For color saturation I've always heard a machine "with more give" is what your going to want to use. When it has give it has more of a hangtime in the skin creating a larger dot per penetration, allowing it to build up faster and more solid so you can get out of the skin quicker. Usually paired with a standard .35 needle configuration typically On a shovel head mag. On the other hand if you were going to do a black and grey piece it helps to have a more direct drive machine that creates a finer dot with alot less hangtime in the skin so you can use your hand speed and weight to control a slow build of shading to the tattoo. Usually paired with shovel head bugpins. 🤷♂️ 🤷♂️🤷♂️ But whatever your doing seems to work because your work is killer. Much love and support for you bro.🤙 The paintbrush cross hatching approach seems like something I need to look into more. I've tried similar techniques just without the cross hatching part.
Amazing technique thinking of a mag as a brush and "scrubbing" the color was the gamechanger for me I never had great results with the "little circles" method
Thank you very much Sunny for sharing and teaching so much! 💪🏻 since I discovered Aliens all change, for a long time I was looking for good information about tattoo techniques. I am writing to you from Buenos Aires, Argentina, the situation here is not good and thanks to you I am learning very Quick the art of tattooing and I know that this is going to be the beginning of a new life, I love your philosophy of life and your way of teaching, from how to set goals and create habits, to all the theory and practice of tattooing, I hope that The universe rewards you with all the best in the world, because you are a genius and a super visionary, thank you for sharing your knowledge more in an industry like tattoo that is usually very closed ,, greetings from Argentina and hopefully one day I can thank you in person teacher 🙌🏻
I’ve done that when tattooing my sister and automatically started changing needles.. had to explain it to her.. she still looked confused ... I was like TRUST ME.. YOU NEED ME TO CHANGE NEEDLED BEFORE FINISHING THIS OUTLINE ☠️
@@terence9934 micro bends in needle tip will head skin, not have a smooth flow.. if you hit the cup. Change the needle. Or have a torn scabby tattoo if you don’t
@@terence9934 plus.. needles are so cheap. Like 5 cents. If anyone can’t afford to open another because they bent the need,e they started with, they have no place tattooing anyone
Dude the pressure's a lil much here, it's sure to penetrate the dermis, so please be careful if you use it on a real human skin, slanting on mags is like using a 1-5 liner or shaders, so hit the skin as you would a 1 liner, just a suggestion and keep the tats rockin
i tattoo 18 years as my main job and first of all i have to say the sol nova is a medium stroke machine and not a long stroke, your technique works on this this plastic skin but not on human skin, theres no saturation, im a realistic color tattoo artist, you can check my work on facebook (eden tattoos stp) never use pure color for blending, always thin it up with water on the needle, this increese the flow and thin up the pigment, its everything similar to photoshop or airbrush, color flow and opacity. if you pull a flat line with a magnum you dont get saturation but thin lines what heal out bright, best looking solution is to thin up the color and tattoo in circles then saturate the startposition what ia not aupposed to blend with the next color. the strokelenght with rotary machines is a bussines myth, sol nova is a direct drive brushless machine with 2,4mm stroke, this mechanic makes physical no difference to a shorter or longer stroke because it just push the needle in and out without mechanics (feather) in between, so i you have a shorter stroke like on cheyenne spirit with 2,4mm direct drive you get a faster moving needle at the same voltage, thats all what makes the difference, so if you use a long stroke machine just increese the voltage. the give system on rotary machines cant be compared to a coil machine. a coil machine pushes in the needle and rest inside the skin untill the feather rebounce, that increese the color flow with the time the needle stays inside the skin. the give on a rotary just destroys the skin because the the gets not enaugh energy to stab inside the skin and vibrates on the surface. what u realy feel on a rotary what makes the difference is the building accuracy of the mechanic plus the efficency of the motor depending on the strengh of the magnets, diameter and KV (cycles per volt) the longer the stroke the higher the susceptibility that the needle acts inaccurate, same rule for to much mechanics in between ( slider machines) i build rotarys my own and drones, thats why i have good knowledge about electronics, mechatronic and especially physics of motors
Thanks for the comment, you have great amount of knowledge bro, I respect that, I agree to almost everything except that it doesn’t work on real skin, I use, I know many other colour artists use it. It’s a new technique, new for me too, definitely the pigment needs be be diluted while working on real skin, no doubt about that, this is a clip of the webinar I did on Colour surrealism, I did use this technique through the entire session along with few other techniques.
