I do this same thing but from dark to light. So I may start with a touch of black and purple and slowly creep into the lighter purple. This is if I get to do a 2-3 session tattoo. After the mid to dark colors are healed that is when I rock into my mid to light. The clients have to trust the process. They come in for a yellow sunflower but after the first session they only have a purple impression of a sunflower. Haha but they tend to be much happier at the depth after the final session is healed.
Awesome tid bit! I have always "cup mixed" colors. You can find brilliant and inspiring variations in color tones that you can't necessarily find premixed from the bottle. Therein lies the chase! Thanks for the video bruv🤙
This is awesome. I love watching your videos because you approach tattoos from a traditional artist's perspective vs a "tattoo artist's" perspective and it makes all the difference. Thanks!
I love this I'm a new artist and I love to learn new techniques cuz to be honest I can't afford a bunch of crazy colors but learning something like this helps out a lot
Cool..i love using a color wheel.. Does this mess up ur ink colors inside the cups after mixing? How do u prevent that? Do u run ur machine when your dipping in 2 different color inks?
I agree. Color wheels really help you visualize transitions. I just treat my ink caps the same way I would a painters palette. When it gets too messy, I just set out a new color.
i always find my colour pots end up so muddied with other colours when i use limited pallettes how do i keep the original colour in the pot better when mixing in the tip?
hey man great content as alwaysl, was hoping u could help me with an issue. after my linework i want to color but every time end up with muddy colors , seems the black lines mix with the color, is this something purely cuz of the fake skin or am i doing something wrong? thank you
Hi, love the channel. Totally unrelated to the video but just wanted to know if you guys could do some more coverup / rework videos. Thanks again for the content.
Thank you for you deal. I am living in Russia, and dont understand everything that you tell us, but! But you gave me realy many expirience. I saw you first video year ago. And now i have better skill then it was.
This is so fucking ironic that I stumbled across this particular video today, cause all night and partly into this morning I was wondering if u could juxtapose tattoo ink like u can with painting or like u can with layers of color pencils, so I highly appreciated this informational videi, and I will definitely start doing this more awersim
There’s a much simpler and more controlled way to do this. If you want to hit me up I can show you. The reason it turned green, by the way is because black is an optical blue...which is why it turned green when mixed with yellow. This will happen even if you do the shading underneath in black and lay yellow over the top. Shoot me a PM on IG if you want me to explain more. Coppola_art
i have been recommend this video and i am sorry for spending this 10 sec because if u need this tutorial i feel sorry for all the beginners cuz you dont have LOGIC sorry ur not for this industry
I do this same thing but from dark to light. So I may start with a touch of black and purple and slowly creep into the lighter purple. This is if I get to do a 2-3 session tattoo. After the mid to dark colors are healed that is when I rock into my mid to light. The clients have to trust the process. They come in for a yellow sunflower but after the first session they only have a purple impression of a sunflower. Haha but they tend to be much happier at the depth after the final session is healed.
Yeah man. Thanks
This made so much sense. Really makes me wish I had paid more attention in my Color Theory class. Thanks for another great video!
Clown if you’re out there canvassing people
I would love to hear your thoughts on adding in counter pigment to neutralize your skin tone for after the tattoo is healed
Good tip. Will definitely help get those yellows darkened without making it look like mud.
this is gold ! ✨
Colors, when mixed with its complimentary color, makes a neutral color. Good for areas of color with/need shading
just watching this made me a 50% better tattoo artist, Thank you!
Awesome tid bit! I have always "cup mixed" colors. You can find brilliant and inspiring variations in color tones that you can't necessarily find premixed from the bottle. Therein lies the chase! Thanks for the video bruv🤙
Thanks a lot. Glad you got some value from it
This is gold thanks so much ❤️
This is awesome. I love watching your videos because you approach tattoos from a traditional artist's perspective vs a "tattoo artist's" perspective and it makes all the difference. Thanks!
I love this I'm a new artist and I love to learn new techniques cuz to be honest I can't afford a bunch of crazy colors but learning something like this helps out a lot
Christina Christian awesome! Glad the video helped. Thanks for watching.
Can you mix with a mix color like blue and red makes purple can you use that to make yellow darker too?
nice topic. good to do the color wheel review.
