How To Tattoo Dotwork! Everything Covered From Machine Setup to Stencil Making +The MASSIVE MISTAKE!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ก.ย. 2024
- In this video discuss everything you need to know on how to achieve a professional finish on a dotwork design plus share a mistake you definitely want to avoid!
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R.I.P. Jono. May you live through your TH-cam tattoo tutorials forever. Thank you.
I really enjoy your tutorials is there any chance you could do a tutorial on how to Tattoo realistic animal hair with a mag for beginners? Please it would be very much appreciated
I’ll put it on my list. Thanks for watching!
Yes great idea
Your videos are so great! Your detailed explanation helps me a lot understanding what to do. I am still practicing on fake skin, because I need to feel safe before trying tattooing on real skin (and I am also a huge perfectionist.. but I am okay with that ;) ) Thank you for your effort. I really appreciate it.
Thanks for the awesome feedback!
I started watching your vids 2 months ago. Since then I've acquired everything needed as certification for body art, I even have more than 8 clients! This Chanel is my HOW TO manual indefinitely. You f***ing rock bruv-PERIOD!
Wow! Thank you so much for the awesome feedback and massive congratulations to you with your career! Thanks for supporting the channel! 🖤
This is so awesome & really gives a break-down easy to understand. PLUS EXAMPLES!! I love it. Thank you so much :)
Thanks for the great feedback!
Your videos help help me so much as a younger tattoo artist. I've learned more online than in person with artists here in my small town of Dickinson ND
Thank you for the thorough tutorial. I’m just learning this medium and this is my favorite tattooing technique and I wanted to learn how to do it correctly
Great attitude!
Your videos are really great and I learn a lot. Thanks for taking the time to do that !
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Top video as normal thanks for all the hard work and effort you put into these
Thank you I really appreciate that. Thanks for watching!
Out of the ball park yet again Jono 👍👍 ❤️
Thank you mate! Always appreciate your comments!
I Just discovered your page, and this is so helpful for me as a hobby tattooer. Your explainations really help me take my skills to a next level! I've always been fascinated with dotwork, so I'm definitely gonna try this on my practice skin.
I’m glad the channel is helping you out. Thanks for watching!
I love this guy, He help me A LOT in my studies
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I'm learning to tattoo, but I've done dotwork art for years, and have been trying to figure out the best way to do this with a tattoo machine. This was a great help. Thank you!
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Great video! I’m trying to learn by own and this kind of videos with comparatives examples are super useful, thank you so much
I’m glad the channel is helping you out!
Man!!!👌👌👍...u r just...mindblowing..superb and fine tutorial..it's a complete class rather than just a tuto..everytime I watch ur videos I feel like sitting in a class with THE BOSS JONO SIR..😊 ..TON OF THANKS for ur effort and sharing ur knowledge with the world..wish u the best blessings from GOD.
Wow thank you for taking the time to write this amazing comment!
Brilliant tutorials!
Hey bro thank you so much, watching your videos has really helped me step up my game my clients are so happy with my work.
Glad they’re helping you out. Thanks for the feedback I appreciate it!
Thank you so much for this video and the work you put in it, Jono! ❤ It really helps me understanding technique in theory much better.
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I am your 7000th like! Whoo who. Congrats to you! And thanks for all the info. ..
That's awesome! Thanks for watching!
Jono is my sensai I hav being nervous before my client came to the appointment.But Jono told me it's just you and the line from a to b don't think to much just relax ,know what you can. take the moment and get straight in to it........sorry for my English .send u all love and power . from Berlin city Europe Jono is my must have teacher no.1
Thank you for the awesome comment! That’s the right attitude to have! Well done! 👏
My man always dropping str8 knowledge
You the coolest guy out there putting this for us and your videos are excellent lad!i ve been tattooing for 4 years now and your tips are awesome and very helpful cause there is allways room for improvement thnx again Jono
You’ve got a great attitude towards the trade, that’s nice to see from someone that’s been in it for 4 years. Thanks for watching!
I’m loving your videos, I did my fist tattoos on real skin and they turn out great with you lines tattoos
My breastplate is all dotwork and this videos helped alot. Thank you man!
👏👏👏👏👏! Thank you for sharing your amazing knowledge and artistry!!!!
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Great video & tips. I would like to try doing some dot work on myself, to accompany some other darker tattoos, I have.
Good luck with it. Thanks for watching!
