einvalentine

Looks great.

I my self, can’t wait to have a decent portfolio :D

Looks nice.
How long have you been tattooing, when you did this piece?

I know how you feel on the whole destiny thing. I honestly never thought of going in this direction. Never knew why on earth I got an education in business and taxation of companies (never thought I would use it) Now I know exactly what I was meant to use it for. Starting a decent and honest business, were I didn’t need the advice from expensive…[Read more]

Yeah. Infamous the better the machine, the longer itll stay in tune.

there are many videos on youtube on how to tune, you can also get the basic fundementals of modern tattoo and itll teach you to properly tune int hat book too :D

No problem Len :3

the ems400 is kind of overrated. the hook ups being in the back is a huge pain in the butt, and because of the digital buttons you cant spam the buttons. it kind of slows things down when trying to make a large adjustment for the voltage, and such.

honestly the only thing it has going for it is it’s new, and looks cool

the Cheyenne Hawk Spirit,…[Read more]

99% sorry ^^;

Welcome

Nice pics :D

I’ve always wanted to try out digital art. But I got bored quite fast doing it.. Naver gave it a real shot.

Orgre Nuts….

(Sounds like an alternative word for; Damn… :lol: )

Well, I am going to give my Witch Hazel a go this evening :D See if I can spot the difference right away. :)

I am not just talking about tuning the voltage. I’m referring to the contact screw length, the armature bar, the front spring, the back spring. Those little tweaks you can do to differ your machine. I have three machines. One of them, is an all rounder, I can use it for lining, shading and coloring. The second one, I tweak, so it does lining with…[Read more]

Yeah thanks :D

Helpfull information. :D

Welcome on board.

Love your name :D

I havent seen any that has the TMTT book in them, but they do have a crash course. it’s not really that great though. it’s mostly a catalogue

your art is supremely fantastic!
Remember always keep your original outlines. Then either scan, or trace those outlines and add colour, shading to the new copies. You want to keep a nice clean original outline so you never lose it. You can easily use a trace, or a scan for a stencil :3

yeah I use CaviCide which is used in the hospitals here to clean blood spills :3
I like to have the soap because it’s antimicrobial, and I add bactine, and witch hazel to it. i also do wet wipes. it’s just easier on the client haha.

ive heard a lot of good stuff about the coconut oil but havent actually tried it myself. i just love the results of…[Read more]

try it out
if you’re printing directly on the sheet make sure you have enough stencil paper for hte size of hte design, and print it on the side of a piece of printer paper that is going otbe priunted on. remove the back yellow sheet, and remove the onion protective sheet. you now have only carbon, and stencil. tape all four sides with masking…[Read more]

thats awesome dude!
try some Old School Traditional stuff
very little colour pallet, and super simple designs :3

you’re right it is on sale haha

the way you find it easily is: Tattoo Kits > Under 99$ > last page

I think it could be a depth or angle issue, or even a technique issue.

the way you test your voltage is you run it really low and slowly increase it until you hear it kind of “kick over”
this is the sound of the A-bar hitting the front coil
then you gently touch the a-bar withy our thumb
if it doesnt bog down at all its too high
if it goes back…[Read more]