I Tried TATTOOING For The First Time..an *actual* disaster 

Omg yes! I would love to see that.

Amazing idea 💡

That’d be dope!

That would be SO fun to watch, ngl

@@inkeenc I believe she’s from Arizona.

I noticed that too, but thought I was just impatient. 😂

EDIT: since my quick three word comment caused outrage. If you're gonne be cheap, in my opinion you probably shouldn't complain about it. Especially if there's ways around it. Paid and free ways.

I am here before this comment blows up

@@jimmerseiber I do this thing called what I want to. 😂 (Seriously I have no issue with creaters getting paid for their content through ad sense)

@@HaileyAndTheArt so true lol 😂

Are you a tattoo artist? (just saying out of interest)

@@hello-ww3ep no my boyfriend is

@@FallnAngel616 cool

She did get that much right….but damn was I cringing at that needle depth

This comment needs more recognition!! I love this idea !!

This is an awesome idea xoxo

Can we tag the guy that does the tattoo roulette on here lol

Hell yeah!!

YASSSSSS

That’s really good to know. Fake skin stains so easy

@@lilith_618 yeah I know it won't get it all off but it's definitely easier than using acetone and q-tips lmao

What do you mean *any*? That’s really general bc baby oil and olive oil are ver different

@@aharrypotterfan5951 I literally mean any. I used vegetable oil but any type should help

@@aharrypotterfan5951 ummm yah I um 😐

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I'm an apprentice glad to see some tattooers here! This was fun to watch!

This video makes me wanna learn to tattoo more than before

@manasvi bhawnani ye

Yohj

I use Vaseline but the greensoap water was really not working like at all... Fake skin is highly frustrating 🤣

I spent £1300 on my Rotary machine. Feel your pain

I agree 😆

This! My very first (and so far only thanks to chronic illnesses that stopped me from working and saving) tattoo was a big chest piece and even though he scarred me (and bullied naive 18 yr old Wren into a tattoo design I didn’t want), I didn’t flinch for the 2 and a half hours. I’ve had cat scratches that were way worse.

Yeah I’d rather the hours getting a tattoo then stub my toe, although I find getting them done to be really relaxing

@@doubtful_seer you were forced on a design u didn't like who would do that

@@antonioalbul00 someone who didn't want to redraw their first design and could easily guilt and coerce a young, naive 18 year old

Yeah I didn't know that either. What a tattooist once told me was though that it's extremely hard on your joints. So mad props to people who do this for a long time.

And here I am with a pencil.

Not to be rude, but how did you not realize that? Drawing with literally ANY medium vs drawing on living moving skin with a vibrating needle? It's kind of a no brainer? I see a lot of people don't critically think about anything unless something forces them too. I am glad this video made you realize tattooing is a highly skilled art and career.

There are different levels, with the basic being the "prison tattoo."

Iv been tattooing 12/13years. My back is absolutely destroyed lol. N yh its not a easy medium to get to grips with, especially on real skin, which swells, bleeds, moves, and sometimes u can tattoo a inch or 2 in one direction and the skin is completely different and you have to adjust your machine speed ,throw of the needle (how far the needle comes out of the barrel tip) hand speed, how tight u stretch the skin, to tight the needle will cut the skin, to loose and the ink wont saturate correctly. Its a amazing industry but yh you really need to get some proper technique basics in tattooing because it is not easy. Any advice u want @raedizzle just ask

I'd recommend using a pyrography pen instead for leather work. In the price range of this crappy tattoo machine you can buy a great quality pyrography station. It is easier to use I assume because there are no vibrations and not so many parts. It's also possible to use acrylic paint on leather.

@@halloooo1duuuuu I was just trying to figure out a use for it other than people skin

You would burn up your tattoo machines trying to get ink into leather not to mention you kill your needles quickly

@@rebelangel8227 I have no idea how the machines work lol. All I know is I almost fell asleep when I had my first done.

Eh, the needles really wouldn’t hold up unless you were using it on a thin shaved suede, and even then there are better (and cheaper) tools.

I think it might be that they assume Rae's viewers are on average older than Jackie's and thus ~slightly~ less likely to do something stupid😅

I think Jackie also has quite a lot of mother’s in her viewing audience as a lot of her negative comments usually sound like (Karen) mothers who expect the world to babysit their children and get offended by everything, anything and nothing because they never place anything in the correct context because they’ve already put you in a box and labelled you a certain way that must be adhered to and don’t want to understand that Jackie is an adult who not only provides video’s on craft kits but is an adult who not only talks, behaves, acts like an adult but also tries adult orientated interests in her content as well. Which is unacceptable.

who is jackie??

@@h.f6364 that’s what I’m wondering

@@h.f6364 figured it out. Her yt name is NerdECrafter.

