Thanks Guys for taking time to comment ! Most love I’am sending to all the haters and keyboard cowboys and the tattoo experts that haven’t even hold a tattoo machine for a second. EAD 😘
I admire his honesty and talent! It takes a real person to admit they fucked up with stuff like he says he did with some of his own tattoos on his body and how he tried to deal with it. He is really relaxed and I think he would be excellent in making sure what you get is what you like and need.
Seems like a cool guy, but to be honest, I don't agree with what he says about "not giving detail to his clients and rather surprise them cause it cant get worse than before" having gone through a mistakes and doing a coverup now myself, the last thing I want is another garbage that I wouldn't like, though I agree your cover up has to be something that actually flows with your current design, i think also you should know what you're getting, so you dont get a double shitty tattoo
I think the idea that he's trying to express is that he likes for his clients to have trust in his artistic vision. When you pick a tattoo artist you should have a pretty good idea about what they do, and trust them to execute the best possible cover up. It's not like a client explains that he wants a Hello Kitty cover up and Kamil busts out a demon, it's that, especially with a cover up, a lot of work is done on the fly adapting to the tattoo that has been there previously.
"I'll show you how to cover tattoo's" :has his whole arms blacked out: lol (Just found that ironic and amusing, not making a judgement call) I actually like heavy full/partial black work, but would never do it cuz it's just using up a whole canvas space.
I'm so impatient, i usually skip to the end of the video to see the finished tattoo, but! the artist kamil has such a chill vibe, and the video has such good music. I just had to see the process. The way he got the blues in that tattoo is freakin incredible! That was inspiring
Taylor Pope I mean he’s right, at that point it’s laser or black out like he had to do on his arms lol, I have a big stomach piece that I have to get covered so if he doesn’t work I have to get laser and start all over lol
respect for the skill but there's absolutely NO way I'd go to an artist who said they were 50% sure they could do what I want like... bruh... esp for a cover up?? no no no
Tulips2Kiss i don't think you understand the statement. It's always gona be 50 50. It's a cover up. Depending on what you are wanting he either can do it or he can't.
@@greenrobot5not true at all😂 sometimes you get a bad artist, sometimes you're taste changes, in my case I practiced on myself during my apprenticeship. Now I feel that I could do much better work. Doing my own coverup tonight!
that final tat looks good cause it's fresh, once it heals you will still be able to see the tattoo under it, it requires many passes of white ink to actually cover the old ink under it, videos and pictures are these are deceiving
Your artwork is really impressive and I enjoyed watching this video. It has helped me learn a few tricks on tattooing. I admire your honesty and hope to see more of your work.
lmao you gotta have some serious faith in this dude. "70% of my body is coverups" "I don't tend to give my clients very much information about what I'm going to tattoo on them." Don't get me wrong, I'm sure his work speaks for himself, but damn that doesn't inspire confidence
@@cookncrook6902 Yeah, tattoo artists and artists in general have a right to be protective over their art, but the client is the one walking around with this thing on them, they gotta be the ones to create the narrative around the design, or they're walking around with something someone else made on them.
Hello from the future. I've got one of those. It's technically a great tattoo, but the experience of getting it was so unpleasant and icky that I hate it. Doesn't help that it's actually somewhere super visible to me when I'm hanging out on the couch, minding my own business. I'm going to do something about it. I haven't decided what yet, because I don't want to think 'adding a kracken will make it feel okay' and then have a kracken and a tattoo I still feel awful about. I've talked to another artist, and she's really enthusiastic about doing something to make me not hate it. Its my body, it shouldn't make me feel icky. If you go to an artist and they aren't 100% enthusiastic with your reasons for covering a 'good' tattoo, find an artist who is.
I got my cross covered up (not done yet, one more session) of a tigers face with bamboo surrounding it. Tiger is going to be blue which I thought was dope as fuck as I told my artist (Pat Patterson in Lake Worth, FL he’s fucking awesome) I wanted something bright and new school and so far he’s absolutely delivered. These guys who exc in cover ups blow my mind man. TL;DR I don’t even know
I have a tattoo I want covered up and I see a lot of work online that looks well done, but nothing in a style that I would want. Such a struggle. Plus I live in a rural place, and I don't want to incorporate a bunch of travel into my tattoo experience.
just because it can't get worse doesn't mean you can't put in the effort and give your client the choice of something they will like instead of going in blind. wth
that final tat looks good cause it's fresh, once it heals you will still be able to see the tattoo under it, it requires many passes of white ink to actually cover the old ink under it, videos and pictures are these are deceiving
Lol getting a cover up in about 3 weeks. Not because I want it gon just because I was young and dumb and stuck some lettering in a prime area. Plus it's a traditional wolf who doesn't love those?
