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Custom teddy bear tattooed on the arm for Patrick 🧸 based on reference photos taken by Patrick to emphasize as much dimension and texture as possible, per Patrick’s request 🖤 This bear was made by Patrick’s grandmother and gifted to him when he was born. It’s genuinely amazing to see (on slides 2&4) how well the bear has held up for the entirety of his life. Thanks for your trust Patrick, had so much fun talking about literally everything with you 🤣 Patrick also does a lot of REALLY cool animation & digital art, go check out his work @prbmotion 🗣️🗣️🗣️❤️‍🔥

tattooed in San Diego @amitytattoo_co 

// #teddybeartattoo #realismtattoo #nyctattooartist realism tattoo of a teddy bear on the arm
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Can you believe it’s already been a month since @thedashbash?

Having already animated a section of the opening, I decided on a risky project: extending the message of the video with the help of the audience/community. l'd take a memento of people holding the character, that would bring the character to life thanks to everyone’s participation. If you appear, probably the interaction was something like: can I take a picture of you holding this? -photo- here you have a memory of you at @thedashbash being yourself.

It wasn’t an easy process with a couple of big hiccups.
 
I did an easy loop of the character > I printed them over acetate > cover the surface of the character so eyes and body would be opaque > laminate them > bring a kids camera that prints on termal paper (I had seen it at @pieza_multiestudio inauguration and tested it with a camera @proyecto_muslamen lent me > make almost 90 portrait pictures to attendees > by mistake format the SD card and lose everything > have a panic attack > trust the process and continue taking pictures with my phone > use a recovery program > take screenshots > center, scale and rotate the pics so the character is always in the center > make 4 additional pics to fill some gaps > discover the camera doesn’t detect imported files > re photograph and print  every centered photo > cut and name every photo > scan > sequence again > done!

In one moment I decided I couldn’t take a picture of everyone, keep the truck of sequence, control the camera angle and also enjoy the event, so I had to balance between both, sometimes awkwardness would win me over so that I wouldn’t ask for a photo, so if I didn’t ask you for a photo believe me it wasn’t a personal thing. Despite having photographed 1/4 of the audience (counting some employees from the convention center), my kid, and my mother in law’s dog.

After all the process, I think there is more magic in seeing people holding uniquely each frame than in what happens in the frames themselves. The motion community is like an animation. You can focus on one or two isolated frames, but it’s the connection of all of us and how we interact between each other is what brings everything to life.
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