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@Vory wrote:

Hey Hannah,

The work is looking solid.

A couple suggestions;
1. try punching your blacks a little bit. It can give you a big more pop in some areas and can extend your value scale which may help with the “flat” look.

2. Draw in layers. Tracing paper is your friend. You can have a really messy sketch (work out your anatomy and…

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I always give my information for free. I’ve even got a few videos on youtube, and a massive shopping list on another forum. Took me four hours to type that shopping list out! lmao

I actually totally forgot about this post.

I’ll probs post my shopping list on this forum later.

Yeah the ribs are a very difficult place to tattoo. The design looks solid though.

Dose skulls doe!

Welcome :3

I am neither a fan of script, nor tribal, but pretty well done none-the-less.

those are cheap chinese coils by the looks of them.

I’ll check them out sometime soon and let you know. I usually just use Hildbrant though. http://www.tattoomachineequipment.com

Welcome!

OK so you made your own stuff, and use this barrier stuff. Which do you want tested? The stuff you made from scratch using proper ingredients, and not deodorant?

I wouldn’t say this is “Stencil Stuff” more like “Stencil Remover” by the way you are describing it in your last post. Stencil Stuff is normally referred to things used to apply a stencil like the popular stencil applicator: Stencil Stuff by Tattoo Stuff.

I’ve never noticed hand, or knuckle tattoos healing any faster than any other tattoo, and I have my knuckles, and my right hand tattooed. However, the inside of the finger is a very bad place to get a tattoo. It is a different skin type than that on top of the knuckles. Also it is very high traffic area(it gets rubbed, and touched A LOT). This…[Read more]

It’s because I said so.

Just kidding.

The coil wraps make like a horse shoe magnet effect. The electrons run around the iron core of the coils through the copper wire in a horse shoe shape, and go into the capacitor. Once the capacitor reaches a full charge it releases it’s energy that it has stored in it and it powers the machine. This happens…[Read more]

Which power supply do you have? Is it fully digital? What Volts are you running it at? What Hz is it running at? Duty %? Have you tuned it properly? Are you using proper technique? Does your machine have the proper parts on it? Does it pack enough of a punch? Do you have pictures of the colour work you’ve done, and the machine, and power supply?

Welcome :3

Really clean use of colour, and line weight! :3
Pass!

I think it is an older style of power supply. Some people still use it. I think Robroy uses one like that. I have no idea how they work, or where you can get the proper equipment to work with it.

Very creative use of shading :D
Pass

Looks good! Your pencil work is amazing! I cant do realism, haha. I want to learn how to paint one of these days :P

Looks good. Seems like you like the traditional style. Pass.