I Have been following you and the Yuck family you are all awesome. Over the last 2-3 months I have been practicing constantly building and developing solid skills, Tattooed myself and turned out surprising clean now have done over 20+ tattoos and working on path towards pro artist. My daughters all love art and one even want to follow my path and learn tattooing as well. Much love from and my fam!
Thank you for your time, kind feedback, and support! I appreciate you Gabriel. I truly try my best with everything I do for you all. I always remain transparent, try my best, and do what I can do today for you all. It is comments like this that keep me going. Should you have any questions at all please don't hesitate to drop a comment below and I will do my best to assist you in the best possible direction.
Thanks for everything you have thought me. I did my first tattoo on myself, after following all your tips and advices, and it came out pretty good; it came out so good that i already have a couple of people wanting to get a tattoo from me, but I still want to give myself a little more time in the learning. I thank you a lot for everything I have learned; eventhough, I've just been on this for 4 months. You are the best bro...
This comment made my day! This means so much to me! Thank you for your time, kind feedback, and support! I appreciate you. I am very happy I was able to assist you along your journey and I am glad that you have received such a great response from people such as yourself. I remember my first tattoo I did on myself and it was a moment I wont forget. So I am glad I could be apart of yours! Should you ever have any questions at all please don't hesitate to drop a comment below and I will do my best to assist you in the best possible direction.
You're welcome! Thank you so much for your kind support and feedback! I am grateful I am able to help you in a better direction. I will continue to do my best for you all to provide the best videos that I can.
Thank you for your time, kind feedback, and support! I appreciate you. Should you have any questions at all please don't hesitate to drop a comment below and I will do my best to assist you in the best possible direction.
Thank you so much for your support and feedback! I appreciate you. Should you ever have any questions at all don’t hesitate to let me know, I will do my best to guide you in the best possible direction.
Hey Daniel could you make a video on how to position the client to the advantage of the tattooer to obtain the best stability and be able to pull good line
This has been on my mind sooo much lately! I have a few ways I can go about this so I can see this happening in the near future! Thank you for a great recommendation! Rest assured I will do my best to make this happen here asap.
Thank you for your time, kind feedback, and support Coin! I appreciate you. Should you have any questions at all please don't hesitate to drop a comment below and I will do my best to assist you in the best possible direction.
I learned a lot from you I'm just a newbie artist, hopefully next tutorial is about colored tattoo especially yellow color ink I am having difficulty of that color inserting on human skin, I am using starbrite Canary yellow. Thank you
Thank you for your time, kind feedback, and support! I appreciate you wayne. I can make this happen here soon! I feel making a video explaining how to pack yellow/color would help a lot of others along their way. Should you have any questions at all please don't hesitate to drop a comment below and I will do my best to assist you in the best possible direction.
Good question! When I stipple shade I will set out 6 caps. I use the first 2 for straight black incase I need more black upon tattooing. I will use the remaining 4 caps to make a grey wash that is as follows. The first cap has 80% black, the 2nd cap has 60% black, the 3rd has 35% black and the last cap has 15% black. This is how I approached this tattoo, I do plan on using different grey washes so I’ll keep you updated on development.
@@DanielYuck thankyou for this answer, I've been using the 1 drop, 2 drop and solid black approach I'm at the stage where I'm trying to find a drop system that works for me and more importantly when to apply which tone
@@s.z.z.5921 that would come down to application and the technical approach the tattooist took. It’s not all the same for everyone. Results will definitely vary.
I was quite impressed with stigma needles and stuff,there black liner ink is nice...best black I tried so far actually...tried alot! What is your favourite black pigment to work with for lining? Awesome work here,really neat flow! Lovely lines, perfect!!! Shading is so sweet.. Rock on bro
I love the stigma needles! They are amazing! I personally love to use the Intenze Formula 23 Lining Ink for my lining. I use it all the time and I personally love it.
That’s a good question! I enjoy using bugpin configurations simply because of the tighter needle groupings. Don’t get me wrong I’ve used standard needle groupings but for some reason I prefer bugpin.
That’s a great question! For me personally I love using a 3.5mm stroke as it is good for everything from lining to shading, packing , etc. What stroke length are you running on your end?
@@DanielYuck 3.5 for a lot of applications. I have the Axys Valhalla..........for lining I'm using the 4.2 stroke. Is that too much punch for stipple shading though?
