A Chinese ink-brush tattoo artwork of a solitary tiger poised on a mountain top. The central tiger element was created using calligraphy brushes on specialist scroll paper with the surrounding elements 'freehanded' during the session. The tigers' body shows a greater level of contrast and shading gradation within the technique. The stripes more pronounced, softer gray-scale alongside a more significant use of inverted spacing particularly around the face. This lighter watercolor aesthetic has to be sufficiently separated from the similarly fluid background elements, both in monochrome, yet the composition still offers an increased depth in comparison to the more solid black ink-brush technique. Although smaller than most pieces the tiger is accented through fine line trees / natural elements that wrap up from the upper arm as well. Thank you again Peter and excellent to have you here in the studio
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