Sunny Bhanushali i will try it on monday and make some photos, of course the color reacts different on point of saturtion by playing between flow, angle and depth, makes also. hugh difference if you tighten the magnum needle by pulling it out of the crtridge, bend it and press the 2 rows together, i never use the needles out of the box and it mostly 0,25mm softedge for realistic, i guess cheyenne doesnt support this needle sice but im not sure, early days i was used to the 0,25mm bugpin needles from magic moon, they are awesome, long time there was no option for cartridges. 0,25mm bugpin ( bp is xtra long taper) reduce the skin damage by a lot and give you the chance to penetrate the same area more often for texture and detail, also works much better for hair and fur texture. if i would use whipping techniques i would probably choose a 0,3 or 0,35mm needle but it dont like pixels in my work. the point is the 0,25 bugpin softedge doesnt make so much lining fx when you pull it without making circular movement, so im pretty sure it would even work better for the blending with this technique
@@thoraht Would love to hear your expert comments after your try it out :), I prefer .30mm and .35mm and avoid .25mm or bug pins (though I used them for few years before I stopped using them). I use Cheyenne cartridges straight from the pack, I used to do lot of needle-mods before I started using Cheyenne equipment, I never felt the need of that after Cheyenne.
Hello. Very interesting tenhnique. But i have a question about can you use this on realism Tattoos as well? i feel like you get a good solid packing but not smoothness you need in realism.. What is your experience with this? Alsoooooo.........on blending the colors you said to keep the needle a bit more inside the cartige. But WARNING ... Touching the skin with the plastic tube while dragging, will damage the skin pretty bad. And its getting pretty close from the skin. Right or wrong ? Cheerss
Another good thing to mention to the viewer who intends on eventually tattooing living skin and not dead skin is that they should be stretching the skin or else theyre going to snag the needles inside the skin of their client.
Yes, this clip is just a small part of the whole webinar, webinar is around 8 hours long (raw footage is of 3 days). In this webinar I use the same technique on real skin, talk a lot about other aspected to get smooth healed results
I am overlapping, however it does not damage the skin if it is done properly, I have an entire webinar on this where I have worked on full colour tattoo using the same technique, and the healed result is amazing
cannot see the finished product at all. All i saw was the wash cup and the ink caps and his face saying something. where is the practice skin and the finished product at the end and the circular motion tecknik so called blend was not even shared. this tecknik is new for sure. Interesting.
SUPER INFORMATION I WANT TO ASK A QUESTION HOW FAST MACHINE SHOULD B N HOW FAST OUR HAND SHOULD MOVE SHOULD WE START OR DO THIS BY DOING ROUND ROUND ROUND PROCESS N IF BLOOD STARTS WHAT TO DO PLS REPLY 🙏
Machine speed is directly related to hand speed so you have to find the right speed FOR YOU. You should be able to answer the blood part by yourself with common sense
Love your channel bro! I`m learning to tattoo from 3 months and I have the same machine - Sol Nova! Thank you for the hints. I train on the fake skin every day, will try to color a chrysanthemum flower today using this technique.
Whats your opinion on voltage? I used to always use 10volts as this always made sure the ink packed in well in the skin but iv seen a few artists on youtube who use 5volts “pretty skilful artists” Also i tried blending different shades of opaque grey on some fake skin and it seems impossible, all shades are coming out the same “quite dark” iv never really used fake skin, found it easier on human skin. Iv seen some stunning opaque grey portraits/skulls and would love to see one of these in action and a tutorial, everything is always black and grey wash on youtube…
Hello Jimmy, glad to hear from you :) I always worked around 9V to 11V, however from last 3 years I am learning to do tattoos on low power, around 6V and the results are better than before. It’s difficult to shift from high voltage style to low voltage as it takes different set of skills to work with it. And the shift is not quick, it takes time to learn how it works. Working on artificial skin is for newbies and for the artists who wants to test something new, if you are better off on skin then there is no need to try on artificial skin.
Thank you this helped. I tried this technique on fake skin and I seen sometimes the needle will catch in the skin. Could it be my hand speed, angle of the machine, or needle depth?
What speed Sir is your machine set at basically? 5-6? it sounds like its running really slow, also I use coil machines so Im positive the speed output would be different. Also can I use a curved mag and get the same results or is this technique only for flat magz thanks
@ Sunny Bhanu How come when I am packing black with 15 magnum on fake skin I cannot get it to be a dark black in 3 passes? Even when I do super slow tight circles it is nowhere near dark black? I might have to go over 8 times to get it almost black. Very strange I tried changing many variables in technique and still cannot get a solid black. Any idea? I am using 1mm yuelong practice skin.
