Back to Basics | Color Packing & Blending | Week 2
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 มิ.ย. 2024
- Hey everyone! Welcome back to our Back To Basics series! This week, we're jumping back into the world of Color Tattoos. After covering the basics in Week 1, I'm super excited to dive into some key techniques for Packing and Blending Colors like a pro. Stay with me till the end as I unveil crucial steps for working with colors on the skin and discuss common mistakes to avoid while mastering the art of color tattoos.
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00:00 Introduction
00:39 Tools & Inks
01:34 Color Packing
06:37 Avoid these mistakes
07:46 Traditional Style
14:00 Smooth Blending into Skintone
18:20 Closing - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
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Awesome video, very informative, thanks for sharing all this knowledge, and make it look easy for us, God bless 🙏👊
I'm so grateful I came across your channel, I'm a newby but learning so much just by your watching your tutorials. Thankyou so much!
Hey :) thank you so much for your videos, they’ve really helped me! Could you maybe also do a video with a small design/ fineline color tattoo, where you can’t use a magnum needle? I’m okay doing bigger motives but I really struggle to make the colors saturated when doing smaller ones …
I hope you know how useful your videos are!! I’m a self taught artist would love to apprentice in a shop but can’t due to being a single mom of a toddler and the only support my daughter has, going to be practicing color soon. I’ve watched your videos since I was interested in tattooing it’s been a full year now of practicing just want you to know I enjoy and find your videos extremely helpful!
I am so excited for your journey! 🔥💪🏼
I use a critical torque 4.2mm but I do love my bishop wand shader so I may need to try the packer as well !
Very helpful! I have issues getting onto the line. I’m not used to moving my mags in all directions yet. More packing videos please!
Awesome video!!!
Thanks for the advice! Esp the part on the needle positioning. 4:06
I love this video and many of the other ones I have been catching up on! I did see your video of you going over cartridges.
So I just needed a little guidance (or if anyone else can point me in the right direction)
When it comes to cartridges, I have been using the Mast and Mast Pro ones on practice skin with the Mas Tour machine. Would you recommend Kwadron to start off on skin??
Any help is much appreciated 👏 😊
I love this video❤
What machine do you use sir?
What stroke?
What volume?
Thank you 🙏
My biggest issue is having irritated skin. I have been coloring on myself and noticed it hurts more than it should. Lines are fine and colors are holding and packed, but it seems like I get really red and more pain than I think there should be.
maybe a lower voltage
I laughed so hard when you pronounced the color of the ink! You could hear in your voice as if you were asking a question. Then you put the dictionary thing up! 😂
Packing solid black especially seems to be one of the things I’ve struggled with most in terms of overworking the skin, I’m uncertain of if I go too deep/apply too much pressure, move too slow, or run my machine too fast (or a combination of all the above). It seems tricky to get a solid consistent saturation without risking overworking 😩
This is my problem too. I don’t know how many times I should go over it, and if I’m overworking the skin.
do you use the skin tone ink with black transitions too? or just for color and water for black?
Can you do a video on how to utilize your fake skins when you are first starting out. They can get expensive so whats the best way to make full use of them.
Im using wormhole for now as practice it was cheap on amazon, i wanted to see how i can control one before i go spending big bucks on a good one! Its not bad! Soon i will upgrade to ur recommendations! I love watching and learning from this channel! Its been a big help!!
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What happens when I’m doing the ovals for packing and the needles getting caught in the skin?
It seems that there is maybe a little more of a tube ride with color packing. Is this not accurate? Do you hang the needle the same when doing color as when lining?
You want to hand them out less and you'd not go as deep or push as hard when color packing . TH-camr Jono Smith (rest in peace) has very detailed videos on hiw deep to go etc.
Thanks a lot for all the infos you are sharing!! 🫶
this shit right here is it , Brandon.
Do you cover your battery and back of the machine when tattooing real skin?
Yes I do I don’t in these videos so everyone can see clearly everything
So what if you're doing realism and you want to keep those strong blacks for contrast? Packing over black seems to kill the contrast.
What do you use to clean the Skin ?
Petroleum jelly is the best I've found, I currently use triple antibiotic ointment both works just Abt the same... The antibiotic ointment helps with human-skin and makes sure there is no infection throughout the process.
Dude I don’t get how you get everything on fake skin so good. Mine is always rough looking. If I wipe it it just looks patchy and not packed in, if I dab it leaves too much ink and I can’t see how much is really in the skin, I just don’t get it.
If you are using fake skins from Amazon that could be the issue. I went cheap and got those at first and the results are terrible
I use them try not to deodorant use stencil stuff and leave it on there for an hour
Try slowing down your hand movement, match the voltage to your hand speed. For the dabbing part, use plenty of Vaseline "petroleum jelly" before going in with the ink, makes it easier to wipe away the excess ink.
Are you ever worried about loosing some of the black from your lining during shading?
Okay I have a question.🙋♂️
When I’m tattooing on my fake skin how do you keep the skin clean ? I be having to scrub the Inc off the skin what I’m trying to say how do you keep it clean with getting the Inc everywhere i don’t even know if this makes since 🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️😭
All I use is Vaseline or ink eeze
How can I reach u to get more tips on tatooing.
Tattooing 101
Hi! What do you mean by hollandaise, why is it called that?
It's "holidays" - gaps in your tattoo's color where they should be filled out.
Why cant you shade over the color
He tells you at the 17 minute mark…
What kind of fake skin??
Good chance it’s Reelskins
You are corect
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