I tried stipple shading with just black ink. After the tattoo when it was fresh it looked beautiful but after it healed really dark. like the dotted lines spread further down than I thought itd put them. Should i be using a dark or medium grey wash?
This is a good question! It is rather hard to say specifically what is truly going on without seeing an image of it. You can always send me an image to my email so I can better say what I think happened. With Stippling we can use straight black and or a grey wash, to each their own. What type of setup are you running on your end? and what was your voltage at upon tattooing that tattoo?
If I can just get the shading down I feel I could quit my 4-4 job lol and start tatting full time. I’ve practiced on fake skin and even did line work on real skin but putting shade where it needs and how much sometimes keeps me from moving into that area of the tattoo
I personally don’t use or recommend Vaseline because it’s petroleum based and I’m not fully comfortable using it to break the skin upon applying the tattoo. I feel Vaseline is more for mechanics and fake skin but I’m sure this maybe subjective.
That’s a good question! This wireless power supply did not need a charge throughout this entire tattoo session. It lasted the 3 hours easy and I’m confident it would have lasted longer. I have yet to experience a tattoo session where this wireless power supply gives out on me. The battery life is great and so is the price. I made a full video on this power supply right here m.th-cam.com/video/qxd7p6wSDBg/w-d-xo.html#dialog Here is the link where I got my wireless power supply WX-2 Wireless Power Supply amzn.to/3ecqoEv
@@hannapeyn5408 if I remember correctly I was running at around 5 volts to 5.5 volts. I was not over 5.5 or under 5. It’ll vary just a little from tattoo to tattoo depending on what feels right for the design at hand is how I think about it.
Hey! I did all of the lines with a Quelle 12-11RL if I remember correctly. I didn’t use a round shader for these lines right here. As the ink settled into the skin it became a bit more bolder, which I’m a big fan of.
Great pepper shading. Did you do the original tattoo? The lines are shiny which can either be from too much ink or the clients skin is super sensitive, leaving scaring. I am a fellow ink artist as well 20+. I really enjoy your vids! I hope you are open to opinions.✌🏽 keep slinging!
Thank you for your support and feedback! I appreciate it. I am always open to opinions and help because no matter how good we are there is always someone better. Yes I did the rose outlines not too long ago. The lines are shiny because of multiple variables but too much ink or scarring aren’t apart of that equation. The skin also has a smooth and non textured feel when touching which would justify that. It's normal for a new tattoo to be shiny. This is a completely normal part of the healing process. If I am correct what is happening here is the skin is building itself back up again, so it's new skin that you're seeing, not scarring or too much ink.
@@gbone1206 yes mam! It’s a new piece, I think the entire overall healing process can take up to like 6 months or more depending on the person. I appreciate your feedback and awareness on that subject as I feel it’s a good topic for new tattooist to be aware of. I appreciate your support! Thank you 🙏 🤝
@@DanielYuck For sure. These are things, as artists, we can only learn by actually slinging ink. I dig you presence and love that you are part of our world of making beautiful tattoos for our clients. Good vibes from you!✌🏽
Great question! I use straight black, I will use a grey wash, it really all depends. If I don't want to get to black quickly I will use a grey wash so I can build up the shading. I use Formula 23 Intenze tattoo ink. I will list a link for you below so you can check it out on your end. Let me know if you have any questions. Intenze Formula 23 amzn.to/3QHGhmA
That is a great question! I would say I use a whip motion, I use brush motions, and I manually input dots as well. I think the design at hand determines what technique and approach I will take and be using. Every design will require a different flow and motion.
Thanks for everything dear Daniel! You're great! I would like to ask you: 1) To trace the thick outlines of the petals so perfectly, did you do everything in one pass or did you adjust the lines several times? Because to me with an 11RL the lines are not so thick! 2) How do you do the pointy line effect? In other words, the line that starts thick and ends thin to a point like all the little lines inside each petal? (I don't mean the stipple shading but the solid dashes in each petal) You start deep with the needle and then pull off quickly? Thanks so much!!! Love
Thank you for your time, kind feedback, and support! I appreciate you. These are very very good questions! I use an 11RL and I will pull 1 pass lines. What I noticed and this is interesting is that after the lines heal the lines tend to bold out just a tad bit making them look fuller and pop. If you are wanting to get a super bold line you would maybe want to try and use a RS. Something along the lines of a 14RS, 18RS, etc. For the little lines on each pedal I am using a whipping out motion upon ending the line. I can make an in depth video explaining how I do see for you all. Bare with me as I get his done asap. Should you have any further questions at all please don't hesitate to drop a comment below and I will do my best to assist you in the best possible direction.