Put a higher zoom lens on your cannon and then move it back so that its out of frame and not occluding the main cameras view of you because it is very obscuring to the viewr.
You show the result for 5 seconds and put it on your face so you can talk on and on and on and on and on but we rarely see the actual piece. Why don't you keep it off your face and on the tattoo
please stoo over explaining. The more simple you can explain a subject. Shows how much knowledge you have about the subject. Stop rambling. but this is somewhat helpful
Good advice. But a word of advice back, don't spend half the video rambling through butchered sentences while you talk about nothing. I was cracking up though when you said we're going to sdard on 90 herdz, so sed id do sixdy herdz. 😂
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I don't have money to learn tattooing by mentors, So I learn by you tube. Thanks for this video.
For color saturation I've always heard a machine "with more give" is what your going to want to use. When it has give it has more of a hangtime in the skin creating a larger dot per penetration, allowing it to build up faster and more solid so you can get out of the skin quicker. Usually paired with a standard .35 needle configuration typically On a shovel head mag. On the other hand if you were going to do a black and grey piece it helps to have a more direct drive machine that creates a finer dot with alot less hangtime in the skin so you can use your hand speed and weight to control a slow build of shading to the tattoo. Usually paired with shovel head bugpins. 🤷♂️ 🤷♂️🤷♂️
But whatever your doing seems to work because your work is killer. Much love and support for you bro.🤙 The paintbrush cross hatching approach seems like something I need to look into more. I've tried similar techniques just without the cross hatching part.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge on this subject, really appreciate it. Do try this technique and let me know how does it go :)
Amazing technique thinking of a mag as a brush and "scrubbing" the color was the gamechanger for me I never had great results with the "little circles" method
Glad that you find it useful :)
Thank you Sunny, I never miss any of your videos. I also take your online courses. I appreciate you and everything you share. Learn it like Aliens!!!
Thank you 🙏🏻
Thanks so much, just tried that technique, it's kinda life changing to me, like discovering a new land.
Thank you 🙏
Thank you for the video! I’ve always stuck to black and white because I was afraid of packing color! I think this helped a lot!!!
You are welcome
Gonna practice this when I get home, thnx
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By heart thanks for this knowledge video. Really really thanks sir. Seriously very knowledgeable video. Thanks thanks thanks thanks thanks. 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗
u r god of tattoos industry sirr i selutee u and i m big fan of u
Thank you
Thank you very much Sunny for sharing and teaching so much! 💪🏻 since I discovered Aliens all change, for a long time I was looking for good information about tattoo techniques. I am writing to you from Buenos Aires, Argentina, the situation here is not good and thanks to you I am learning very Quick the art of tattooing and I know that this is going to be the beginning of a new life, I love your philosophy of life and your way of teaching, from how to set goals and create habits, to all the theory and practice of tattooing, I hope that The universe rewards you with all the best in the world, because you are a genius and a super visionary, thank you for sharing your knowledge more in an industry like tattoo that is usually very closed ,, greetings from Argentina and hopefully one day I can thank you in person teacher 🙌🏻
Glad to here from you pal, we will meet soon, thank you for appreciation
Tqsm sir i'am sure I will try dis new colors packing style love you sir from mangalore
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Got soo much information from soundss...
awesome thanks
Thank you
Nice cup strike when loading up on the red lol 😆
Right thank you
I’ve done that when tattooing my sister and automatically started changing needles.. had to explain it to her.. she still looked confused ... I was like TRUST ME.. YOU NEED ME TO CHANGE NEEDLED BEFORE FINISHING THIS OUTLINE ☠️
@@Inspirethejourney Why did you change the needle ?
@@terence9934 micro bends in needle tip will head skin, not have a smooth flow.. if you hit the cup. Change the needle. Or have a torn scabby tattoo if you don’t
@@terence9934 plus.. needles are so cheap. Like 5 cents. If anyone can’t afford to open another because they bent the need,e they started with, they have no place tattooing anyone
Hit those likes, support Sunny as he teaches us technique.
Thank you
@@SunnyBhanushali o
This techigue will change a lot,whenever you show someting my creation improves into a tattoo artist,Iam very grateful to you,be good,by.
Thank you 🙏🏻
This video is very informative sir Bhanushali .
These techniques are incredible .
