Melting butterfly drawing

As you might've realized from our publications on the Facebook group 'What in the $20 wish tattoo machine is this?' or the 'That's It, I'm Inkshaming' group, sadly, subpar tattoos are pretty common. Which makes the good ones even more admirable.

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Our necks have necklaces, ears have earrings, wrists have bracelets, and fingers have rings. Yet, chests... well, they have chest hair which isn't that impressive at all when you think about it. Okay, ladies usually don't have hair on their chests but that's not what we are talking about here. Some people, though, have found the perfect way to go about the bleakness of their chests and adorned them with incredible tattoo artworks.

The word melt brings thing like snowmen, icicles, chocolate and even cheese to mind. For this week, students will draw an object melting. How does your object transform as it melts? Does it melt evenly or just in one corner? Remember to put a border around the sketchbook page and be as precise as possible (don't just draw drop shapes coming off your image). This is due Monday, September 24th during class.

Your first tattoo is just like your first love - it’s either the worst choice of your life or the sweetest thing you could’ve hoped for. Nevertheless, it’s a thing you’ll remember for the rest of your days - one etched into your heart and the other inked onto your skin. But, of course, there’s one difference. If with love, you don’t really get to choose who you fall for, then with a tattoo, it’s always your own decision. So, if you are ready to fall in love with your first tattoo, we’ve…

Blind artist John Bramblitt, 42, from Denton in Texas developed epilepsy aged just 11 which gradually eroded his eyesight over the next 19 years. Despite his disability, Mr Bramblitt has mastered painting.

“painted a melting butterfly”