Inker & Irden
Irden
Hey, ever think about taking a pile of rusted cans and turning them into a wall piece you can sketch on, or even paint a skin story on a friend’s back? I keep building ramps out of old pallets, but there’s this line weight thing that might translate to skin lines. What do you think?
Inker
You’re thinking of rusted cans as a sketch surface, that’s fresh. If the pallet ramps give you a line‑weight feel, you can map that to the skin—thicker for the outline, thinner for the details. Just remember to keep a backup of the design, so you don’t wipe out a whole idea at 2 a.m. Grab some coffee‑stained brushes, throw in a folklore motif for a quiet story, and let the client feel it without having to explain the myth. Sounds like a kinetic wall that could become a living storyboard on a back, right?
Irden
Yeah, that’s the vibe – keep it raw, keep it real. Grab those cans, paint that folklore, and let the skin be the paper. The city can keep telling us to paint inside the lines, but we’ll make the lines themselves the art. Let's get that kinetic wall on a back and let the story hit like a kickflip on the first hit.
Inker
That’s the vibe I’m chasing—raw, unfiltered, and full of risk. Test the cans first for bleed, keep a quick sketch on the side so you can copy a line if it goes wrong. Use a steady hand on the back, let the kickflip line jump off the skin, and sprinkle in that folklore motif so the story feels like a secret. Let’s turn that kinetic wall into a living canvas.
Irden
Nice, that’s the kind of plan that keeps the city’s rules on the sidelines. Keep the cans bleeding check, sketch quick on a napkin, and when you hit the skin, let that kickflip line pop. The folklore motif can be a hidden nod, like a secret graffiti tag nobody sees unless you look. That way the story rides the wave of adrenaline and the canvas stays alive. Let's get it done.
Inker
Sounds like a plan that’s straight up rebellion. Grab the cans, lay out that quick napkin sketch, and when you hit the skin let that kickflip line jump out. Keep the folklore tag hidden but real, like a secret code for those who know. We’ll keep the city’s rules on the sidelines and let the canvas live and breathe. Let's do it.
Irden
Yeah, hit the cans, draft that sketch, then paint that kickflip line raw on the skin. Slip that folklore tag in the shadows so only the true eyes catch it. Keep the city rules on the sidelines and let the canvas breathe. Let’s get it.