I'm gonna practise it .
Hope to see you soon sir 💯🖤🔥
MASTER 💯🖤
Thank you 🙏🏻
Very good tutorial enjoyed very much
Thank you 🙏
Dude, I’ve dragged mags to make a bunch of thin parallel lines a few times. Never thought of slanting my angle, though 😂 I have got to try this
Dude the pressure's a lil much here, it's sure to penetrate the dermis, so please be careful if you use it on a real human skin, slanting on mags is like using a 1-5 liner or shaders, so hit the skin as you would a 1 liner, just a suggestion and keep the tats rockin
Sir. Please have a seminar here in the Philippines. 🙌 more power for you and Godbless
Hopefully soon
I’m getting color packed as were watching these techniques 🙏🏼🙌🏼 💯
i tattoo 18 years as my main job and first of all i have to say the sol nova is a medium stroke machine and not a long stroke, your technique works on this this plastic skin but not on human skin, theres no saturation, im a realistic color tattoo artist, you can check my work on facebook (eden tattoos stp) never use pure color for blending, always thin it up with water on the needle, this increese the flow and thin up the pigment, its everything similar to photoshop or airbrush, color flow and opacity. if you pull a flat line with a magnum you dont get saturation but thin lines what heal out bright, best looking solution is to thin up the color and tattoo in circles then saturate the startposition what ia not aupposed to blend with the next color. the strokelenght with rotary machines is a bussines myth, sol nova is a direct drive brushless machine with 2,4mm stroke, this mechanic makes physical no difference to a shorter or longer stroke because it just push the needle in and out without mechanics (feather) in between, so i you have a shorter stroke like on cheyenne spirit with 2,4mm direct drive you get a faster moving needle at the same voltage, thats all what makes the difference, so if you use a long stroke machine just increese the voltage. the give system on rotary machines cant be compared to a coil machine. a coil machine pushes in the needle and rest inside the skin untill the feather rebounce, that increese the color flow with the time the needle stays inside the skin. the give on a rotary just destroys the skin because the the gets not enaugh energy to stab inside the skin and vibrates on the surface. what u realy feel on a rotary what makes the difference is the building accuracy of the mechanic plus the efficency of the motor depending on the strengh of the magnets, diameter and KV (cycles per volt) the longer the stroke the higher the susceptibility that the needle acts inaccurate, same rule for to much mechanics in between ( slider machines) i build rotarys my own and drones, thats why i have good knowledge about electronics, mechatronic and especially physics of motors
Thanks for the comment, you have great amount of knowledge bro, I respect that, I agree to almost everything except that it doesn’t work on real skin, I use, I know many other colour artists use it. It’s a new technique, new for me too, definitely the pigment needs be be diluted while working on real skin, no doubt about that, this is a clip of the webinar I did on Colour surrealism, I did use this technique through the entire session along with few other techniques.
Sunny Bhanushali i will try it on monday and make some photos, of course the color reacts different on point of saturtion by playing between flow, angle and depth, makes also. hugh difference if you tighten the magnum needle by pulling it out of the crtridge, bend it and press the 2 rows together, i never use the needles out of the box and it mostly 0,25mm softedge for realistic, i guess cheyenne doesnt support this needle sice but im not sure, early days i was used to the 0,25mm bugpin needles from magic moon, they are awesome, long time there was no option for cartridges. 0,25mm bugpin ( bp is xtra long taper) reduce the skin damage by a lot and give you the chance to penetrate the same area more often for texture and detail, also works much better for hair and fur texture. if i would use whipping techniques i would probably choose a 0,3 or 0,35mm needle but it dont like pixels in my work. the point is the 0,25 bugpin softedge doesnt make so much lining fx when you pull it without making circular movement, so im pretty sure it would even work better for the blending with this technique
@@thoraht Would love to hear your expert comments after your try it out :), I prefer .30mm and .35mm and avoid .25mm or bug pins (though I used them for few years before I stopped using them). I use Cheyenne cartridges straight from the pack, I used to do lot of needle-mods before I started using Cheyenne equipment, I never felt the need of that after Cheyenne.