I know i should know what i want when i go in and if it wasn't a cover i would agree but I don't want to go in and ask for a specific tat but the artist says its just not going to work well.for the cover up I would like to be open minded and kind of collaberate with the artist and give enough freedome so i get the best of their ability because its something they want to do...do u think thats an approach that would work???
@@Narglesonamistletoe Yeah but as a cover up artists he could've drawn it on paper for someone else to tattoo over the existing work. Again each to their own preference.
That's probably why he got so interested in cover ups, looking at the best way to cover his own. But of course a full arm of solid black tribal is pretty much uncoverable.
@@spaghettilegs9882 to be fair depending on the ammount of negative skin, tribal can possibly be covered with bio-mechanical but again that's not a style that everyone wants
Hello! What kind of tablet is that? Certain kind of wacom tablet? Can anyone be so kind as to tell me exactly what he's using in the very beginning? @0:20 area. I'd be most grateful. 🖤🤘🖤
I understand it's a heavy cover up but my god that guy is heavy handed! At the start of the video I was about to look him up and see where his shop is at to get a piece covered up that I've been too pussy to go back and get lasered again but after watching the rest of the video I think the laser might hurt less! LMFAO That's too bad because his art style is exactly up my alley and I think he would be down to cover up my piece too. Yes I know tattoos hurt but there's no reason to go to someone who's extremely heavy handed if you don't have to, I've learned that lesson already. Unless I might be mistaken and that guy has really sensitive skin or doesn't like the inks he used. Still that piece was gorgeous even more so as a cover up!
And the times of this ignorance God winked at; but now commandeth all men every where to repent: (Acts 17:30) Have mercy upon me, O God, according to thy lovingkindness: according unto the multitude of thy tender mercies blot out my transgressions. Wash me throughly from mine iniquity, and cleanse me from my sin. For I acknowledge my transgressions: and my sin is ever before me. Against thee, thee only, have I sinned, and done this evil in thy sight: that thou mightest be justified when thou speakest, and be clear when thou judgest. (Psalms 51:1-4)
nobody cares, ive been in and around the industry for over 10 years + and that cover up is not going to look so good in 1-2 years !!! nothing to do with being realistic or style but the colour choices from warm to cool tones in this will blend in to one blob with light spots of blue here and there, just honest seen from experience NOT The internet, 🍻cheers
Cheddar Cheese tbh I disagree. A friend of mine got a chest piece that’s a coverup with similar colours and hers only started to fail after 5-6 years, and then she got it touched up. I think it depends how it’s put in, the types of ink, aftercare and the skin quality.
That cross could've been saved and it'd actually last. Lets see this later on.. it already has a fake (edited) pic at the end.. guess everyone on Instagram will fall for it though.
Just curious were his arms covered up as well?. Did he have previous tattoo or is there a link where he explains his tattoos . Thanks in advance Always like meanings of tattoos
If I can show u a tattoo that was put on me by my dad's girlfriend when I was 13 cuz "she wanted practice" , that makes your top 5 worst tattoos u have ever seen , could I get a pitty cover up lmao.
Was trying to find a tattoo channel to ask a question. So hopefully someone can give me some insite cause I looked on google and couldn't find anything. I've had my tattoo since 2012. It has red, pink, purple, black, and blue ink. Recently I have been outside working with my husband and when I'm in the sun my tattoo starts burning like crazy. I'm not burning and I wear sunscreen but again tattoo feels like it's on fire. Can anyone give any ideas on what may be causing this?
@@sabbathjackal honestly I didn't even think about that haha I'm very fair skinned so that makes sense. It takes up a good portion of my upper arm as well.
