It’s just different for me, no better or worse, that being said arm blackouts are a walk in the park in my opinion, the grossest blackouts for me were stomach, and deep inner thigh/ knee ditch blackouts. Honorable mention to finger blackouts, those are quick but intense
Not that I have my tickets or am a tattooist I can relate black outs to driving an excavator . It can get boring as all hell but if you zone out can can fuck shit up . The only difference is ones somebodies limb that they live with 😅
So many canvases need to understand that it can make a huge difference if the artist is comfortable while working. The outcome is much smoother overall if the artist is able to reach the area without issues 😁
There will be almost nothing like of the negative (blackout) left when I’m finally done, but that will be many years of work, as many second and third passes will be required
I have just started tamyself, just on my self. But what white ink would you say is one to go for? I have tried looking it up but you just get the typical crap of, it will fall out or fade, but I really want to experiment with it.
I’ve already proven that nonsense wrong, that being said I’ve had good results with fusion white and silverback white, I’ll be trying dynamic white soon
I’ve actually seen some before yes, it won’t be my route but it’s definitely an interesting one. The brightest white I’ve seen was scarification with white ink poured into the wound actually
Super informative and I’m new to watching your channel. But you briefly touched on black on your wife’s olive skin. Can/have you elaborated on blackout on Olive or darker skin tones?
I'm starting my blackout sleeve Thursday and I'm wondering if there are any extra things I can do to help my body heal from the trauma. Take extra vitamin C? Drink more water with electrolytes? Green juices? Any advice from anyone? 🙂🙂
Love the videos and absolutely love the reactions (some are pure gold). But... Did the tattoo artist ( time 2:40 sec in) just hit his finger on the mag? Shouldn't that be a concern?
@@EphemeralRemy i just find his thoughts and processes amazing to listen too, he sounds like he knows a lotand his knowledge is something that sould be spoken about and shown :)
The biggest mags I’ve had used on me are 27s and 35s, from what I’ve heard bigger than a 49 are generally only used as props. Most of my blackout work was done with 27 mags
Sarah's arm is looking really good.👍
Definitely getting there but it’s taking some time haha, she hates the feeling of blackout tattooing
It’s just different for me, no better or worse, that being said arm blackouts are a walk in the park in my opinion, the grossest blackouts for me were stomach, and deep inner thigh/ knee ditch blackouts. Honorable mention to finger blackouts, those are quick but intense
Remy day is best day ever!!!
Aww thanks haha
Welcome to the blackout fam, Sarah. 🥂
Haha she’s taking her time but getting there!
Not that I have my tickets or am a tattooist I can relate black outs to driving an excavator .
It can get boring as all hell but if you zone out can can fuck shit up .
The only difference is ones somebodies limb that they live with 😅
So many canvases need to understand that it can make a huge difference if the artist is comfortable while working. The outcome is much smoother overall if the artist is able to reach the area without issues 😁
Absolutely
Damn your chest peice blackout is blending in NICE!!!!
Yea it’s definitely softening up, within the year we’ll be doing the new live
@@EphemeralRemy I'll be watchin
Cheers!
Would you do any scarification on your blackouts? I've seen a few people online who've done this. Just intrested on your take on this.
I’m not against it but I have no plans currently
I don’t have any but scarification is a great way to get more of the skin break/natural skin tones back rather than using white ink
Do you want to keep your body mainly black or cover it in white ink motives gradually on top of the black layers like your stomach tattoo?
There will be almost nothing like of the negative (blackout) left when I’m finally done, but that will be many years of work, as many second and third passes will be required
I have just started tamyself, just on my self. But what white ink would you say is one to go for? I have tried looking it up but you just get the typical crap of, it will fall out or fade, but I really want to experiment with it.
I’ve already proven that nonsense wrong, that being said I’ve had good results with fusion white and silverback white, I’ll be trying dynamic white soon
Have you ever looked into tcu branding over blackout tattoos? Super uncommon, but is a neat alternative
Would be a nice future topic 😉
I’ve actually seen some before yes, it won’t be my route but it’s definitely an interesting one. The brightest white I’ve seen was scarification with white ink poured into the wound actually
That sounds pretty interesting.
Super informative and I’m new to watching your channel. But you briefly touched on black on your wife’s olive skin. Can/have you elaborated on blackout on Olive or darker skin tones?
Not so much, I just note that every skin tone looks different with every color, not just black
I'm starting my blackout sleeve Thursday and I'm wondering if there are any extra things I can do to help my body heal from the trauma. Take extra vitamin C? Drink more water with electrolytes? Green juices? Any advice from anyone? 🙂🙂
Stay hydrated, and don’t over do it on aftercare, plan to be swollen more than a normal tattoo
Yo just wondering how long should I wait in between passes thanks bro
Depends but usually around a month is good
What about if you ink white on the negative space parts would it show up or just be pointless?
It’s not as clear as over black oddly enough, but I wouldn’t say it’s completely pointless
@@EphemeralRemy cool thanks for answering
Love the videos and absolutely love the reactions (some are pure gold).
But... Did the tattoo artist ( time 2:40 sec in) just hit his finger on the mag? Shouldn't that be a concern?
I don’t think he actually pricked himself I think it was a moment he realized he may if he didn’t move haha
Plein de conseils et d'infos intéressantes encore dans cette vidéo 👌
Sorry my friend I only speak English
@@EphemeralRemy I was saying: Great infos and advice once again in your video 👌.
Now you know you have fan(s) in France !
Thanks for watching my friend ! Happy to be of some use to ya
have you done a video on your tattoo artist? that would be cool to watch
I speak of him lots, but he’s not much for social media honestly so he doesn’t have a lot to show other than my work with him
@@EphemeralRemy i just find his thoughts and processes amazing to listen too, he sounds like he knows a lotand his knowledge is something that sould be spoken about and shown :)
Ohh you mean kevin he’s not my artist, there’s tons of videos with Kevin. He’s the supporting man on my podcast the Remy show
@@EphemeralRemy ahhhh my bad and sweet defo going back and listening to the podcasts!
Haha no worries, we’ll likely do more of them still
Have you gone under a 112-114 mag? The man I am about to go to is saying he will be using a 114 mag.
The biggest mags I’ve had used on me are 27s and 35s, from what I’ve heard bigger than a 49 are generally only used as props. Most of my blackout work was done with 27 mags
I want to save this video for tomorrow’s session but I can’t resist!
Also do you dm you pictures on insta for your react series’s?
Send pictures to my email ephemeralremy@gmail.com
I wonder if the Remy from this video knew how hed look just a year later?
This one was actually from mid 2022c haha
like your videos alot but the imbalance of the audio channles makes it so hard to watch without headphones.
In the coming episodes the audio is fixed we had some temporary issues with the last batch in particular