Thanks Sir for sharing your knowledge. It helps a lot for us beginners
You are welcome 🙏🏻
Hey Sunny very nice Video I learn many new things from you,you make a great job !!!! best regards from hamburg germany Namaste
Thank you 🙏🏻
Hello. Very interesting tenhnique. But i have a question about can you use this on realism Tattoos as well? i feel like you get a good solid packing but not smoothness you need in realism.. What is your experience with this? Alsoooooo.........on blending the colors you said to keep the needle a bit more inside the cartige. But WARNING ... Touching the skin with the plastic tube while dragging, will damage the skin pretty bad. And its getting pretty close from the skin. Right or wrong ? Cheerss
You have been a big inspiration for me since I first saw your work. Thank you for always being gracious and helpful.
You are welcome 🙏🏻
What needle used?
Nice video would you tell me what skin you use?
Another good thing to mention to the viewer who intends on eventually tattooing living skin and not dead skin is that they should be stretching the skin or else theyre going to snag the needles inside the skin of their client.
Yes, this clip is just a small part of the whole webinar, webinar is around 8 hours long (raw footage is of 3 days). In this webinar I use the same technique on real skin, talk a lot about other aspected to get smooth healed results
Very well presented video. Thank you for the advice and helping me to learn
Thank you 🙏
very thorough and detailed u are and demonstrate, new subscriber. xx
Sir plz upload basic fundamental of tattooing like depth, machine holding. This help us more
You can find the entire basic course at www.learnitlikealiens.com
He showed all that in previous videos. Check them out.
I love your videos!!
Thank you
Thank you sir ❣️ it really helpfull for us to create new thinks
Y Not showing the finishing pics of the skin at the end,
sunny! are you opening your san diego tattoo school?
It will take some time, it’s immigration is an issue :)
Wow very nice guide
how many times can you pass the needle through the same area
Are you using the Bishop wand color packer?
I am using Cheyenne Sol Nova
It’s a very useful technique Sri I’ll try .!!! 😊
This helped out a lot
Can this be used with black and gray?
Are you overlapping the rows? I would think that the overlapping and crosshatching would overpuncture the same area.
I am overlapping, however it does not damage the skin if it is done properly, I have an entire webinar on this where I have worked on full colour tattoo using the same technique, and the healed result is amazing
@@SunnyBhanushali Can you link me to the specific webinar you are referring to? I would like to see this technique being used in real time on skin
@@graupelgraupel5396 you can find it here www.learnitlikealiens.com/classes/Mastery-to-Colour-Surrealism-Webinar-IV
Sir mostly aap kon sa tattoo colour use kar karte he ya big tattoo me grewash use karte he please tell me sir🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
I found it!!!! Do you have this video on the alien school website?
This webinar is available at www.learnitlikealiens.com and there are many others
Good information ✌🏼
sir can you please tell me which needle is best for portrait tell me full name like round magnum , flat or m1 or m2 whic is best for portrait
amazing sir
Just Curious, will it overworked the real skin?
Not at all, healed beautifully on real skin
Sir why don't you use coil and rotary??
cannot see the finished product at all. All i saw was the wash cup and the ink caps and his face saying something. where is the practice skin and the finished product at the end and the circular motion tecknik so called blend was not even shared. this tecknik is new for sure. Interesting.
Sorry for that, we could have done better editing, will work on next one
Please sir after care tattoo ke bare mein video banaaiye sir
Ok
SUPER INFORMATION
I WANT TO ASK A QUESTION
HOW FAST MACHINE SHOULD B N HOW FAST OUR HAND SHOULD MOVE SHOULD WE START OR DO THIS BY DOING ROUND ROUND ROUND PROCESS N IF BLOOD STARTS WHAT TO DO PLS REPLY 🙏
Machine speed is directly related to hand speed so you have to find the right speed FOR YOU. You should be able to answer the blood part by yourself with common sense
Super sir
you are riding the tube with the adjustment of the needle
thank you for the video & explaining it so well
🙏🏻
Anybody know what he’s running his machine at in volts?? My power supply doesn’t run hertz
a tecnica é ótima, uma pena não aparecer imagem dela...só do tatuador.
Sar colour packing ke liye needle konsi use kre
Depend karta hai tattoo pe, mein mostly 7rs and 15mag se karta hu
Ok sir shukriya
where do you get your practice skin?
We have our own brand
Where can I buy the fake skin?
Love your channel bro!
I`m learning to tattoo from 3 months and I have the same machine - Sol Nova! Thank you for the hints.
I train on the fake skin every day, will try to color a chrysanthemum flower today using this technique.
Thank you 🙏🏻
What needles? 14?