Yeah its true your videos are very well made easy to understand so well explained its almost as if you are not a tattooist but a pro video maker about tattoos.. i bet it takes a long time to make videos like these amazing,thank you .!
Aww thank you! It does take a long time to edit some of my videos but I really enjoy it. Thanks for watching!
@@JonoSmithTattoo well,i can asure you these videos are well worth making,just don’t forget to tattoo tho 😂😂
you are the best teacher i love you dude keep going to make more videos
Thank you I really appreciate that!
Great video! Wonderful theory. Enjoyable video! Thanks so much!!!
Thank you, 💐👒. You teach very it with a beautiful tutorial 🙏🏻
Literally best explanation video I’ve seen so far. Thank you for all the effort!
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Thank for all the in depth info.very thuro and on the money .keep up on your kill Roy tutorials.
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You're true master. Thanks a lot! 🙌
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Thanks you put really much knowledge here.. Im impressed
Thank you!
your videos are really helping me get better at tattooing, thank you for the great content
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thia videp just save my life, i hacmve to tattoo something like that, and a i have a lot of questions and thia make me so easy thanks
Very informative sir.......
Very informative, nice 1
Dammm that’s crazy🤔🤔 thank you for the teaching 👍🏽
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Cracking vid!
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Really nicely explained ! Thank you
Great video as always!
Great great advice! Thank you!😉👍
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This is a really really good video good job. Thank you
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Amazing video man ❤
Thank you so much for this video❤️
Great tips my dude!!
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Great vid with lots of knowledge. Some questions arise though. What about needles. Is it ok to use 3RL? Or would i be better off usig 1RL? Or perhaps a mix of both? ;) And what about machine speed?
I cover machine speed in depth in my other videos. Personally I never go lower than a 3RL.
Great video
Great as always!
Thank you mate!
Very helpfull.. thanks bud
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Very helpfull video
Thank you soo much ❤
Like Your tips the small 1s make it
Thanks you broo, veľmi si my pomohol 👍
You're welcome. Thanks for watching!
This is amazing. Thank you 💯
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Thanks for the video
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hope you make a video about grey wash in depth. if from which are good for mixing etc.
Such a helpful tutorial 👌
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Awesome 👏 as always
Thank you!
Really enjoying your videos and learning a lot. One thing, I just expect you to announce hospital radio at some point😃
Great videos , thanks
Thanks for watching!
I'm after some advice on a decent all round pen machine as I'm thinking about getting back into tattooing. I've seen some reviews you done but they are pretty old now?
Thanks in advance.
The Cheyenne Hawk Pen is still an amazing all rounder. There are newer machine but the weight puts me off a lot of them.
So helpful thank you
I mean... technically isn't ALL tattooing "dot work"!? Great instruction on what I know as stippling.
Thank you boss
Thanks for watching!
Hi Jono, I’ve been following you for over a year and have absolutely loved your videos and they’ve helped me so much! I wanted to inform you that recently I purchased an online course to learn some tattoo work and noticed this very stencil in that online course and the instructor stating that they made that specifically for that course. I knew I had seen it before bc I watched it here and just wanted you to know as it upset me that I paid money for that online course to find out that I learned something I already knew for free months prior. I just wanted you to know ❤️
Thank you for all your support with the channel. Unfortunately this does happen from time to time with my content. I do have big plans in motion for a complete online course in the future so if you still need extra help with your journey maybe that’s something you might be interested in. Thanks for watching! 😀
@@JonoSmithTattoo that stinks bc I was like wait a second I’ve seen this before! And right away I knew it was yours! But yes absolutely! You’ve given me some amazing tools to help me over the past year year! I’ll definitely keep my eyes out for it! Thanks so much!💕🎉
im always watching from Philippines..
Thank you! 🇵🇭
Whoaaaaa bro how’d you get the stencil off so easy? That spray???
Great! Thank you so much! Please what paper do you use for your ink jet printer? Thank you!
It’s actually from InkJet Stencils. It’s just standard tracing paper.
What voltage is that 100-110?
Mayby you could turtorials Lesson 1 to iets finish maybe a portrait turtorials greets
Brilliant video, haven’t tried dot work yet so this was perfect to gain some essential knowledge first, thank you!
Good luck when you try it. Thanks for watching!
Firstly great vid as always very helpful im inspired to do something containing dot work on practice skin today. Also what white ink would you recommend?
Personally I use Eternal white. Thanks for watching!
