The Siren's Call

Another tattoo commission! Same client as the previous one and I'm very glad she squeeled over it. This drawing is totally bending my comfort zone.



Usually I have things that make sense in my head... things that I could possibly see working together in unity. This drawing is very much influenced by Joel MacDonald. His stuff incorporates a lot foreign elements and it's smoothly put together like it was meant to be all along. Idunno how he does it effortlessly, but it looks damn good!

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