Sir did u used curved mag ? Or stacked mag ?
bombay na to ha kami pang tuturuan 😆
Thank you sir
Whats your opinion on voltage? I used to always use 10volts as this always made sure the ink packed in well in the skin but iv seen a few artists on youtube who use 5volts “pretty skilful artists”
Also i tried blending different shades of opaque grey on some fake skin and it seems impossible, all shades are coming out the same “quite dark” iv never really used fake skin, found it easier on human skin.
Iv seen some stunning opaque grey portraits/skulls and would love to see one of these in action and a tutorial, everything is always black and grey wash on youtube…
Hello Jimmy, glad to hear from you :)
I always worked around 9V to 11V, however from last 3 years I am learning to do tattoos on low power, around 6V and the results are better than before.
It’s difficult to shift from high voltage style to low voltage as it takes different set of skills to work with it. And the shift is not quick, it takes time to learn how it works.
Working on artificial skin is for newbies and for the artists who wants to test something new, if you are better off on skin then there is no need to try on artificial skin.
there is a loop in video
Thank you this helped. I tried this technique on fake skin and I seen sometimes the needle will catch in the skin. Could it be my hand speed, angle of the machine, or needle depth?
Could be all of it, watch it again you might be missing out something
Are you using Vaseline?
I think hes slowplaying us on top of the padding thats cold
Can u use the needle back on the skin if u hit the ink cap ?
No definitely not. Ive made that mistake a few times on myself, just being lazy, and it fishhooks the needles. Essentially, it just rips your skin up.
What speed Sir is your machine set at basically? 5-6? it sounds like its running really slow, also I use coil machines so Im positive the speed output would be different. Also can I use a curved mag and get the same results or is this technique only for flat magz thanks
Haha I had to look it up, 60 hertz is 7.5~
@@brandoferg6460 Appreciaye it bro
@ Sunny Bhanu
How come when I am packing black with 15 magnum on fake skin I cannot get it to be a dark black in 3 passes? Even when I do super slow tight circles it is nowhere near dark black? I might have to go over 8 times to get it almost black. Very strange I tried changing many variables in technique and still cannot get a solid black. Any idea? I am using 1mm yuelong practice skin.
I think you are using a very thin synthetic skin, try on thicker one
Hey you sound just like Adam Smith that keeps calling from my bank
Hey can I order practice skin from you?
9:09 Can you see how much ink got in?
No I cant cause the video editor didnt change the camera
Nice video though, thanks for the content!
You are right, it’s an editing mistake, I will get it fixed, sorry for that
Master 🙏🏻
You may work on your contamination prevention- the elastic tape doesn’t protects the machine. You may cover your machine with plastic.
Put a higher zoom lens on your cannon and then move it back so that its out of frame and not occluding the main cameras view of you because it is very obscuring to the viewr.
you were destroying some camwheels at your tattoo machine while packing...you're putting a hardpress when machine runs..
It’s a demonstration on artificial skin, however on real skin it’s all good
I like you alien tattoo school sir 🙏 my dream
Sir please aap hindi me bhi video banaiye
You said it twice
I personally don’t think this would go well on skin
I recently did colour portrait webinar, there are few clips of it on TH-cam, do check it out, I have used this technique in combination with others
I didn't think so either.. but man.. look at his work! It works for him and his work turned out amazing
♥️
Hindi main vdo dalo sir
You show the result for 5 seconds and put it on your face so you can talk on and on and on and on and on but we rarely see the actual piece. Why don't you keep it off your face and on the tattoo
I will make sure the future videos are as you suggested :), this is just an editing issues, I will get it fixed
your action shot camera is out of focus ... also this video is extremely long and is very repetitive in the begining. good tips, but videos too long..
Thank you for the feedback, I will work on it, make it better
#benfisher has a very in depth learning free 30 day coarse for beginners
Try to talk bit faster sir...can't help getting bored
When you work on the skin like on the rubber skin,than its a big trauma
Hiiii sir...🥰😍
Hello Vijay :)
Lmao
please stoo over explaining. The more simple you can explain a subject. Shows how much knowledge you have about the subject. Stop rambling. but this is somewhat helpful
Hindi sir🙏🙏🙏
Hindi me hi bol lo
Good advice. But a word of advice back, don't spend half the video rambling through butchered sentences while you talk about nothing. I was cracking up though when you said we're going to sdard on 90 herdz, so sed id do sixdy herdz. 😂
I appreciate your feedback, I am glad that you found it good 🙏also I am super happy that I made you laugh :)
With that so called technique you Will finish The tattoo in 5 years.
Sir can you speak in hindi