Hello guys! How's everyone doing? What is your plan for this coming Christmas Eve?
Anyway, I hope you're doing great and well, and today I want to share with you guys some henna tattoos that I made before in the year 2020.
Story of the Art
I have neighbors who are my relatives we are in one compound and my cousins know that I'm good and have a talent for drawing so most of the time when they have school projects I'm the one doing the projects. Sometimes they pay me some but most of the time it's free like I'm a charity. LOL
One time in the year 2020 I was just chilling in my room when suddenly my cousins were looking for me and they wanted me to make them a henna tattoo, by the way, they are 13 siblings, and 6 or 7 of them that I gave or did henna tattoos. While the others are my second cousins.
Working Process
In this working process, I don't have such pictures of the process it's just the line art and the finished artwork.
I will also include how much they pay me for these henna tattoos.
Line Art
Final ArtWorks
( for only $0.20 )
( for only $0.60 )
( for only $0.20 each )
( for only $2 )
( for only $3 )
(Freebies)
these henna tattoos below are free for my cousins who don't have money to pay my talent fee. XD
Materials and Tools I Used
Honestly, these are the things I used for my Henna Tattoos.
I sharpened the other side of the ear stick or Q-tip then I mixed the blackening shampoo (powder) the one that is used for dyeing your hair then water and a little amount of "Calamansi" or Lime.
And yeah I think that's it for today's art blog and see you on the next one. Ciao!
STAY KIND, BE REAL, PEACE OUT!
