What have you learned so far by doing this eyebrow project? it seems pretty interesting. What kind of responses do you get. it seems positive and also cooperative. What kind of experiences have you had with it?
@Eliza Yeah! I am really enjoying this blue! I need to get some more colors from Mac when I get some dollers [sic :P].
@Dep64 You'd be shocked how hard it is to write backwards on your own face! Also, I've learned that having even just a few followers on my blog holding me responsible really steps up my ability to follow through, a great thing to know as I try to kick off a writing career. It's been a blast having friends do whatever they want on my face (and thankfully, no phallic images have been done! I have good friends). As far a responses, I get a lot of weird looks, and an insane number of people asking if they are "real tattoos" or if they hurt. Every once in a while I get a compliment on the design or a suggestion for future eyebrows, too.
Jon James has a million hobbies and writing is one of them. Accordingly, he doesn't spend long in one particular genre, or even form. He likes weird stuff, which you will probably quickly figure out if you read anything he has written. He has a spouse and two kids. Jon James studied English Literature at Michigan State University and currently traffics his time to an insurance company as a Technical Writer, though he tries not to let that rub off on his other work.
Like the little bit of blue V added in there.
ReplyDeleteWhat have you learned so far by doing this eyebrow project? it seems pretty interesting. What kind of responses do you get. it seems positive and also cooperative. What kind of experiences have you had with it?
ReplyDelete@Eliza Yeah! I am really enjoying this blue! I need to get some more colors from Mac when I get some dollers [sic :P].
ReplyDelete@Dep64 You'd be shocked how hard it is to write backwards on your own face! Also, I've learned that having even just a few followers on my blog holding me responsible really steps up my ability to follow through, a great thing to know as I try to kick off a writing career. It's been a blast having friends do whatever they want on my face (and thankfully, no phallic images have been done! I have good friends). As far a responses, I get a lot of weird looks, and an insane number of people asking if they are "real tattoos" or if they hurt. Every once in a while I get a compliment on the design or a suggestion for future eyebrows, too.