How to practice a perfect Line Art Tattoo - Tattooing for beginners 

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2:39 I CAN SEE ITS NOT VERY DARK

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if the stencil stays for too long on synthetic skin then there is no way that you can wipe it away, it just stays. That's why you want to wipe the stencil after 20mins so it is bearly visible.

@@sams7187 no way? It just stays? Bullshit, it's alcohol soluble. Edit: you said on synthetic skin... Lolz ok. Idk bout that, I mostly used real skin.

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Point 1 - There are other ways than just old school traditional methods, there is nothing wrong in doing multi-pass line, it does not scar the skin, if it happens in your case than you are use too heavy machine with a very hard hit or you have a very strong hand over tattooing Point 2 is valid, and that is how it is done in the video, I don’t know why did you raise this concern Point 3 is valid, and that is how it is done in this video, not the otherwise in anyway Point 4 This is personal preference and not a rule, and when it is about the visibility of the needle running through the line, it is absolutely visible and clear for the tattooed. In real life tattooing you can’t expect every line to be pulled inward, your hand has to be dynamic, you must be able to pull a stable line in every direction Thank you for your feedback though, I appreciate the fact that you spent time watching the video and shared your perspective 🙏

What do you mean with the ‘tip’ at point 2?

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@@NushiManuelaAbatchi he’s wrong but he’s not worth lol, this video is also correct . Half of what he said is just personal preference & also based on tattoo, tattoo placement & size. He’s probably never even done anymore than 10 tattoos in his life. Lol probably on all fake skin too.

@@Damienrperry don’t take that advice or your going to fail horribly 💀 stick to what’s comfortable to YOU, there’s 50 different ways to do everything, aslong as it’s safe, proper, accurate & efficient & the art LOOKS GOOD, then do whatever works BEST for YOU.

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Not true you can take off stencils jus by cleaning it with water and soap or even Vaseline

You can buy it doesn’t come off very easily. If you’re applying a stencil to real skin, you should be asking the client straight away if they’re happy with the position. The longer it’s left, the harder it is to remove.

if the stencil stays for too long on synthetic skin then there is no way that you can wipe it away, it just stays. That's why you want to wipe the stencil after 20mins so it is bearly visible. turn on the audio he's clearly stating why he's doing that.

@@sams7187 that might work for small pieces but with big and detailed ones you just gonna loose the whole thing there’s pieces that you’ll take more than 20 minutes to do. If wiping down the stencil erases it normally you’ll loose it midway and will have to reapply it multiple times besides the stencil will end up completely covered with the ink at the end of the tattoo so what’s the point of erasing it almost completely other than making harder to follow and mess up your work.

I would recommend watching tattooing 101 channel for in depth things. They can teach you how to pull lines on fake skin in one go too. Seen in this video, he has to go over his lines twice to get the lines he looking for.

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@@SunnyBhanushali im so happy you saw my comment..thank you so much godbless you sunny

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Green soap is good, but use it to the minimum, use enough A&D or any similar product to keep your tattoo clean

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You got to practice, through repetition you will train your mind to muscle coordination and get better at it

He just ran the stencil already made thru the printer. That epson printer doesn't print stencils it's just a regular color printer from walmart. He's total bullshit

@@Arguematic he applied it wrong too if this were on actual flesh rubbing it like that would smudge the shit out of it

Our preference is tattoo pen (rotary machine)

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@@SunnyBhanushali thank you for the quick feedback sir, I see that there's two option in your website, monthly subs or buy individually. is it possible to add downloadble option in future? I'm poor and dont have internet in my home, I just renting in computer cafe, which they can allow their customers to download but some owners don't.

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You are using transferpaper where you have to draw over the design right? idk if i understood it correctly, but Use paperclips to fix it. To keep it dark, or at least visible you have to let it dry overnight. Smearing can come from different reasons, either you press to hard, the stencil moves while you are pressing down or when you pull it off. Hope this was helpfull

You have to let it sit on the skin for atleast 15 to 20 minutes

You can’t place the stencil on the skin and immediately start wiping it, obviously it’s going to smear or wipe away. You didn’t let it sit and dry dude 💀 wtf that’s common sense. When dealing with ink, paint, etc let it tf dry bruh 😂

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put tissue underneath....or foam ....or sponge

Any ball pen with .5 point is good to go, you can also use graphite pencil (3H) for the same :)

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thats a answer nobody can give you. slower voltage = slower handspeed, and higher voltage, = faster voltage.

Yes lol the speed is yes

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It’s little darker than what you see in this video. On real skin the stencil can be rubbed off but or synthetic skin, darker stencil will not rub off. That is why it has to be light

The voltage is different for every person and every machine it's about voltage vs hand speed,for rotary start at 6 volts run a line stop and wipe it clean check the line if its bold and clean and crisp that's your lining voltage if not turn it up a volt try again.

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@@SunnyBhanushali I know everything about "A&D Ointment", but I heard "ND Ointment" in video! Thanks.

Maxi Max hi, so I didn’t not understand your question, are you asking the speed of the machine, like at what volts or hertz you need to run the machine to get good lining, if that is what you are asking for, then specifically for sol nova, slow machine(low volts around 6 to 8) with slow hand movement will give nice clean bold lines. But for any other machine like Cheyenne thunder, you can run it fast(around 8.5 to 11) volts with considerably fast hand movement