For stippling I typically like to run my machine at around 5 volts even but I am working with different voltages to see the effects it has on the stippling.
I Have been following you and the Yuck family you are all awesome. Over the last 2-3 months I have been practicing constantly building and developing solid skills, Tattooed myself and turned out surprising clean now have done over 20+ tattoos and working on path towards pro artist. My daughters all love art and one even want to follow my path and learn tattooing as well. Much love from and my fam!
I really appreciate that this is in real time!! And you explaining what's happening in the background makes this perfect. Thank you infinitely.
Thank you for your time, kind feedback, and support!
I appreciate you Gabriel.
I truly try my best with everything I do for you all. I always remain transparent, try my best, and do what I can do today for you all. It is comments like this that keep me going.
Should you have any questions at all please don't hesitate to drop a comment below and I will do my best to assist you in the best possible direction.
Thanks for everything you have thought me. I did my first tattoo on myself, after following all your tips and advices, and it came out pretty good; it came out so good that i already have a couple of people wanting to get a tattoo from me, but I still want to give myself a little more time in the learning. I thank you a lot for everything I have learned; eventhough, I've just been on this for 4 months. You are the best bro...
This comment made my day!
This means so much to me!
Thank you for your time, kind feedback, and support!
I appreciate you.
I am very happy I was able to assist you along your journey and I am glad that you have received such a great response from people such as yourself. I remember my first tattoo I did on myself and it was a moment I wont forget. So I am glad I could be apart of yours!
Should you ever have any questions at all please don't hesitate to drop a comment below and I will do my best to assist you in the best possible direction.
Thank you! I absolutely love your videos and all your knowledge you share with us. It is greatly appreciated and you help me out so much
You're welcome! Thank you so much for your kind support and feedback!
I am grateful I am able to help you in a better direction.
I will continue to do my best for you all to provide the best videos that I can.
Thank you for all your videos they've helped me a lot
Thank you for the kind feedback, time and support!
I appreciate you.
I'm back....love this guy!
Ayyy it is good to have you back bro!
Much love my brother!
What an amazing session. I watched your tutorial on this shading technique before I watched this video. Thanks for sharing your wisdom with us.
Bro you have a dope pepper shade. I work hard to try and achieve what you make look so easy.
Great content as always, mate.
Thank you for your time, kind feedback, and support!
I appreciate you.
Should you have any questions at all please don't hesitate to drop a comment below and I will do my best to assist you in the best possible direction.
Another cool video 👍👏 your knowledge is greatly appreciated 👍
Thank you so much for your support and feedback! I appreciate you.
Should you ever have any questions at all don’t hesitate to let me know, I will do my best to guide you in the best possible direction.
Hey Daniel could you make a video on how to position the client to the advantage of the tattooer to obtain the best stability and be able to pull good line
This has been on my mind sooo much lately!
I have a few ways I can go about this so I can see this happening in the near future!
Thank you for a great recommendation! Rest assured I will do my best to make this happen here asap.
Awesome video! Very informative, loved this video.
Thank you for your time, kind feedback, and support Coin! I appreciate you.
Should you have any questions at all please don't hesitate to drop a comment below and I will do my best to assist you in the best possible direction.
I learned a lot from you I'm just a newbie artist, hopefully next tutorial is about colored tattoo especially yellow color ink I am having difficulty of that color inserting on human skin, I am using starbrite Canary yellow. Thank you
Thank you for your time, kind feedback, and support!
I appreciate you wayne.
I can make this happen here soon!
I feel making a video explaining how to pack yellow/color would help a lot of others along their way.
Should you have any questions at all please don't hesitate to drop a comment below and I will do my best to assist you in the best possible direction.
When you shade like this do you use solid black pigment or do you drop to a slightly lighter shade and build as needed?
Good question!
When I stipple shade I will set out 6 caps.
I use the first 2 for straight black incase I need more black upon tattooing. I will use the remaining 4 caps to make a grey wash that is as follows. The first cap has 80% black, the 2nd cap has 60% black, the 3rd has 35% black and the last cap has 15% black.
This is how I approached this tattoo, I do plan on using different grey washes so I’ll keep you updated on development.
