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@the mad reaper wrote:

HOW is INFAMOUSES new Club I thought the 3 of u were Cosey over there ! :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

Its doing well!!! I would like to…[Read more]

Same for me to.. I use a ten turn and use sound and my thumb..

Really good work!! Yes any black or dark contrast you can add will defiantly add to it..

@Lennart82 wrote:

So I have been having problems with applying my whites.
And been thinking if its the ink it self. I’ve been using Kashoku Pure white. Its a bit on the thicker side. Anyone has any experience with Kashoku?
Or any tips on applying white?

Depending on how large of an are. If you are just doing highlights i recommend using a 7rl.…[Read more]

Yes this is a tattoo forum show us your work! maybe show us a thing or two..

Waverly Ink!! Awesome!! Bill Waverly called me personally about my package and also explained the transition from per-dispersed pigment to powder pigment. I have been using it about two months now and as far as i can tell it heals bright and vibrant. He also threw in a couple of 2oz bottles of his dark black ink for a free sample.. You do have to…[Read more]

Green soap is very good to use.. I have been using it for years , my mentor for years!!! That is what it is made for. That was my most fondest memory’s of my first tattoo when getting ,that smell of green soap!! It has been trusted for years by great artist!! If it isn’t broke don’t try to fix it!!!

Looks like a nice setup..

until we stop feeding into his post and not answering them he will continue to run his mouth.. If we cannot ban him, we can ignore him!! We have to stick together and not let this affect our learning and helping each other out!!!

@Spider wrote:

Keep in mind, that there are those who choose to associate with this industry who epitomize the horrible attitudes that so many people complain about, the trash talking keyboard warriors with pissy attitudes. Take the way they are as a way to NOT be in this industry and you’ll have a good start at something.

Excellent answer!!!!

Herd that we are here to help each other.. Best thing to do is ignore it and just keep answering the main topic… Then they will stop when no one answers..

You are not a senor member of this site and even as one we do not tear people down on here! I have read your post and you seem to have great knowledge of tattooing and machine theory. You would be a great asset to the forum, but we do not tear people new to tattooing down and it is our responsibility ( yours and mine) as professional artist to…[Read more]

@the mad reaper wrote:

@Lennart82 wrote:

First I was Right and wrong. Then later, I was a complete fail. Make up your mind.
You answer in east, when I ask in west.

Mind you. I didnt answer your quostion. All you did was asume I did.
Then you went on answering it yourself. But never did I answer it.
Its like you had half of this written down first.…

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Welcome, Yes it’s is cheaper to tattoo yourself in a sense but, if you don’t do it right you are gonna pay even more to get it covered up!!! I urge you not to get into tattooing just based on that reason.. Get into it because you love art and the art of tattooing in its self!! I am not saying you are wrong i just hope you are an artist who loves…[Read more]

Also i would work off of the tip instead of letting your needle hang out until your hand gets to be more steady and then you can slowly run it out.. When working off of the tip you don’t wanna see any needle coming out of the tip then take your thumb and press down the armature bar to expose the needle about the thickness of a nickle or a little better.

Welcome!! You are in the right place so stick around and ask allot of questions… Get some melons, fruits and oranges for practice…

I like it!

@littleinker wrote:

Riiiight…. that was kind of what I suspected. I’ll check out the Micky Sharpz and also others that are around including the Hildbrandt kit that Ram said was good. Out of curiosity, are Micky Sharpz and Micky Bee the same company?

Two totally different company!!Try bicknee.com Really great machines!!

@Spider wrote:

@Ramenuzumaki wrote:

First off get rid of anything fabric in the room. Fabric cannot be sterilized or sanitized, and is a massive breeding ground for bacteria. Use barrier film, saran wrap, or tin foil to cover your work station, and anywhere the client may touch. IE: Arm rests, etc.
Lastly if you’re going to do japanese really…

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I like the shading and how smooth the grey is.. Allot of artist focus mainly on just the veins in the hand which is good but, i think in this one the detail all in all is perfect and didn’t need all that extra shading. i liked the way the outline was around the hands.. You could have shaded more between the fingers but i think it might have taken…[Read more]