Comparing my Tattoo Art with the Work of Norman "Sailor Jerry" Collins

The artist who compared my works is Norman "Sailor Jerry" Collins. For many years, I have been studying his work and the style of the old school tattoo, as I have always planned to become a tattoo artist myself. I finally began my tattoo apprenticeship training so I really appreciate the similarities and differences I share with Collins. The first similarities I think are the general visual structure of our art. I tend to use palettes of limited color in tattoo art, but to emphasize shadows and shadows to give depth.

Norman Keith Collins - the most famous "Sailor Jerry" - has a major impact on the American tattoo community. He worked in the Navy, joined in 1930 and visited most of Southeast Asia. He understands this custom and is influenced by the local culture and tattoo style. His style has shaped tattoo trends throughout the United States in the middle of the 20th century, but it is still popular today. For many people superstition and tradition played a role in motivating the US military to acquire tattoos. There are several symbols representing seafaring place, such as Asian Dragon, Hawaiian Hula Girl, suitable Cape Horn boat. Other people symbolize the work and experience of seafarers - swallowing every 5000 miles fixed by seamen and chief. Several sailors think that tattoo pigs and arches of each leg arches can prevent them from drowning.

The artist who compared my works is Norman "Sailor Jerry" Collins. For many years, I have been studying his work and the style of the old school tattoo, as I have always planned to become a tattoo artist myself. I finally began my tattoo apprenticeship training so I really appreciate the similarities and differences I share with Collins. The first similarities I think are the general visual structure of our art. - Chapter 10: Comics, Art, Fantasy Experiments by E. H Gombrich In chapter 10, the authors extend how university education practices are transformed into more. This chapter will try to clarify the processes and experiments that help to transcend the expression of art through the results.

While he was working, Willie explained that the tattoo began to evolve from the era of Jerry Collins where he worked in Honolulu until his death in 1973. Collins' work includes babies, sharks, more babies, the occasional heart surrounded by thorns, and even more babies (the design can be seen in the "Gallery" section of www.sailorjerry.com) I can do it). Today, people with art degree do tattoo, but even if they must be disciples: old tattoo artists are well known for their disdain.