In addition to creating new tattoos, Silo is celebrated for her exceptional skill in transforming old, unwanted tattoos into stunning new pieces of art. Many clients choose her to cover or correct tattoos they no longer cherish. If you’d like to see the beautiful creations of this Korean artist, scroll down and explore the images we selected for you today. More info: Instagram Additionally, I seek inspiration by observing other art genres and their processes. While art is something you can enjoy in itself, it’s not easy for me to enjoy it with a completely relaxed mind because I’m always looking for something new to learn. When I see the color and freshness of nature, I feel very humbled. I still have a long way to go, so I’m always doing my best.” Let me explain based on my style. First of all, the application may vary depending on the genre of the tattoo. Covering up tattoos requires a lot of experience. It’s not only important to understand the current color but also to anticipate the results after healing. Successfully covering an old tattoo requires an understanding of how colors interact when they overlap. For example, if you cover yellow with blue, it becomes greenish-blue. You can also use the dark parts of the old tattoo to create contrast in the new design. Achieving good results depends heavily on this knowledge and experience. Another crucial aspect is persuading our clients. Many people want to cover their tattoos with bright colors and similar sizes to the original. However, for a successful cover-up, it’s essential to include larger and darker areas. Otherwise, they might be very disappointed. There’s no point in a ‘cover-up only’ approach. My goal is ‘covering it up and making it beautiful.’" For example, this concept is realized by leaving a point in the center of the flower and extending outward. In fact, there is little color on the outside, but through this technique, you can fully appreciate the transparent color and the three-dimensional effect of the flowers. This ‘beauty of negative space’ is the most important part of my art.” On the appointment day, we meet in person to consider the client’s body shape, placement, skin color, etc. I then recommend the best design to make the client stand out the most. Sometimes, the design is modified significantly because ‘what you want’ and ‘what suits you’ can be different. This personal interaction is essential. Through this series of processes, my work becomes unique for each individual.” Follow Bored Panda on Google News! Follow us on Flipboard.com/@boredpanda! Please use high-res photos without watermarks Ooops! Your image is too large, maximum file size is 8 MB.