Cool..i love using a color wheel..
Does this mess up ur ink colors inside the cups after mixing? How do u prevent that? Do u run ur machine when your dipping in 2 different color inks?
I agree. Color wheels really help you visualize transitions. I just treat my ink caps the same way I would a painters palette. When it gets too messy, I just set out a new color.
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This is very helpful. Thank you so much!
Thanks heaps man ! there’s always useful information in your videos & I like that 💪🏼💪🏼
awesome advice, makes sense and is something I use in my paintings. thanks for sharing
darren Connor sure thing. Thanks for taking the time to comment.
I do this on my paintings too.
More of these techniques episode Jake. Thanks for this one
You got it. We are focusing on making more of these. Thanks
this is superb! thank you for the tip! godbless!
Glad it was helpful!
Awesome tip
i always find my colour pots end up so muddied with other colours when i use limited pallettes how do i keep the original colour in the pot better when mixing in the tip?
hey man great content as alwaysl, was hoping u could help me with an issue. after my linework i want to color but every time end up with muddy colors , seems the black lines mix with the color, is this something purely cuz of the fake skin or am i doing something wrong? thank you
Great tip.. If you like to know the reason adding black to yellow makes green its because black pigment has allot of blue in it...
WOW. Thanks o lot FOR the advice
Do you change cartridges every time you change colors.
If you want too!
Thank you for the insight. I primarily focus on having loads of colours to make this process easier.
Thanks for the support and taking the time to comment
Well explained ... thanks!
Fancy! thanks for your time!
Thank you!
Excellent 👌🏽
wow amazed
Thank you! I can't wait to try this!
Thanks for watching
I appreciate everything y’all give. I can’t wait till I’m at a point I can give back to the industry.
Thanks a lot for the support
Man, what a great video. Makes so much sense, thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and tips🤙
Thanks for watching! Glad it helped
WHAT THE FUCK i had no idea thats what you're supposed to do but it makes total sense thank you
Really good advice, thank you
Great advice for tattooers I'm one and I'll use this advice
Thanks for this, it’s really helpfull and clear! 🙏👍
Sure thing. Thanks for watching
Hi, love the channel. Totally unrelated to the video but just wanted to know if you guys could do some more coverup / rework videos. Thanks again for the content.
Nate thanks a lot. Yeah, we have a decent amount of rework footage and hope to make some new content from it in the coming months. Thanks again.
that is so helpful
Thank you for you deal. I am living in Russia, and dont understand everything that you tell us, but! But you gave me realy many expirience. I saw you first video year ago. And now i have better skill then it was.
Thank you so much for your support
First video, glad I found the channel, TY sir!
thanku
Nice! New technique episode!
Yay!
so if i wanna mute red, add green. if I wanna mute orange add blue?
Bro good tips on color
Great Tip yo ! :)
Really helpful tip cheers
Matt Slavin thanks for watching!
Great video
Thanks Jake!!!!!!
Thanks for watching
This is so fucking ironic that I stumbled across this particular video today, cause all night and partly into this morning I was wondering if u could juxtapose tattoo ink like u can with painting or like u can with layers of color pencils, so I highly appreciated this informational videi, and I will definitely start doing this more awersim
thnxxx
What brand of tattoo gun do you used?
Alistair Ocampo tattoo gun !?!? 😹😹😹😹
Awesome
Thanks
Nice
Thanks
What machine is that? It's really silent
Cheyenne Pen
Thanks!
I rather mix em before hand,
Purple and yellow is brown..
Sure
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fucking genius.
There’s a much simpler and more controlled way to do this. If you want to hit me up I can show you. The reason it turned green, by the way is because black is an optical blue...which is why it turned green when mixed with yellow. This will happen even if you do the shading underneath in black and lay yellow over the top. Shoot me a PM on IG if you want me to explain more. Coppola_art
The white colour on your neck looks very bad
i have been recommend this video and i am sorry for spending this 10 sec because if u need this tutorial i feel sorry for all the beginners cuz you dont have LOGIC sorry ur not for this industry
Who ever is here and is astonished or amazed and this Is your profession, you’re a clown.
Canvassing on people and don’t know how colors work