If your tattoo is heavily saturated with a full heavy cover and no room to breathe with any lighter shading or skin breaks etc, it's definitely just because those sort of tats absorb more sun. Stress less 🙂
If your niche is not cover ups...you have no business doing them. The same way grey style artists won't do a color job. Why be mediocre when someone else can do it great?
Thanks Guys for taking time to comment !
Most love I’am sending to all the haters and keyboard cowboys and the tattoo experts that haven’t even hold a tattoo machine for a second.
EAD 😘
Your work speaks for itself! I personally think its excellent! Very talented!
If you were in my country I’d get a demon tattoo from ya
I know you and your work and you rock dude! Catch you sometime somewhere.
Have you ever covered up surgery scars?
I’m looking for suggestions 😂
Man I wish I could get my tattoo covered up
He covered a cross with a demon, that’s kind of poetic
I think religious tattoos are a little dangerous it's easy to lose your religion. But a demon is artistic regardless of religion
Its a regular demon, but it looks like batman and venom mixed together.
Kaile Brogan and that’s what makes it so beautiful
@@kailebrogan447 still religious. Demons aren't the same between religious beliefs
that is as poetic as a nursery rhyme
I admire his honesty and talent! It takes a real person to admit they fucked up with stuff like he says he did with some of his own tattoos on his body and how he tried to deal with it. He is really relaxed and I think he would be excellent in making sure what you get is what you like and need.
This guy seems really cool. I like his calm demeanor.
STR8UP ARTIST
COVER UPS ARE THE WORST TO WORK WITH
MOST ARTISTS HATE IT
BUT THIS GUY ITS LIKE A WALK IN THE PARK SMOKIN A JOINT
RESPECT BRO
Why are you shouting at me 🥺
@@kimberlychiimba QUOVO WHAT'S IN YOUR MIND
Seems like a cool guy, but to be honest, I don't agree with what he says about "not giving detail to his clients and rather surprise them cause it cant get worse than before" having gone through a mistakes and doing a coverup now myself, the last thing I want is another garbage that I wouldn't like, though I agree your cover up has to be something that actually flows with your current design, i think also you should know what you're getting, so you dont get a double shitty tattoo
Same here rather knw what I am paying for first then go all they where and not like the tattoo design
@@gusboimackie4642 100%
@@realpkchronicles my cover hurt like a bitch never again I was stupid and got my ex girlfriend name on me dont it just wrong
I think the idea that he's trying to express is that he likes for his clients to have trust in his artistic vision. When you pick a tattoo artist you should have a pretty good idea about what they do, and trust them to execute the best possible cover up. It's not like a client explains that he wants a Hello Kitty cover up and Kamil busts out a demon, it's that, especially with a cover up, a lot of work is done on the fly adapting to the tattoo that has been there previously.
@@inked not saying it's a shit piece of work it's just me saying I would rather knw what I was geting
I appreciate artists who do coverups. 💛
"I'll show you how to cover tattoo's" :has his whole arms blacked out: lol (Just found that ironic and amusing, not making a judgement call) I actually like heavy full/partial black work, but would never do it cuz it's just using up a whole canvas space.
I like a colab between Blackwork and color Realism
I'm so impatient, i usually skip to the end of the video to see the finished tattoo, but! the artist kamil has such a chill vibe, and the video has such good music. I just had to see the process. The way he got the blues in that tattoo is freakin incredible! That was inspiring
"i like to suprise them...it can't get any worse" what..no,..
Taylor Pope I mean he’s right, at that point it’s laser or black out like he had to do on his arms lol, I have a big stomach piece that I have to get covered so if he doesn’t work I have to get laser and start all over lol
@@VKBoi666 its weird because he said hes got worse and worse :D
That sentence
He has a point.
That is an insane cover up, love it. Amazing work
I would rather get a cover up tatt than go through laser treatment again 😳
GSR 01 Certain parts of the body isn’t that bad. But my neck and face were BRUTAL!!.
@@mncalapati415 how well did your face heal? cause they say that it doesnt heal properly. Is it true?
Ilias B. It healed ok. Just light spots on my face but not to bad. After some time it went back to normal
@@mncalapati415 how much did it cost for a session?