@@DanielYuck thankyou for this answer, I've been using the 1 drop, 2 drop and solid black approach I'm at the stage where I'm trying to find a drop system that works for me and more importantly when to apply which tone
Everything under 50% will fall out of the Skin after some month!
@@s.z.z.5921 that would come down to application and the technical approach the tattooist took. It’s not all the same for everyone. Results will definitely vary.
@@lukedorrington7455 yea bro! I hear you that’s how I feel it is, it’s trial and error to find what works best for ourself.
Lol you answers my question on this video thanks man
I was quite impressed with stigma needles and stuff,there black liner ink is nice...best black I tried so far actually...tried alot!
What is your favourite black pigment to work with for lining?
Awesome work here,really neat flow! Lovely lines, perfect!!! Shading is so sweet..
Rock on bro
I love the stigma needles! They are amazing!
I personally love to use the Intenze Formula 23 Lining Ink for my lining. I use it all the time and I personally love it.
Which one you use the needle for shading rose
Helpful video! Is there a specific reason you used a bugpin?
That’s a good question!
I enjoy using bugpin configurations simply because of the tighter needle groupings. Don’t get me wrong I’ve used standard needle groupings but for some reason I prefer bugpin.
Are you using pure black or grey wash ink?
What stroke length has everybody found to work best for stipple shading?
That’s a great question!
For me personally I love using a 3.5mm stroke as it is good for everything from lining to shading, packing , etc.
What stroke length are you running on your end?
@@DanielYuck 3.5 for a lot of applications. I have the Axys Valhalla..........for lining I'm using the 4.2 stroke. Is that too much punch for stipple shading though?
Hi, professional video, What voltage is optimal for stipple tattoo?
I tried stipple shading with just black ink. After the tattoo when it was fresh it looked beautiful but after it healed really dark. like the dotted lines spread further down than I thought itd put them. Should i be using a dark or medium grey wash?
This is a good question!
It is rather hard to say specifically what is truly going on without seeing an image of it. You can always send me an image to my email so I can better say what I think happened.
With Stippling we can use straight black and or a grey wash, to each their own.
What type of setup are you running on your end? and what was your voltage at upon tattooing that tattoo?
If I can just get the shading down I feel I could quit my 4-4 job lol and start tatting full time. I’ve practiced on fake skin and even did line work on real skin but putting shade where it needs and how much sometimes keeps me from moving into that area of the tattoo
How long did you wait for the tattoo to heal before you added the shading?
That is a great question!
I typically wait 1-2 months for the tattoo to heal up prior to going back into the tattoo.
What stroke machine?
Instead of using green glide I can use vasaline right?
I personally don’t use or recommend Vaseline because it’s petroleum based and I’m not fully comfortable using it to break the skin upon applying the tattoo. I feel Vaseline is more for mechanics and fake skin but I’m sure this maybe subjective.
Throughout this shading, did u change ur power supply or ur cartridge?
That’s a good question!
This wireless power supply did not need a charge throughout this entire tattoo session. It lasted the 3 hours easy and I’m confident it would have lasted longer. I have yet to experience a tattoo session where this wireless power supply gives out on me. The battery life is great and so is the price.
I made a full video on this power supply right here m.th-cam.com/video/qxd7p6wSDBg/w-d-xo.html#dialog
Here is the link where I got my wireless power supply
WX-2 Wireless Power Supply
amzn.to/3ecqoEv
what machine are you using? and whats your needle stroke? sorry i have hearing problems
Ahh good question!
I am using the CNC-Q2 and I am using a stigma 3RL with a 3.5 stroke.
thanks! @@DanielYuck on what voltage ?
@@hannapeyn5408 if I remember correctly I was running at around 5 volts to 5.5 volts. I was not over 5.5 or under 5. It’ll vary just a little from tattoo to tattoo depending on what feels right for the design at hand is how I think about it.
Hi sir, have you did all the lines with round shader? And what size shader? Thank you
Hey!
I did all of the lines with a Quelle 12-11RL if I remember correctly. I didn’t use a round shader for these lines right here. As the ink settled into the skin it became a bit more bolder, which I’m a big fan of.
Great pepper shading. Did you do the original tattoo? The lines are shiny which can either be from too much ink or the clients skin is super sensitive, leaving scaring. I am a fellow ink artist as well 20+. I really enjoy your vids! I hope you are open to opinions.✌🏽 keep slinging!
