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Yo where's is your ink coming from?

In the States, they've neutered the artform with bs health regulations. If you get infected then you're gross and how you live is gross. If you can't care for a paper cut and keep it clean, then you have a lot more problems in life. 🏴‍☠️

Tbh guys dont stress out bout the machine. U can literally tattoo with a guitar string on a cd player motor.

thank you! how important is the tattoo machine - will a cheap one from Amazon be harder to make good lines than if you buy a high quality machine? Or is the quality of the needles important?

Do you give tattoo trainings ? From totally beginner 😅

Do you give tattoo trainings?

Thanks for advices!

Great advice man. Thanks a lot. I'm starting on tattooing now, and it can be very overwhelming sometimes, so many things to take into account. Thanks to people like you a lot of rookies can have some guidance. Keep it up!

Nice thumbnail would smash. 2:18 would also smash

Tattoos also have a deep history in Scotland. The Pictish people who inhabited the Highlands and Islands in the early Middle Ages got their name from the Roman word picti which meant painted. As the people themselves were painted. I e they were tattooed.

In the late 70s and early 80s in Australia nearly all the tattoo artists whos shops i freaquented with older friends were in their 70s and had been tattooing since the 50s ( and the shops flash looked like it) but by the mid 1980s they hit their mid to late 70s and retired mostly because of arthritis, they had been wearing glasses since the late 1960s. I was lucky to get my first couple off them before that entire generation and tattoo culture disapeared as society became less conservative and the cool kids instead of working class kids on their way to being outlaws got them.

hands shaky, next video

lol do you really believe in this? the truth is the government puts a slow working poison in the tattoo ink so that tattoo artists die early so they do not need to pay retirement/pensions, as tattoo artists make much money they need to pay high pensions if they didnt.

I’m sorry but that job is not too demanding! Your back will be ok! Stop making excuses for everything!

Carpal tunnel syndrome, other major health issues, etc.

Shaky hands? Duh?

off the bat they get sick of it i dont think its a dexterity thing you have to be way old most the time to get shakes an stuff

I’m 45 and getting back into tattooing after a 17 year break, my kids and their friends can’t wait for me to start on people again, horses for courses. If a young person wants to be tattooed by a ‘cool’ looking young person, that’s fine but it’s more about the skill than the package. Oh and yes, I had to have a special optical prescription for drawing/ tattooing, it only needed to be adjusted for distance as it’s different to the reading distance. My grandpa was a tattooist for soldiers back in the day too. As far as the back goes, I got a saddle chair.

This kind of shifted my perspective. Well done

People ask how I can be Christian and tattooed? I know history Respect for many cultures The Lion of Judah completed the prophesy of the old testament. Matthew 22 36-40 Leo aka Archdaemon

Hope you guys enjoy the tips and that you can subscribe and stick around! I have a much more in-depth video with more tips here: th-cam.com/video/nN43Y_Vm2N8/w-d-xo.html

Any tips on shaky lines? I can't find anything helpful. Usually, people say, "Just practice more," but I feel like I'm still doing something wrong.

every time he says guys drink a shot

Reveal everything. Let the art reveal itself through the talented.

Please make a ideo on texture shading and how to improve line work.

Please stop revealing all the industries secrets you’re hurting my business I’m competing with 16 year olds With Amazon machine

good video and nice info. Subbed

What are you talking about 25° angle? With what the needle halfway in the skin or need to elaborate on this please.. do you mean the needle is flat in the skin, but you slightly turn the machine a bit to make an angle ?

Awesome info man cheers 💯

Dope new channel 0:13

Thank you

Great video!

very helpful! - new studio??

Amazing stuff bro, I appreciate it

Guys

Really fascinating!

hello! Thank you for this video, It was very informative. i am a 21 year old art school student looking to get into tattooing as a career, and i know little to nothing about how tattoo machines work. I'm looking for a pen style rotary machine, something very versatile, as my artwork ranges from realism to anime, from intricate to simple, I'm definitely all over the board. If you have any recommendations , please let me know! I recently came into some funding and my budget is between 1000-2000, so I really need some advice, because I don't want to spend that much and end up with something that isnt for me. and also if you have any informative videos about how tattoo guns work, I would greatly appreciate it!

Do you change gloves for building up applying stencil and breaking down? I went through 3 pair yesterdays session through sheer paranoia 😢

I was just practising shading on my leg on a 7.5 volts with a 2.5 stroke 17 bugpin curved mag and my skin got sore n red real fast using a steady pendulum technique which I perfect on fake skin. On upper leg. Wonder what I'm doing wrong!? 😅

How in the hell did you stretch to do your own forearm? That looks amazing

Is tattoo insurance essential?

A lot I didn't know in here. Sending my appreciation 🙏

Where do I dispose of the cartridges they wont collect from residential locations

Thank you!!

Man like Otsy

Really interesting video, didn't realise there was such a rich history with tattoos

I have the same model but most of the time thermal paper stucks and tearing apart.I have cleaned the roller inside of it but still happens.Do you have any idea? How can I fix it?

You don’t get that blurry look once healed after using round shaders for lining?

You don’t get that blurry look once healed after using round shaders for lining?

I love these tips, my only gripe is the 1RL is my FAVOURITE liner. Along with 3RL as a close second. So many small details that look amazing and could not be achieved by a 3RL, I don't understand how you could brand it as a "complete waste" + making ghost lines if ur stencil starts washing away is super quick, easy, and out of the way with a 1RL Even things I hit with a 3RL I'll usually pass over first with a 1RL. All that being said, I do probably use the 3RL most of the time, but I appreciate and enjoy using the 1RL most.