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Models with ink and Pinup - more acceptable today?
Viva Van Story wrote: I would be glad to hook you up, I am sad that no one noticed the eyes in the tattoo and the eyes in the model/shot. Maybe I am just too too something. Nov 17 06 09:10 pm Link Something is wrong with #40 RB Nov 17 06 09:15 pm Link Nelia wrote: Rossi Photography wrote: She's beatiful with her ink. Nov 17 06 09:17 pm Link I like a lot of the models doing pinup with ink,they seem to pull it off.I have six tatooes on my back and Im getting more,but I make a point to have it either airbrushed out in shots, or just not pose to where they show.If I go for more of a rockabilly pinup look..then I think it's more suitable to have them show;if it's more classic and to the books,then definately not;but that just goes for me.I think a lot of the more popular girls do a great job no matter what they do. Nov 17 06 09:23 pm Link RBDesign wrote: no worries.. we know each other.. just a plane ride away. Nov 17 06 09:27 pm Link David Bunch wrote: Acceptable? For pinup, it's practically mandatory anymore. I can't imagine where you're finding pinup models who don't have tattoos. Ever since the punk rock, rockabilly and heavy metal subcults [where most modern pinup models are coming from] merged with tattoo culture, pinup and tattoos go hand in hand. Nov 17 06 09:30 pm Link Jessalyn wrote: Many, many do. She come out of a two year break from modeling... I've done most of her recent work. Since I started working with her and our work is being seen, almost every photographer in the Detroit area is wanting to shoot her. She's becoming quite popular. Nov 17 06 09:50 pm Link Rossi Photography wrote: that's so exciting!! Nov 17 06 09:52 pm Link David Bunch wrote: The more selective you are about the models you shoot, the fewer models youâll be shooting. Nov 17 06 09:58 pm Link Tattoos are (in most cases - don't anybody jump on me here) part of a models "look" and personality. A certain person gets tattooed and another person will never have a tattoo. I have worked with both and I like the variety. I think, if you like the model and you are trying to capture her look or personality tattoos are just another facet. Of course all bets are off if the tattoo is a giant Yosemite Sam or Tazmanian Devil. Nov 17 06 10:01 pm Link R0nni3 wrote: I have no issue with the Taz. Nov 17 06 10:03 pm Link R0nni3 wrote: if someone comes in and requests that, my tattoo artist tells them to turn around and get out. that and superman signs. Nov 17 06 10:04 pm Link Nelia wrote: WOW are you sadly mistaken.... with or without ink she is smoldering hot..... Her ink is almost as beautiful as she is... Nov 17 06 10:13 pm Link RBDesign wrote: well I do!! yuck! Nov 17 06 10:18 pm Link Kimberlyannqt wrote: Jessalyn wrote: Without fail there is always one person who will chime in about how they thought about getting a tattoo regardless of whether it has shit to do with the original topic. It's as though they saw " tattoo" in the thread title and felt it was time to share with us their deep desire to get one , but didn't. Nov 17 06 10:21 pm Link Envy wrote: Kimberlyannqt wrote: Without fail there is always one person who will chime in about how they thought about getting a tattoo regardless of whether it has shit to do with the original topic. It's as though they saw " tattoo" in the thread title and felt it was time to share with us their deep desire to get one , but didn't. ha ha.. so true Envy Nov 17 06 10:23 pm Link Envy wrote: thank you! I'm glad someone else agreed with me. Nov 17 06 10:25 pm Link Viva Van Story wrote: Jessalyn wrote: I bet if we sit quietly and wait another one will arrive. Nov 17 06 10:29 pm Link Envy wrote: Viva Van Story wrote: I bet if we sit quietly and wait another one will arrive. I was thinking about a tattoo myself....... not sure where on Jodi Rossi's body I would put it... so where do you think I should?? Nov 17 06 10:39 pm Link Viva Van Story wrote: So who is the judge of good or not good? Nov 17 06 11:05 pm Link RBDesign