You will also need to save it as like a PNG and then on secondlife I then go to inventory and then you click the + and then add clothes and then select new tattoo. you would then hide all the template lines by hiding those other layers and then just save your painting and stuff you've done without all the template lines.

Then once you have all your drawing and that done on a layer or even several layers. Then I would use Krita and open up one of the the Uv files on krita and then it is pretty much you add in a new paint layer and begin to draw on that new paint layer that you have just added in. Then usually what I do is I open the file that want from that website or you can use a different UV from another body if you have that. You can download some photoshop files from that website so you can have something to help guide you. I normally use the templates from robinwood website . I have 2 wip vlogs of my pattern tattoo testing in my Flickr.Įxplaining about the tattoos mentioned in the Flickr description box message and about the texture on skin Just a test run to see what it would look like. Not a SL seamless texture but a seamless pattern, to be used for pod(print on demand) websites, on their merchandise. The floral pattern on the face, is a seamless pattern I created from my floral art design.

I categorize everything into albums, if you'd like to search my Flickr in that way. I wanted to share this with all of you here on the forum as well. What I had meant, is freehand, when concerning the eyebrows or anything related to cosmetics, like eyeshadow. I have also done freehand drawing on the golden heart under the eye and the hand stick-on earring.

Map grid tattoo design