@@chaethao8545 It was through a program for gang members so it was free
This guy is an absolute sweetheart! I met him at Black Hatchet here in CT and he is so freaking chill and his vibe is awesome!
respect for the skill but there's absolutely NO way I'd go to an artist who said they were 50% sure they could do what I want like... bruh... esp for a cover up?? no no no
A person with so many coverups is a person who makes many bad decisions in life
@@greenrobot5 their body their choice bud!
Look at his Instagram tho 🤷🏻♂️
Tulips2Kiss i don't think you understand the statement. It's always gona be 50 50. It's a cover up. Depending on what you are wanting he either can do it or he can't.
@@greenrobot5not true at all😂 sometimes you get a bad artist, sometimes you're taste changes, in my case I practiced on myself during my apprenticeship. Now I feel that I could do much better work. Doing my own coverup tonight!
great cover up one of my favourite artists
Inks designed for cover ups is a great idea
that final tat looks good cause it's fresh, once it heals you will still be able to see the tattoo under it, it requires many passes of white ink to actually cover the old ink under it, videos and pictures are these are deceiving
greenrobot5 spot on bro if you’re a tattoo artist you know 👌
Your artwork is really impressive and I enjoyed watching this video. It has helped me learn a few tricks on tattooing. I admire your honesty and hope to see more of your work.
lmao you gotta have some serious faith in this dude. "70% of my body is coverups" "I don't tend to give my clients very much information about what I'm going to tattoo on them." Don't get me wrong, I'm sure his work speaks for himself, but damn that doesn't inspire confidence
Yeah I thought the same thing. I wouldn’t want a cover up that I don’t know what it is or that I’m not involved with creating
@@cookncrook6902 Yeah, tattoo artists and artists in general have a right to be protective over their art, but the client is the one walking around with this thing on them, they gotta be the ones to create the narrative around the design, or they're walking around with something someone else made on them.
Question: what if your tattoo isn’t technically a “bad tattoo” but you still wanna get it covered? Should I feel bad about that?
You shouldn't feel bad either way! You do you, friend.
Hello from the future. I've got one of those. It's technically a great tattoo, but the experience of getting it was so unpleasant and icky that I hate it. Doesn't help that it's actually somewhere super visible to me when I'm hanging out on the couch, minding my own business. I'm going to do something about it. I haven't decided what yet, because I don't want to think 'adding a kracken will make it feel okay' and then have a kracken and a tattoo I still feel awful about. I've talked to another artist, and she's really enthusiastic about doing something to make me not hate it. Its my body, it shouldn't make me feel icky. If you go to an artist and they aren't 100% enthusiastic with your reasons for covering a 'good' tattoo, find an artist who is.
Now this is bad ass... would love to have this guy cover up my mistake...
Those blackout tattoos look fkn brutal
I got my cross covered up (not done yet, one more session) of a tigers face with bamboo surrounding it. Tiger is going to be blue which I thought was dope as fuck as I told my artist (Pat Patterson in Lake Worth, FL he’s fucking awesome) I wanted something bright and new school and so far he’s absolutely delivered. These guys who exc in cover ups blow my mind man.
TL;DR I don’t even know
Badass Forreal!
If in doubt, big black panther. 😝
That tattoo is sick
shit came out looking cleannnnnn
I love the way the tongue looks omg
Sick artist, that cover up tat is a wicked start to a wicked sleeve
WOW! that's amazing work! man, I wish I was close to your shop!
Bro please have artists react to metal artist tattoos they have some pretty solid tats on the scene and it would be sick
Siiiiiiiiick!!!
Bold will hold.
noble work from this man! i love a good blackout, but the metamorphosis is a talent for sure and i have high respect for it
About time! I love these segments
Anybody else notice how he switched from right to left hand?
I have a tattoo I want covered up and I see a lot of work online that looks well done, but nothing in a style that I would want. Such a struggle. Plus I live in a rural place, and I don't want to incorporate a bunch of travel into my tattoo experience.
just because it can't get worse doesn't mean you can't put in the effort and give your client the choice of something they will like instead of going in blind. wth
Thats a sick cover up, super cool looking :)
The photo at the end shows you how edited theses pictures are on IG
Its f*kin awesome 👏👏👊
Thanks ✌
a black girl told me that blackout tattoos are appropriation of black skin, i almost laughed at her
Yes but if you blacked out your face.....
That cover up is fucking dope ♡
great interview!!