I give it a go thanks jono 😁
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Thanks Jono... x
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Great video! Just started out tattooing on a rotary, this has been super useful will practise this over time 👌🏼🤗 thanks 🙏🏼
I’m glad the channel is helping you. Thanks for watching!
Awesome bro
Thanks for watching!
Sorry for asking but ... how do you remove your stencil from practise skin ? 😅
even if its on the skin for longer than 24h ?
On practice skin you can put a thin layer of bleach in it and leave it for a couple of hours then wipe it off.
@@JonoSmithTattoo thanks jono :)
What kind of realistic fake leather are you using? Can you recommend a good quality one for beginners? :)
Great!, Thank you...
Thanks for watching!
How to set up cps if our power supply saws us only voltage??
This video shows you how. It’s a bit old now but the information is still good: th-cam.com/video/O1NRRc84_ow/w-d-xo.html
my rotary goes up to 15 cps.. would you recommend a different machine for this ?
Thank you Jono for these vids! Have a question, my power supply doesn't have a digital screen where I can see the cps of the machine, is there anything I can do to know at what cps is my machine operating at? I'm using a rotary machine if it means anything.
With a rotary a digital screen won’t really give you the cps anyway. A digital screen will tell you the cps or hertz for a coil but not a rotary. I’m assuming it’s got some kind of read out to let you know what volts you’re running at. With rotaries you need to check the manufacturers website or user manual of your specific machine and find out what cps it runs at per volt. Then you can work out how much your cps is from the volts (hope that makes sense). So basically if a machine ran at say: 10 cps per volt. You know if you ran at 10 volts your machine would be running at 100cps. But every machine runs differently depending on the motor which is why it’s best to check with the specific manufacturers website.
@@JonoSmithTattoo makes sense, thank you man!
Hey Jono, can you please explain to me why does my tattoo machine does not do the lines or shading bold at all? I draw a straight line and you can barely see a little line. It’ll help so much if you explain
It could be a number of reasons. It could be your technique, the machine not set right, not enough stretch just to name a few. You’d have to experiment until you find out which one is not working for you.
@@JonoSmithTattoo thank you so much jono, I guess I’ll have to move around my machine till I get it right ahaha
Hey I really like ur video! May I know what you use for removing the stencil ink on the synthetic skin? Thanks!
On synthetic skin you can soak it in bleach for a few hours and it’ll come straight off.
Which exact machine could you recommend for begginers? I want to start learning dotwork on fake skin and maybe after half a year try on yourself
The Bronc Staves is a good beginner machine. I've reviewed it on my channel. You can also get 10% off if you watch the video and follow the instructions. Hope this helps!
Hummingbird Bronc Staves Tattoo Machine Review 2022
th-cam.com/video/1I9ZGsdnAM4/w-d-xo.html
What stencil printer and ink do you use for the stencils
I use an Epson ET-2750 and InkJet Stencil ink. If you search my videos there’s a full review on this printer.
What I can use material for temporary tattoo ?
Can u help me plz!
I’m not familiar with temporary tattoos I’m afraid. You’re probably best looking on Amazon.
what voltage is 110 cps?
U know what I hate that they go super fast when doing the pro stuff like slow down !
With what did you removed the stencil? :o
Why didn't you just let the stencil dry on the inkjet stencil?
Cause an amateur would forget to let it dry and remove excess ink from stencil like he described the pro doing.
what are you using to remove the stencil? I see you're using some kind of a spray
That spray is isopropyl alcohol. You can also use bleach on stubborn stencils if you apply a thin layer and leave it for an hour. But ONLY use these methods on fake skin. Never use them on human skin. Thanks for watching!
@@JonoSmithTattoo yes, I've seen it now in your other video about which skin is the best to practice on. Thanks for you answer and your content, you're helping me a lot! *-*
Can you recommend a good wireless machine for dotwork?
And another question. Do you apply the dots a certain way like rows or 5 dots like on a cube etc or do you just apply them anywhere with no system? I hope you understand the question 🤣
If you’re on a budget the Hummingbird Bronc is a great machine. Here’s the link for the site and if you use code JONOSMITH at the checkout you’ll get an extra 10% off:
www.bigwasptattoosupply.com/
If you’ve got more money to spend then the Bishop Wand machines are exceptional.
With regards to the dot work question, I place the dots randomly with no pattern. Hope this helps!
@@JonoSmithTattoo thank you very much 💪💪💪
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