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Nick Baxter Discussion Board
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Posted by FYRMAN on 03/14/06
hey nick , love your work, been following your work for a wile now, and what makes me wow about your art work besides its crazyness, its the bold statementes they make and the super bright colors in some of your art work,i read people asking about ink preferences , but no one has asked how in tha hell they stay that bright, i saw some of johnny berrios art work before he met you and i just recently saw some of his latest work, and his work got brighter also,and he thanks you for the helpfull tips , dude how in the hell they stay that bright is it part of the application, ,the mixing, or the healling process ,show us the path to brightness, (if u want,)if not, dude keep up the good work, |
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Posted by me on 03/19/06
it's really just a combination of using good quality tattoo inks, sound application, and proper healing and skin care... |
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Posted by fyrman on 03/21/06
thanks for your reply , keep up the good work, |
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Posted by ah-dumb on 07/23/06
Nick, you know youre bullshittin him...its his combination of complimentary colors, his plethera of tonal values, and his uncanny ability to know how to create space...thats all. |
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Posted by choppers ink on 07/24/06
bottom line...........NICK BAXTER IS THE GOD OF TATTOOING>>> |
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Posted by Gezza on 07/24/06
No, really Nick is the guy whose name shortly will be started mentioning in art schools. Owing to his art (and of some other great artis in the bussines) tattooing will finally become acknowledged and apprecciated art form. |
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Posted by ah-dumb on 07/24/06
Now lets not get too crazy. |
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