Part 4 of 7 videos showcasing this tattoo i did and all my techniques used to achieve the end result. Dont hesitate to ask any questions in the comments. THANKS FOR THE LOVE, ALWAYS APPRECIATED! FOLLOW ME HERE: oliverayre
Wow, I been searching for 3months now, vids with tips and artists sharing some of their techniques....Ive just watched 6 of your vids incl. All 4 parts of this face. The way you did so much with 5rl and so fast...OMG...subscribed and you have a new fan..... I woke up 3months back and decided I want to be a tattoo artist ( also discovered I am able to draw rather well ever really drew and no classes) bought a start up kit, read and watch vids, practiced a few times on pig skin, lerant setup on a liner and shader and tunnung in wiyh yoir ears (coils ) and 4 days ago I have myself my 1st tattoo. Not an easy task, same angle, pain, nerves, lol. So far so good, depth seems good, and healing is brilliant so far. The piece, not very good ( too nervouse ) Outstanding quality vids and sound in the vids, so far I am loving your vids. Your vids are adding fuel to my Drive and new found fire! 😊
@@OLIVERAYRE thank you!!! I felt so inspired that I gave myself another tattoo today, got everything right, no nerves, machines setup right, correct voltage/cycles per second. My 2nd tattoo and dived into shading. I would like to share a photo of it with you, email? Or whatsapp? I reside in south africa.... not perfect but I am super stoked with it, was not painful at all, didnt bleed, didnt swell up, only slight redish around, 😎😎😎😎😎
Love to follow this project! Oliver, it's probably too much too ask, but it would be very helpfull if you add a "subtitle" with a comment which of the mixes you use during the process (full black, half, the 5 drop mix....). Just like how you added the notification the rinse the needle when switching ink.
Mienie Mie heyyyy, thanks for your comment! I’ll try my hardest to put everything in as much detail as possible! It’s very hard for me to do that as I follow a reference and it would different from skin tone to skin tone, so wouldn’t necessarily be the exact shade on the reference. It would take too long to put exactly what shade I’m putting in, maybe if I span the camera out a bit you can see what shade I dip into?
