Wednesday, February 8, 2023
Tattoos News
No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • Tattoos News
  • Apprentice Love
  • Photo Insipiration
  • Convetions
  • More
    • Carrers
    • Charity
    • Music
    • Art
  • History of Tattoo
  • What is Tattoo
  • Home
  • Tattoos News
  • Apprentice Love
  • Photo Insipiration
  • Convetions
  • More
    • Carrers
    • Charity
    • Music
    • Art
  • History of Tattoo
  • What is Tattoo
No Result
View All Result
Tattoos News
No Result
View All Result
Home Carrers

Tattoo flash part of Panama City Center for the Arts exhibition

August 17, 2022
in Carrers
0
Tattoo flash part of Panama City Center for the Arts exhibition
12
VIEWS
Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on Linkedin

READ ALSO

My tattoo art helps women feel beautiful after breast cancer

You want a good job – but you also want a facial tattoo. What should you do?

PANAMA CITY — Hannah Jones, a local tattoo artist, draws inspiration from traditional and historic tattoo designs, as well as vintage Zeigfield Follies girls and occult symbolism. However, it was the divine inspiration that first drew her to tattooing.

My dad was a mechanic and bought and sold many cars. I remember seeing a Jesus portrait tattoo on a customer’s arm when I was around 7 or so, and just being enthralled with the idea of art on someone’s skin,” she said in a statement provided by Bay Arts Alliance. I was raised very conservatively, and tattoos seemed completely foreign to me.

Jones’s work can be seen in the Center for the Arts exhibit “The Art of Tattooists”, at 19 E. Fourth Street, Panama City. The show, on display in the Miller Gallery through Aug. 29, also features the work of artists Derrick Nail, Zachary Ian Garden and Justin Pelletier. The admission is free.

Jones was born and raised in Panama City and has been painting and drawing since childhood. She has been to many places, but she is always back in her native city. Now, she works for Timepiece Tattoos in Panama City.

“I never took any classes in school, but I always remained interested by classical artists and Renaissance artists and sculptors. I’ve been a tattooer for about four or five years now,” she said, adding, “I love the older actresses from the silent era, and the dark undertones of their makeup and costumes are very inspiring.”

Jones stated that tattooing has a lot of tradition and repetition. Even the “flash” art she produces has been drawn and re-drawn by tattooers for centuries, which each new hand adding something of themselves to the piece. (Tattoo flash is a design usually printed out and displayed on the walls or in binders at a tattoo shop to give walk-in customers ideas for tattoos.)

“It is important to redraw each piece and change it according to your artistic preference. Everything I draw has its own personality, even if it’s a slight replication,” Jones said.

Jones uses traditional tattooing techniques taught by mentors for her flash sheets, as well as watercolor painting. For her multimedia art she lets her intuition guide her.

“Whether it’s dripping paint here or adding a smudge there. I try to express my emotion in my art as best as I can,” she said. “I don’t even know what my style is, but I would say it’s a mix of a little bit of everything I was ever taught. Everyone who has ever given me artistic wisdom has a different technique for the same process, and it’s useful to pay attention to the little details.”

Jones has been familiar with the Center for the Arts in the past and has attended shows there. This is her first exhibit at the Center for the Arts.

“I find it heavily intimidating, but I’m looking forward to participating. I feel like it’s a necessary step for most young artists,” Jones said of the show. I look forward to showing a little bit of my tattoo history through your eyes.”

Her work ranges from ink-drawn portraiture to complete-color full-color paintings.

“Most of the pieces are from the start of my tattoo career to my current place in tattooing through my flash sheets and paintings,” she said.

The Center for the Arts is open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Friday, and 10 a.m. to 3 p.m, Saturdays. To protect staff members and visitors, COVID-19 requires that all visitors wear masks within the building. Total building capacity will be 50 visitors, and groups will be restricted to ten people.

For more information about exhibits, classes and upcoming events at the Center, visit PCCenterForTheArts.com.

Source link

Share this:

  • Tweet
  • More
  • Share on Tumblr
  • Pocket
  • WhatsApp
  • Telegram

Like this:

Like Loading...
Tags: ArtsCenterCityexhibitionflashPanamapartTattoo
Previous Post

SKINDIGENOUS: Hawaii – Keone Nunes

Next Post

Tattoo shop owner gets ready for first in-person Seattle Tattoo Expo since pandemic started

Related Posts

My tattoo art helps women feel beautiful after breast cancer
Carrers

My tattoo art helps women feel beautiful after breast cancer

February 2, 2023
3
You want a good job – but you also want a facial tattoo. What should you do?
Carrers

You want a good job – but you also want a facial tattoo. What should you do?

January 30, 2023
3
How to Quit Your Job for a New Career as a Tattoo Artist
Carrers

How to Quit Your Job for a New Career as a Tattoo Artist

January 26, 2023
6
Fighting Spirit – Tattoo Ideas, Artists and Models
Carrers

Fighting Spirit – Tattoo Ideas, Artists and Models

January 22, 2023
3
Tattoo artist anger over new EU rules goes beyond skin deep
Carrers

Tattoo artist anger over new EU rules goes beyond skin deep

January 20, 2023
2
Tattoo Artists Answer Popular Questions About Tattoos, Mistakes + More
Carrers

Tattoo Artists Answer Popular Questions About Tattoos, Mistakes + More

January 18, 2023
2
Next Post
Tattoo shop owner gets ready for first in-person Seattle Tattoo Expo since pandemic started

Tattoo shop owner gets ready for first in-person Seattle Tattoo Expo since pandemic started

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

I agree to the Terms & Conditions and Privacy Policy.

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

GloRilla Wants A Tattoo Of Her Conversation With Beyoncé, Gushes Over Their Grammys Meeting 

GloRilla Wants A Tattoo Of Her Conversation With Beyoncé, Gushes Over Their Grammys Meeting 

February 7, 2023
Man is the first to get tattooed by a monkey

Man is the first to get tattooed by a monkey

February 7, 2023
Bitcoin Adoption Growing Among Guatemalan Merchants One BTC at a Time

Bitcoin Adoption Growing Among Guatemalan Merchants One BTC at a Time

February 6, 2023

Categories

  • Apprentice Love
  • Art
  • Carrers
  • Charity
  • Convetions
  • Music
  • Photo Insipiration
  • Relatively
  • Tattoos & History
  • Tattoos News
  • Uncategorized

Contact Us

  • Home
  • About US
  • Contact US
  • TERMS AND CONDITIONS
  • Privacy & Policy
  • DMCA
  • Disclaimer

© 2023 Tattoo News
Tattoos News is not responsible for the content of external sites.

No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • Tattoos News
  • Apprentice Love
  • Photo Insipiration
  • Convetions
  • More
    • Carrers
    • Charity
    • Music
    • Art
  • History of Tattoo
  • What is Tattoo

© 2023 Tattoo News
Tattoos News is not responsible for the content of external sites.

This website uses cookies. By continuing to use this website you are giving consent to cookies being used. Visit our Privacy and Cookie Policy.
%d bloggers like this: