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madtattooz — Azteca Guadalupe
Published: 2010-01-07 15:14:06 +0000 UTC; Views: 2184; Favourites: 23; Downloads: 94
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Ok..... so i wanted to produce some Aztec art with a little twist done in my own style. The finished product is an Aztec god with with his hands folded in prayer and a traditional Virgin Mary background and roses. You will also notice around the edges some small elements from the Aztec calendar. I used prisma pigment liners and prisma markers on bristol. I would very much appreciate input and comments on this piece.Related content
Comments: 8
I like it. Unique twist on an old theme.
The only input I can offer is, and this is just my visual aesthetic snob talking, instead of a plain blue field I think it would have been more appealing transitioning from light to dark hues. I think it would have set it off more.
But like I said..just my POV. I know what a pain it can be to blend with markers.
But..on a scale of 1 - 10, definite 9
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Ok, I like it, but, the hands are of the Virgin Guadalupe [link]
I think it's a great draw, greetings
Mike
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i realy like the stone. i think the blue backround could be shaded a bit insted of solid ... but i also know how hard that is to do with markers even nice markers like prisma. haveyou ever triedthe fw artist ink?
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Thinking about going back into it with the prisma pencils to do some shading. Never heard of "fw artist ink".....????? Enlighten me, brother!
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wahahahahaha ... its a liquid acrylic ink. "fw "is just the name brand i also use "liquitex ink!" and "higgins" . there not cheep so i buy them 2 or 3 at a time from the big art stores. its what ive been doing all my flash in and i think that they help alot.
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Very cool! I will definitely look into them and give 'em a try! Thanks!
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i use them with a spit shade technique. they are amazing and very easy to "wash out" to add a light color.
o yeah i also use micron pens for outlines.(i use Faber Castell but thats just my pref)
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