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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.

Thanks dude!

I apparently got mine in the mail, and my father forgot to tell me about it. I trust getting mail to him rather than me since he has a porch, and I do not. Winter sucks :P
I should be getting it very soon. I had someone go pick it up for me.
Will give it a read, and a review.

EDIT:
Just picked it up. Looks good so far. Haven’t read it yet, but I…[Read more]

Welcome :D

While there is a valid argument about the quality of the equipment used, there is also a valuable old saying that a poor craftsman will blame their tools for poor quality. This does translate into tattooing as well. Now you can go out and buy a 400-700 machine, 300 power supply, the best cords and switch and so on…but if your quality is poor it…[Read more]

I’d have to say a blend of shading and also highlights.

Welcome

Welcome

Please refrain from advertising other websites on the forum. Thanks.

I’d need to see a picture.

My recent pieces:

Good Vibes script

Cat silhouette with frame

Hanya I drew in 2011, and finally got to do…[Read more]

Try using tinypic, or imageshack and then post the direct link on here.

Yeah I’m pretty sure a friend of mine has purchased from them before.

Use Isopropyl Alcohol 99%, 70% or more hand sanitizer, alcohol wipes, or Prep Stuff from http://www.tattoostuff.com
Personally, I’ve tried all of them, and Prep Stuff works the best.

Honestly, I used to spend 2-3 hrs doing a drawing. Now I can bust out an outline drawing for a stencil in about 5-10 minutes, and I can do simple outlines/script in 15-25 minutes. After you do it for a while you get used to it, and you speed right up. I started off with slow machines, now I have mostly fast ones. I have a one-of-a-kind liner that…[Read more]