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Really the best thing you could invest in is a DSLR Camera. I use a FujiFilm Finepix s9100, and photoshop to make my photos awesome. I don’t edit the actual images I just put them together into one picture, with a simple background, etc.

Pretty much you want to get through our first 100 tattoos as fast as possible. On practice mediums obviously. That’s when you’ll really start to get better. I’d say you should still work on your drawings though.

a piece of paper? Probably more to the 80-120 range then
Yep I was born and raised in Cornwall Ontario.

I’ll only use PurTect during my tattoo process. I also use PurKlenz soap instead of Green Soap, and I recommend that my clients use PurSan soap, and PurTect for actercare. These three products are designed for the tattoo industry, and are designed to coincide with each other. That way there is no chance of a chemical reaction between products.

Okairi nasai! :D

From many sources including my old mentor as well as personal experience using petroleum based aftercare products during the healing process of my own tattoos, and family/friends that I had testing aftercare products after I tat them. I write reviews for tattoo equipment and such, so when I get ointments and stuff I have my family/friends test it.

I agree. really do some research, and draw every day if you can. You’ve got a good start, and it looks like you started with Hildbrant machines. Personally, I prefer fruit over practice skin, but that’s just me. Also, vaseline is fine for practising, but never use it on a client. Petroleum based products will actually enter the wounds, and sit…[Read more]

Depending on how long it took me anywhere from 120-160
hard to judge size from the picture though.

looks good dude
i assume the bottom one is for autism?

I use a grey wash I made using Kuro Sumi Outlining ink for my shading, and either Alla Prima Black, or Intenze Zuper black for my outlines. I find the Kuro has a bit of a blue undertone so once healed it doesn’t stay black black.

The thing on the machine is for comfort. It makes it so the machine rests softly on the back of your hand. It helps to even out the weight of heavier machines as well. Some people don’t like the hard feel of their machine on their hand, so these were made. Theres nothing wrong with it, and they are disposable.

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Recent from 2014. Keep in mind I am a traditional artist, not realism. When I look at pictures I see bold lines, not shapes and shades like portrait artists.

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If you’re going to get M1–weaved mag–I recommend using RM–Round, or Curved Mag–as they are the same needle except the ends are in a round or curved configuration. Some say with the round ends it fits into the indent created by the pressure of the needles better, and causes less trauma. I’m not 100% sure on this as I just recently started using…[Read more]

If you’re using M1 I suggest switching to RM. RM are weaved magnums but the end is rounded. this causes less trauma to the skin as it fits into the pressured area perfectly. the rounded edges are also good for when you are just using the side of the mag.

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@Lennart82 wrote:

I know were your getting at guys, and to somepoint I would just have left it were it was.
if it wasent for my brother though, he was the one who first made me aware of the bad talking. And those occasions, he was the first to back talk them. Saying stuff like; he would never let her touch him with a poker. Thats…

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I always have a paper towel wrapped around my left middle fingers so I can alway shave paper towel to stretch. However, once the outline is done it doesnt help too much as I wet wipe once the outline is done.

Looks good. Pass. I like the red/yellow rose. I also did one similar to that with the same colour scheme last year. :3

dont run the machine, and just hover your tip over the line. this way you can test to see if you can do the whole line in one shot. If not you CAN stop if there are lines that meet. like you can TECHNICALLY do T in three lines if needed. You can stop where the top line meeds the vertical line, and do the top line in two lines. It’s best if you can…[Read more]

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