[shamandalie]

Guess this is my final. Don't really know how to paint in the tattoo though. @_@ I'm sorry i has a terrible sense of humour. Thanks to all that join! Please make the next one less lonely too!

[everythingfalls]

nice paintings here =)
That is my final.You now biomechanical? =) It was a hard work to draw the tattoo so that it looks like as a tattoo not as a painting on a ear.^^
finally I think I got it. =)

[AdanVC]

Hi guys!!, it's my first time posting around this challenge forums, just great and original designs from all of you!, and after see the past anatomicae themes i could'nt resist to join this week's challenge, so:

Here's the process of my image:




And here's the final result after thinking a lot what kind of tattoo make:



Ringo look's so sad , oh well , i want to say thank's for doing these challenges and i hope i can join the next one, all the best to all of you guys!.

[JohnSilva]

Here's my final entry! it was so much fun : p hope you enjoy!


@SulaMoon:
really nice, i think you really got that tattoo on the skin effect

@dierat:
ahhh koi fishes are my favourite! good colors!

@natzuurjk:
much better than the previous wip, seriously! well done!

@shamandalie:
haha that's humorous, you may think its silly but it kinda gave character to the ear! good work!

@everythingfalls:
that's a cool idea for the tattoo, i would just bring out the skin spores a bit more, but that's just me, nice!

@AdanVC:
haha poor ringo : <, thanks for posting the creating process and for participating!!

[everythingfalls]

@JohnSilva: thank you for the comment. I have tried it with a human skin texture but it doesn`t work so i have taken a white texture brush with 10% opacity.
have you any tipps to draw a good skin texture?

[JohnSilva]

From now on this thread will be closed, please proceed to the Anatomicae #5 Voting. Thank you :>

@everythingfalls:
First main thing is that, try to NOT use white or black when painting, try any other color besides that... and about the skin texture... i guess that you could look at it as tiny small bumps, after painting the smooth skin, grab a round hard brush and on the areas with the most reflected light add tiny lighter color around it... but don't abuse it as it will look a bit fake... you can add also rashes, pimples, bubbles,etc.. all of that will help you bring realistic skin.
I personally did almost everything by hand without textures at all, because i suck with texture brushes (used one actually on the neck area).

Thank you all who participated, all of you did great jobs and beated the crap out of the lazy people please continue work hard as you've been! SEE YOU ON THE NEXT JAM!