How long i need to wait to cover up new fresh bad tattoo?
Where is your tattoo shop
So we going from cross something devilish not any better lol.
I’ve actually been looking for coverup tattoos to cover up my arthroscopy scars on my right shoulder
This guy good asf, although this cover up was quite on the easy side
Wow the photo looks photoshopped compared to the video 🙈
Yeah in the video I thought it looked really muddy and dark, but the picture is bright??? Not buyin’ it
Yea unfortunately the end photo looks REALLY alternated compared to the video footage. I would love to see some healed pics from thw cliets tho
Yeah the end photo is heavily filtered. They do that for instagram but its very misleading
that final tat looks good cause it's fresh, once it heals you will still be able to see the tattoo under it, it requires many passes of white ink to actually cover the old ink under it, videos and pictures are these are deceiving
Can everything be covered up? Or there is something absolutely impossible to do it?
How do I get in touch with this man
I’m very stressed out because I have a giant butterfly tattoo on my chest that I hate! I don’t know how to cover it up or if that’s even possible
Lol getting a cover up in about 3 weeks. Not because I want it gon just because I was young and dumb and stuck some lettering in a prime area. Plus it's a traditional wolf who doesn't love those?
kinda an illegible tattoo... the edited pic is cool, but the tattoo itself is meh
"You can't get any worse"
I beg to differ. Imagine going in for a cover up and walking out with something that looks like shit.
I know i should know what i want when i go in and if it wasn't a cover i would agree but I don't want to go in and ask for a specific tat but the artist says its just not going to work well.for the cover up I would like to be open minded and kind of collaberate with the artist and give enough freedome so i get the best of their ability because its something they want to do...do u think thats an approach that would work???
achh moja pierwsza tatuażowa miłość. Pozdrawiam Panie Kamilu
Cover up artists that blacks out his own tattoos. Each to their own preference but I wouldn't be too confident going of he was my artists
It's not like he tattooed his own arms.
@@Narglesonamistletoe
Yeah but as a cover up artists he could've drawn it on paper for someone else to tattoo over the existing work.
Again each to their own preference.
@@mistaken_stranger8343 It might be that he just didn't trust anyone else to do as good of a job as he would.
That's probably why he got so interested in cover ups, looking at the best way to cover his own.
But of course a full arm of solid black tribal is pretty much uncoverable.
@@spaghettilegs9882 to be fair depending on the ammount of negative skin, tribal can possibly be covered with bio-mechanical but again that's not a style that everyone wants
My having none watching this video like *hmm interesting*
Let me guess, he wanted to cover up his work so he just blacked it out
Been trying to figure out a cover tattoo for this black triangle I have (it was my first tatt) but I want it covered now
Hello! What kind of tablet is that? Certain kind of wacom tablet? Can anyone be so kind as to tell me exactly what he's using in the very beginning? @0:20 area. I'd be most grateful. 🖤🤘🖤
I would love to see how that tattoo healed/ages. It looks VERY dark.
👍
I need a cover-up artist so fucken bad lmao
Cool
I understand it's a heavy cover up but my god that guy is heavy handed! At the start of the video I was about to look him up and see where his shop is at to get a piece covered up that I've been too pussy to go back and get lasered again but after watching the rest of the video I think the laser might hurt less! LMFAO That's too bad because his art style is exactly up my alley and I think he would be down to cover up my piece too. Yes I know tattoos hurt but there's no reason to go to someone who's extremely heavy handed if you don't have to, I've learned that lesson already. Unless I might be mistaken and that guy has really sensitive skin or doesn't like the inks he used. Still that piece was gorgeous even more so as a cover up!
I thought he looked heavy handed too. I’m wondering if this tattoo might have some issue with scar tissue.
been tattooed 2 times by him super heavy handed compared to my normal artists i go to, but also very awesome designs
And the times of this ignorance God winked at; but now commandeth all men every where to repent: (Acts 17:30)
Have mercy upon me, O God, according to thy lovingkindness: according unto the multitude of thy tender mercies blot out my transgressions. Wash me throughly from mine iniquity, and cleanse me from my sin. For I acknowledge my transgressions: and my sin is ever before me. Against thee, thee only, have I sinned, and done this evil in thy sight: that thou mightest be justified when thou speakest, and be clear when thou judgest. (Psalms 51:1-4)
Pound to a penny that dude has some controversial stuff under that black.
