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This is a tattoo I designed for my friend Natalia, it will be tattooed on her upper side..
I really enjoyed designing this, it actually symbolizes a few things.. If you look carefully the lacy curves look a bit like a 'treble clef' (music note).. This is because the words 'A Fire Inside' is actually the title of a song.. And the Phoenix is used to symbolize the song.. I mean what better to use than a Phoenix, THEY'RE AWESOME!!! As you can see the pose is like an eagle swooping down with it's feet stretching out for the kill.. While it's long tail flicks back in the wind.. I really wanted to put alot of motion in this, and I thought this pose would look best wrapping around the side of the rib area.. Anyways the idea was all Tale's, I just used my imagination  I hope you like it, I would really appreciate a critique on this, It's going to be permanent so I'd like this to be 100%  Thanx -Pat Comments It's absolutely gorgeous.
 For a sec I even thought this had a clef somewhere there.  -- ...and I'm determined to sit on my ass until things change.  Nice. I love the details.
-- Sygnaturki są dla idiotów, nie?  nice tat design.
-- Richard is cool. no problem.
-- Richard is cool.  great work man!
 -- I don't care about the outcome,I just want the income! |
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