Thank you for your support and feedback! I appreciate it. I am always open to opinions and help because no matter how good we are there is always someone better.
Yes I did the rose outlines not too long ago. The lines are shiny because of multiple variables but too much ink or scarring aren’t apart of that equation. The skin also has a smooth and non textured feel when touching which would justify that.
It's normal for a new tattoo to be shiny. This is a completely normal part of the healing process. If I am correct what is happening here is the skin is building itself back up again, so it's new skin that you're seeing, not scarring or too much ink.
@@DanielYuck if it is a recent new piece, then yes, the shine is normal. Thanks for clarifying. Great work brother. -Gypsy G
@@gbone1206 yes mam! It’s a new piece, I think the entire overall healing process can take up to like 6 months or more depending on the person. I appreciate your feedback and awareness on that subject as I feel it’s a good topic for new tattooist to be aware of.
I appreciate your support! Thank you 🙏 🤝
@@DanielYuck For sure. These are things, as artists, we can only learn by actually slinging ink. I dig you presence and love that you are part of our world of making beautiful tattoos for our clients. Good vibes from you!✌🏽
@@gbone1206 thank you for your kind words of encouragement and for your support! I appreciate you 🤝
i know this video is old but i wonder , is your stippling only pure black ink?
just read you used a intenze formula 23..
Great question!
I use straight black, I will use a grey wash, it really all depends.
If I don't want to get to black quickly I will use a grey wash so I can build up the shading.
I use Formula 23 Intenze tattoo ink. I will list a link for you below so you can check it out on your end. Let me know if you have any questions.
Intenze Formula 23
amzn.to/3QHGhmA
@@DanielYuck thank you Daniel.. i think id rather build up the black gradually. cheers
What liner did you use for the line work?
When you’re stippling do you ever find yourself using a back and forth motion for that or do you always brush it one way?
That is a great question!
I would say I use a whip motion, I use brush motions, and I manually input dots as well.
I think the design at hand determines what technique and approach I will take and be using. Every design will require a different flow and motion.
Thanks for everything dear Daniel! You're great!
I would like to ask you:
1) To trace the thick outlines of the petals so perfectly, did you do everything in one pass or did you adjust the lines several times? Because to me with an 11RL the lines are not so thick!
2) How do you do the pointy line effect? In other words, the line that starts thick and ends thin to a point like all the little lines inside each petal? (I don't mean the stipple shading but the solid dashes in each petal) You start deep with the needle and then pull off quickly?
Thanks so much!!! Love
Thank you for your time, kind feedback, and support!
I appreciate you.
These are very very good questions!
I use an 11RL and I will pull 1 pass lines. What I noticed and this is interesting is that after the lines heal the lines tend to bold out just a tad bit making them look fuller and pop.
If you are wanting to get a super bold line you would maybe want to try and use a RS. Something along the lines of a 14RS, 18RS, etc.
For the little lines on each pedal I am using a whipping out motion upon ending the line. I can make an in depth video explaining how I do see for you all. Bare with me as I get his done asap.
Should you have any further questions at all please don't hesitate to drop a comment below and I will do my best to assist you in the best possible direction.
@@DanielYuck Thank you so much for your kind answer! I'll stay tuned for your next video! 🤟
How fast do you run your machine?
For stippling I typically like to run my machine at around 5 volts even but I am working with different voltages to see the effects it has on the stippling.
thank you bro
what needle did you use to line the flower?
Good question!
I used a Quelle 11RL if I remember correctly to line the roses.
Think's for the tip''s on All kind's of shading im learning alot from you think for the good work i apprecate it all .#DanieYuck.
Nice,cool video,keep going.
Thank you for your support and feedback! I appreciate you.
Love this video so much. Ive rewatched so many times now. You make it all look so easy! ❤ #DanielYuck
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Thank You!
#danielyuck thank you for your turorial you're the best😊
The amount of detail you put into explaining everything helps sooo much! Thank you for sharing your knowledge #DanielYuck
what the hell is that beat at 37min in..
Hahaha I had to go listen. Thats a beat that had to get used because of issues with the original sound I used. It’s a funny beat that I wish I made🤣
Thank you so much for all the work you do to show us all your amazing work❤#DanielYuck
Needs a one dollar bill in the middle....lol keep it real Daniel
Haha now that is funny!!
Thank you for this video about shading #DanielYuck