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@VictoryinJesus Lovely piece of artwork by your daughter! Representing an elegant, Asian lady, right? I can really see why your daughter would be highly attracted to work in a tattoo parlor if the eventual opportunity ever arose. The colours above are balanced and blended so well!

She’s a good one, this is actually wood burning, and color added.

@Waiting on him Yes, and the wood burning style, with its blending of colours and sometimes bold lines, is rather similar artistically to the way of injecting ink into skin: clearly the skills are highly transferable should your daughter ever have the opportunity to work in a tattoo parlor.

@VictoryinJesus Do you, too, see the artistic method similarities between the wood burning and ink-into-skin injecting artwork?

@farouk I do.

@VictoryinJesus As well as evidently thriving at wood burning artwork, your daughter would also seemingly truly thrive at injecting tattoo artwork into skin.

@VictoryinJesus So did your daughter study art at college, maybe? or does all her artistic ability come from her parents' training?

@farouk from her father. No school except life. All the grandchildren also love art. I love it and try...
Can play with color but that is about it. They all inspire though...making you want to try to be creative.

@VictoryinJesus Great wall picture; so did you paint it? Makes me think of NYC skyscrapers in the evening on a rainly/foggy day...

@farouk never thought of that. This one, but not that one.

I’m sorry but I like sharing with you. You are always so supportive, like you keep encouraging towards our daughter. It has helped to attempt it also, to understand them more and really appreciate what they do so effortlessly.