Unknown
Model: Unknown
Photographer: Unknown