We all grow, we all change.
So he covers a cross with a devil demon?
I’m doing my tattoo apprenticeship and am currently designing a coverup for a huge tattoo 😫
It’s huge and wow, coverups aren’t simple..
No, they're not! Hope it went well!
Inked thanks HE NEVER SHOWED UP 😂🙄🙄🙄
all my hard work, sigh..🤷♀️
Why the artist look like a 2k comp player
What tattoo machine is he using?
This is gonna sound dumb but I can’t wait until I’m covered so I can get blast-overs. I love how those look.
awesome enjoy the journey all the variations!
Ikr, blastovers are so freaking beautiful.
Ended up so well, great job to the artist !
This is going to be hard to cover up that cover up. When it heals and a year or two its going to be a mess, muted and muddy colours
nobody cares, ive been in and around the industry for over 10 years + and that cover up is not going to look so good in 1-2 years !!! nothing to do with being realistic or style but the colour choices from warm to cool tones in this will blend in to one blob with light spots of blue here and there, just honest seen from experience NOT The internet, 🍻cheers
@@cheddarcheese8945 I agree with you completely, people are just looking at the edited pic on the internet. This thing isnt gonna hold in real
Cheddar Cheese tbh I disagree. A friend of mine got a chest piece that’s a coverup with similar colours and hers only started to fail after 5-6 years, and then she got it touched up. I think it depends how it’s put in, the types of ink, aftercare and the skin quality.
Pk The Traveller that was my thoughts too 🍻
NerualYam 🍻👍
what is his necklace?
Just did a decent Google search, I think it's the symbol of Mercury
And on his way home he had a consultation to get this blacked out with another artist
How many times can you cover up a tattoo?
First off run with your skin, secondly did you notice his solid ink?... cover ups!
That cross could've been saved and it'd actually last. Lets see this later on.. it already has a fake (edited) pic at the end.. guess everyone on Instagram will fall for it though.
Like a 2k20 character (the artist)
Sucks when a cover up ain't enough and you gotta get it laser
My cover up hurt like a bitch but it was worth it
He would do a fucking baddass Baraka from mortal kombat!
hey man iam from india .... i got a tattoo to cover up..can you create a design for me man......
I dont really have a Tattoo to cover up but...
*Can you cover up Ugly* ?
*About to get my whole face tattooed*
I don't get it.. Why not laser it?
Super expensive and very painful
Coool
Just curious were his arms covered up as well?. Did he have previous tattoo or is there a link where he explains his tattoos . Thanks in advance
Always like meanings of tattoos
Fucking beautiful, I want to hear the story about why he blacked out his arms and neck
He said it in the video
I wonder how it looks when healed.
hes doing a cover up. he probably recommend you just tattoo your skin black.
If I can show u a tattoo that was put on me by my dad's girlfriend when I was 13 cuz "she wanted practice" , that makes your top 5 worst tattoos u have ever seen , could I get a pitty cover up lmao.
Was trying to find a tattoo channel to ask a question. So hopefully someone can give me some insite cause I looked on google and couldn't find anything. I've had my tattoo since 2012. It has red, pink, purple, black, and blue ink. Recently I have been outside working with my husband and when I'm in the sun my tattoo starts burning like crazy. I'm not burning and I wear sunscreen but again tattoo feels like it's on fire. Can anyone give any ideas on what may be causing this?
Had to say have you tried putting anything on it to help? Also just call a tattoo parlor and they can maybe help
Could be just because its darker than your skin. You know dark ink absorbing more heat than the rest of your skin.
@@sabbathjackal honestly I didn't even think about that haha I'm very fair skinned so that makes sense. It takes up a good portion of my upper arm as well.
Thanks for the replies!
If your tattoo is heavily saturated with a full heavy cover and no room to breathe with any lighter shading or skin breaks etc, it's definitely just because those sort of tats absorb more sun. Stress less 🙂
If your niche is not cover ups...you have no business doing them. The same way grey style artists won't do a color job. Why be mediocre when someone else can do it great?
Demons are better than angels
Fuck I’d be so pissed
nice work
50% chance its gonna work. lol