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Tattoo Design Workbook

Emma Grace Larkin

$29.99

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English
Sasquatch Books
01 February 2022
A perfect gift for anyone dreaming about getting a tattoo, this gorgeous guided journal and sketchbook offers thoughtful prompts and plenty of blank space to hold all your tattoo ideas and inspirations.

What kind of imagery would make the most meaningful tattoo for you? Use the prompts to recall your favorite places, cherished memories, beloved people or pets, symbols, equations, quotes, or works of art and then use the blank pages to sketch them as tattoos. This innovative guided journal by a noted tattoo artist will help you and your ink artist to create a tattoo (or more than one) that you will be proud to show off forever.

Design the perfect tattoo for you!

Also includes-
* A brief history of tattooing
* Notes on the emotional and spiritual aspects of getting a tattoo
*Descriptions of the different styles of tattoos
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Imprint:   Sasquatch Books
Country of Publication:   United States
Dimensions:   Height: 203mm,  Width: 152mm, 
ISBN:   9781632173768
ISBN 10:   163217376X
Pages:   144
Publication Date:  
Audience:   General/trade ,  ELT Advanced
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active

New York- and New Jersey-based tattoo artist and painter Emma Grace Larkin began her arts education with drawing lessons at the age of five, and completed her BA in Fine Arts at Brandeis University in 2011, with a minor in philosophy. She began tattooing at Cinar Arts in Istanbul in 2012. After six years in Istanbul, she moved back to the United States to continue her tattooing career at two prominent New York City studios, White Rabbit and Fleur Noire. Emma is the co-owner of Painted Soul Arts, a tattoo studio in Montclair, NJ. Emma's style focuses mainly on fine line and watercolor techniques combined with geometric and figurative elements. Recently she has broadened this approach to include more abstract and freehand compositions. She sees tattooing as an important way to understand, develop, and illustrate the self, and draws major inspiration from literature, philosophy, and fine arts.

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