Amazing, extremely clever designs very well executed. You never fail to impress dude. Peace Macre All things stated within this website by myself are expressly intended for entertainment purposes only.
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Great work! I have always loved your art work ever since I first saw some of your tattoo work in a thread around here. I wish there were some people around here as talented as that to do my tattoo work. Keep up the good work! Everything published by Gone-and-Back are the mad rantings and ravings of a mind who yearns to be free and thinks he knows what he is talking about. However, these are just delusions made to feel that freedom, because that freedom will never come. Any experiments done are purely figments of the imagination, and are falsified to the highest degree. Nothing should be taken seriously from a crazy mans mind.
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Olympus Mon Your artwork is incredibly beautiful and inspiring... You truly have a gift. Much Peace and Compassion
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Michal_R wrote:Elpo wrote:Might be cool for a tattoo in my opinion as well  I thought this was a tattoo project from its very beginning...(?)  Did not know this. SO COOL! "It permits you to see, more clearly than our perishing mortal eye can see, vistas beyond the horizons of this life, to travel backwards and forwards in time, to enter other planes of existence, even (as the Indians say) to know God." R. Gordon Wasson
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Another new one. This is a full sleeve for a client coming from England next week. We are doing 2 full sleeves in 10 days. This is going to be a fun project. Here is the first one of two. olympus mon attached the following image(s):  photo (4).JPG (196kb) downloaded 311 time(s).I am not gonna lie, shits gonna get weird!Troubles Breaking Through? Click here. The Art of Changa. making the perfect blend.
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i enjoy how you work with asymmetry !
very clean & tasteful. i look forward to seeing more.
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Sweet I love these. It's like some kind of charicaturised layout of a machine or a blueprint of some kind. Art Van D'lay wrote:Smoalk. It. And. See.
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Some sleeves Im working on this week. olympus mon attached the following image(s): photo 2 (2).JPG (165kb) downloaded 255 time(s).I am not gonna lie, shits gonna get weird!Troubles Breaking Through? Click here. The Art of Changa. making the perfect blend.
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Your art style rocks! Very awesome work. Your designs are so clean with flawless symmetry. Keep it up :]
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blue lunar night wrote:i enjoy how you work with asymmetry !
very clean & tasteful. i look forward to seeing more. I'd like to interject with a play on the asymmetry comment. : ) SUPER ASYMMETRY!! Excellent work my friend! Inspiring! Coinci-Transcendentalism
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A truly epic project, and amazing transformation for your client, to go home with two finished sleeves like that!
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Thank you all. Indeed Guyomech, this is an incredible transformation for both of us. olympus mon attached the following image(s): photo 5.JPG (93kb) downloaded 202 time(s). photo 5 (1).JPG (136kb) downloaded 202 time(s).I am not gonna lie, shits gonna get weird!Troubles Breaking Through? Click here. The Art of Changa. making the perfect blend.
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Wow. Those transfer nicely to the large format. I'm not one for body art on my flesh, but i'd totally dig having one of those pieces on the wall. Images of broken light,
Which dance before me like a million eyes,
They call me on and on...
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Thanks all. Here are some finished pics. Ill be getting high quality ones after he heals. THis man is a machine!!!! Total time 40 hours over 8 days. 2 full sleeves and right chest panel. My body is pretty wrecked so off to a massage for me. Thank you J, you were a terrific client and house guest. olympus mon attached the following image(s): image.jpg (909kb) downloaded 157 time(s). photo.JPG (208kb) downloaded 51 time(s). photo (1).JPG (162kb) downloaded 50 time(s).I am not gonna lie, shits gonna get weird!Troubles Breaking Through? Click here. The Art of Changa. making the perfect blend.
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That is awesome!! You are very talented. Keep it up! Is that an owl face there on the right hand side of the chest? (his right, your left) 3... 2... 1... BLAST OFF!!!!FFO TSALB ...1 ...2 ...3 My grafting guide
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olympus mon,
This might sound strange, but whenever I look in the mirror during an Aya ceremony I see this type of artwork as a red/maroon painting all over my face and head (I'm bald). I see the same thing every time, without fail. I see similar on my left arm, but with some hieroglyphs as well. It's kind of hard to ignore, and feels a little spooky. If time permitted, the next step would be to paint it on myself during a ceremony and photograph it.
Does this speak to you in any way?
Brilliant work, by the way.
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Warrior wrote:olympus mon,
This might sound strange, but whenever I look in the mirror during an Aya ceremony I see this type of artwork as a red/maroon painting all over my face and head (I'm bald). I see the same thing every time, without fail. I see similar on my left arm, but with some hieroglyphs as well. It's kind of hard to ignore, and feels a little spooky. If time permitted, the next step would be to paint it on myself during a ceremony and photograph it.
Does this speak to you in any way?
Brilliant work, by the way. There are indigenous cultures that paint their bodies with a similar style with red clay. Perhaps there is a connection. Maybe you can focus on them and try to sketch them after the ceremony. Id be interested in seeing them if you did. I am not gonna lie, shits gonna get weird!Troubles Breaking Through? Click here. The Art of Changa. making the perfect blend.
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Something I've always wanted to try:
1) invite a friend over and sit them down somewhere comfortable
2) take a good picture of their face and print it on heavy matte paper
3) gather necessary art supplies, particularly white colored pencils, and sharpen them
4) smoalk
5) sit and look directly at that friend, then look at their photo (shot minutes before in the same lighting) and see if the superimposed patterns are the same
6) if so, use colored pencils to trace them
That's the idea... But I agree, this Marquesian tattoo patterning definitely has a spicy vibe to it. Oly, I'm guessing that's part of the attraction.
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Oly... Dude, this is some really incredible stuff! Fantastic work, good sir... I'm just sitting here in awe. And all that solid black!  You must have a helluva light hand, or he must be a real man's man! (or both!)
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