wrote: it's a standard within the tattooing community. you don't see people winning tattoo awards for doing a taz: it's unoriginal. that's all. Nov 17 06 11:09 pm Link Darker-Side of-Midnight wrote: LOL... Nov 17 06 11:12 pm Link Jessalyn wrote: Grow up doing tattos is not orignal. Doing what you want to do is fine. Nov 17 06 11:14 pm Link Jessalyn wrote: If you care about "the community" you are lost. Nov 17 06 11:17 pm Link RBDesign wrote: First of all, no need to be rude. I'm a grown up thank you. Tattoos are not original, just like painting on canvas is not original. It's WHAT you paint that dictates what is original and what is not. Just like WHAT you tattoo is what dictates what is original and what is not. RBDesign wrote: I don't care about what the tattoo community thinks. I'm not lost. I was stating why the taz, superman, etc are frowned upon. They are unoriginal by standards of the tattoo community. There is nothing "lost" about my statement. Nov 17 06 11:22 pm Link Jessalyn wrote: RBDesign wrote: First of all, no need to be rude. I'm a grown up thank you. Tattoos are not original, just like painting on canvas is not original. It's WHAT you paint that dictates what is original and what is not. Just like WHAT you tattoo is what dictates what is original and what is not. Sorry, I did not mean to get you upset or anything. Nov 17 06 11:36 pm Link RBDesign wrote: nope. not upset. just a discussion Nov 17 06 11:39 pm Link I'm old school. When I was a late teen I always feared that I would wake up with a hang over and a tat. I don't understand ink since it's permanent and there is very little art that stays my favorite over the decades. I especially don't like ink that is a few years old for many obvious reasons. I'd rather have to photoshop stuff that was not intentional! Nov 17 06 11:48 pm Link I would never... Oh, wait, I have. Never mind. Nov 17 06 11:52 pm Link Jessalyn wrote: just for discussion then, why do you take on so many issues? What is an ok tattoo? what is ok to hate? What is your point of view? Do you depend on other people to set that for you? Just wondering? Nov 18 06 12:01 am Link I don't mind! Nov 18 06 02:19 am Link RBDesign wrote: Simply because she can Nov 18 06 02:23 am Link smo1869 wrote: Well, I was kind of feeling a little harsh tonight. Nov 18 06 02:32 am Link geeez u guys! stop bashing us! i cant hold back anymore - i dont like dull, middle aged folks who can't think outside their box but i am not complaining until now... Nov 18 06 02:37 am Link nikki fiction wrote: Who the f*** are you calling dull? Nov 18 06 02:58 am Link Envy wrote: Kimberlyannqt wrote: Without fail there is always one person who will chime in about how they thought about getting a tattoo regardless of whether it has shit to do with the original topic. It's as though they saw " tattoo" in the thread title and felt it was time to share with us their deep desire to get one , but didn't. Envy, you KNOW you are one of my favorite tattooed models pinup or otherwise!?! Now when are you going to come to Atlanta...we gotta shoot together before you and I both retire!?! ;-) Nov 18 06 08:42 am Link Jessalyn wrote: When I was getting my tattoo we got into a great discussion about the worst tattoo's the artists had been asked to do...the overwhelming winner amongst the artists polled were Tazmanian Devil and praying hands:-) Nov 18 06 08:43 am Link Viva Van Story wrote: She covered all the girls I was going to reference...lol. I got nothing more to add, thanks Viva;-) Nov 18 06 08:44 am Link I don`t think the`re becoming more acceptable....it`s just everybody has them now, it`s a challenge now to find "untattooed" models for true realistic looking Retrospective projects, pinup or artistic nude models didn`t have tattoos in 1962 ......like everything else it will come and go.....I leave the best tattoos in a photo when I think the`re just right for the look, some of the models I`ve worked with have beautiful tattoos Nov 18 06 09:48 am Link nikki fiction wrote: They just dont like the colored folk. Nov 18 06 12:07 pm Link |