EricScsavnickiTattoo

Wow..thank you !

The over-all concept is Fresh !
I would try to open the leaves more , less lines from apex to edge.Instead of seven ...try three.Three is alway a great number for traditional americana....
I like the fact that you for the most part kept it all cool colors.So I have to say the color-theory is spot on....although , the leaves would probably have a yellow or lime green high-light.
White dots always have a cool feel , just don't ever over-use them....you can kill a good piece with too much...this one is fine , though.
I would love to see you try Dr. Martins concentrated watercolor...I think you would lov'em !
Nice piece !

First off , this is VERY much like the "BOOG" flash that haunts our tattoo shop walls...and he sells out of his stuff all the time...so you're on the right road.
I have to bring up that the tattoo machine is a little off , the end of the tube where the needle comes out is HUGE , all of mine are tight around the needle.The machine reminds me of a Mickey Sharpz Old School "Dial" machine.This fact is awesome and true to form , well done.
Also , don't be afraid to complicate the web a little ...The one you have is too simple I feel.
I also feel that you did a great job at the shading values .. so keep it up !

Alright , Well first off...very good use of space without making the subject too busy or blurred. Second , the line-work looks neat and clean for the most part. I think that washing in the background branches helps the piece a lot. The soft shading in the tree looks nice and smooth , and the light blue "filler" gives the organic quality of this tattoo believe-ability. All together , I'd say in my own tattooing experience , Very Nice.

P. S. the center-left bloom doesn't look like the branch connects all the way...but that's what touch-ups are for and I am positive this happy customer will be back for sure !

Thanks !