That or ,if you can get it, pig skin. Its super similar to human skin, and behaves a bit more realistically. Not all tattoo artists will practice or have their apprentices practice on it but some do.

@@karmajazzhands9244 Yeah, it's useful too

@@karmajazzhands9244 but pig skin can be dangerous if you don't treat it with the higiene as if you were tattooing a person because it has so much bacteria and it can get you infected in some way so it's really good but be careful on how to handle it.

I can't really speak on how well it works or how good it is but I know a guy who practiced on bologna. Like a big single cut from the deli.

Argeed! If you are going to use fake skin use the 3mm thick stuff. Its still NOTHING like real skin but gets apprentices used to the weight and balance of the machine/s.

what design are you going to get?

@@chimmy1161 I want a moon on my collarbone, a dove on my wrist (for my grandfather who passed in 2019), and a tattoo detonated to BTS’s magic shop but I’m still drawing the design for that one

same! i’m planning on roses on my wrists and hips when i turn 18. i’ve always thought tats were so bloody cool!!

I got a tattoo the minute I turned 18. Here are some tips I wish I’d had: pick your exact design and ruminate on it for AT LEAST a year, plus use some of the temp tattoo options that are out there now to experiment with the placement (I think the company Kurtis Conner partnered with has an option for designing your own temp tattoo). Start with a small tattoo in a place easy to hide under clothes for future jobs. Find the exact artist you want by going through their portfolio and contacting them to get a consult on what you want to get. Then schedule far out so that you can make sure you get who you want, don’t just do a walk in or take who is available. If the artist you vibe with is an hour or two away, make a plan to put the funds for that trip into your tattoo fund. Do not settle on your artist. I had my design planned, but back in 2009 most artists didn’t have online portfolios in my area (some had MySpace pages, but not all), so I didn’t know which artists to go with or their portfolios. I was also very shy and very willing to defer to authority. I walked in and the artist that was working that night was high, though I didn’t know at the time what that even looked like, I found out he was later from a friend of his. He took the design I had made, then bullied me into changing it in ways I didn’t really like, but I still trusted it would look good when it was done. He ended up heavily scarring me and I’ve wanted nothing more than to get it covered up, but I became disabled not long after and have never been able to get the money for a cover up saved up (it’s hard to save money on $8000 a year, and what little I can save has ended up needing to be put towards other, more important things), especially since coverups cost more than the original tattoo. Also, since I got it in a visible place, I had to wear scarves at work on very hot, humid days. Not fun. This isn’t to scare you or anything, I love tattoo art and I would love to get more if I could afford it. I just wanted to offer some advice through the things I learned.

In Belgium you can't even have a tatto until you are 18...

😂 lol

No hate but from what I watched she didn't even give her credit for the idea besides a shout out on her art box

@@drawberry82 that's what I noticed too. When I thought here comes a credit, instead she promotes the box

I'd rather have box promotion than a shout out if I was Jackie 🤷

Same

Damn same

Thank you

Early

@@oreo7796 uhh- your a week late buddy.

Just make sure you go to an established artist who has an extensive portfolio you can view. If you like their style, go in with your own pic of what you want and work with them to see how they'll interpret it. It'll be fine! You usually get what you pay for, so don't cheap out. That said, there's definitely no harm in waiting if you're unsure.

This!!! Also nice Sero pick, I don't see much love for this boy

@creatureofhabits yeah Sero is definitely underrated, and nice pic of momo!

@@hotmessarts6809 ty!

Forbidden by who?

@@thumbsarehandy. um, I learned about this book some years ago and at the time it was on the national forbidden books for public libraries and schools. I do not think it is anymore however as I just tried to confirm and came up with nothing. So more once upon a time this novel was forbidden vibe lol

Yo army what’s upppp

Lol

💜BTS 💜

I wish that was the same for everyone 😂 I'm starting as a tattoo artist and oh my I get scared with how much pain a person can be in when getting a tattoo, I don't find them that painful just like you but yes for some people it feels like I'm torturing them 😖

Boi that what u feel u arnt everyone my sis got a tattoo AND SHE SCREAMED LOUDER THAN WHEN MY MOM CALLS US FOR DINNER BRO LIKE-

It all depends on the person. My friend is self taught, and is amazing. She’s working on getting an apprenticeship just so she can get her name out there better. I have a couple pieces by her, and I love them

That's how almost all apprentices start :p you don't just get a job because you can draw well anymore. You have to have a natural talent for the machine too

Yes Yes she did. 😂

And pitty she didn't give Jackie credit. That's what you suppose to do...

@@annnoyez yes she did she said in the video she got the idea from her friend nerdecrafter

@@mommalirpa8406 nope. Give me the time where she say this. Because I can't find it... not even after 4 x watching an listening...

Rae* Lol

as someone learning to tattoo, that definitely makes it harder. She also shouldn't have the needle touch the cup the ink was in since that damages the needle