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HOW TO TATTOO PENDULUM SHADING (all tips in this Video)
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- Опубликовано: 9 авг 2023
- In this video, I mentioned "whip shading," but it's actually "pendulum shading." I apologize for the mistake.
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Love when you explain everything and after showing us a minute or 2 of real time then speed things up until it’s necessary to go to real time for a second then back to fast forward. Great video, your style tought me a lot.thumbs up subbed
The best video I seen with quick str8 forward reference. Very clear directions.
Great video my friend . I Been tatooing about seven yerars and i still find this tupé of video useful . Love it
Props for an excellent tutorial - this deserves an immediate follow ! 👍🏻
Yes hands down the best videos on youtube for this topic! Much much respect and god bless!
Thank you, that's one of the nicest comments I've received. I'm glad that I can help so many people and maybe even have a positive impact on their tattoo career.
Thank you for your tutorials. I`m learning to tattoo and your videos are very helpful. I like this compact format of tutorials, short, interesting and very informative.
Best playlist on RUclips thx grom Poland ❤
Thanks so much your tutorials real time video sharing with us ❤
This helps me out a lot ! Much appreciated dude
This is awesome!! I’d love to see a tutorial on how to homogeneously shade a grey area like they do in Japanese tattoo!! Idk if it makes sense 😅
So much useful information on this video thank you!!
To make stencil stick to fake skin you need to dry it really good with a blow- or hair dryer! When dry it will stick even with wiping
Its all good but your videos are soooo helpful plsss always post im new to this and i constantly need to go and look online
That was very helpful
Thank u and keep it up🔥
Stenciling. On pounds of flesh. I first wipe it down with alcohol. Then I apply my stencil transfer gel. I use Hulk. I then hold it for a few minutes. After, I take my heat gun and dry it. Most of the time I let it sit 24 hours. Longer and you won’t be able to get it off. Not sure about the thinner skin. I’ll try it this weekend and see
I love the patience - i'm curious about darker skin tattoos and any input you may have on that regarding the shades and tones you'd apply there..
You work as well as you explains thx you very much from Rimouski!
This was nuts to watch! More please
Excelente, excelente, gracias
Absolutely love your videos and appreciate you taking the time to share with so much detail while still making them short videos so I’m not overwhelmed. But honestly as well as you explain things and as many tips as you give I wouldn’t mind a long video every now and then either.
Loving the videos
Great video! Thanks for sharing your knowledge. I'm a beginner and have a huge fear of overworking the skin. It seems there are a lot of passes in the same area to accomplish this result. How do you avoid or know if you are overworking the skin?
Very helpful tutorial, thank you for the hard work you put into producing this excellent content.
Thank you, I appreciate your kind words about valuing my work. I hope you have a wonderful day 😊
When you say soft edge mag are you referring to a bug pin ?
C-Dub from Pittsburgh
Thank you for that great tutorial, it makes it much easier for me to practice! :-)
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great video ❤
Awesome tutorial. Would be cool if there was more explanation about voltages, stroke length, depth, and such. But this was very helpful nonetheless.
wow thank you
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You are amazing, please make more videos! You got yourself a new subscriber :)
Thank you :)
Great video, definitely very helpful. If possible I would like to know a little more about smooth transitions between shades, how do you mix them? Do you use a sweep, pendulum, circular motion? A little bit of everything?❤
Great video. New sub 🙌🏻
Real-time FTW💯
Thank you for the knowledge
You're welcome, thank you to for your support :)
👋 Hello and thank you for your smart effort 🌹🙏
Real time to check each cup you are using and the technique, thanks
That was very helpful... Thanqu
Thank you!😊
Yes compact and to the point is good 👍
Keen to understand what settings, voltages etc. you use alongside the different techniques
My tattoo machin don't have any voltage setting, I have numbers 1-10 and I work always on 8. But I always like it when my mashing running very fast :)
Speed stick works great
Pls post more stuff for beginners
This is great I like the sped up it would be to boring for me I've been tattooing a while and just trying to up my game on realism tattoos I'm pretty old school I would love to see a video on fine detail on realism on texture
I use stencil stuff and it works so good.
Thank you for your comment. I will include that in my new video. But this needs to dry for a while, doesn't it?
Big ups for showing the reference along with the tattoo process. I’d like to see you tattoo a portrait with the reference visible to us as well. Oh and, how long would this tattoo have taken you if it was done on human skin instead of fake skin? Subbed and thank you for sharing your knowledge!
Thanks for the comment. On real skin, it would have taken me about 1 hour. But remember, with time, you'll get faster. It doesn't matter how long it takes as long as you work cleanly. ;)
Very helpful, thx sir! 🙏🏻🫡
Hope you do more videos about realistic black&gray 🙇🏻
i would love to see video of how you shade background.. thank you.. nice video
just on that first point: Ive been doing a fair bit of silicone practice lately and normal stencil stuff is fine for putting the transfer on.....but if you want it to stick you gotta leave it overnight to dry, or at least like 5-6hrs
What machine, stroke, and voltage did you use with this perfectly executed shade job?
You can either paste the stencil and keep it for drying for overnight or you can use a blow dryer
master art 👍
Thank you :)
Original Speedstick specifically not just any deodorant for stencil. Works perfectly for me every time
Speed stick deodorant is the only 1 I have found that works. After application you have to let it dry or it will fornsure while away. I usually let mine dry for 6+ hours or over nite ensuring it stays when I practice.
Stencil stuff is the best
Speed stick works alright
Great video, like the time lapse. When you are switching from your magnum to your round liner, what are you volts and stroke set at for both or are you just one stroke and changing your volts? Thnx
Thank you for your support 😊 im using a 0,35 stroke and work always on 8 Volt
Stencil stuff always seems to work super well, they also have a "spray stuff" solution that helps the stencil stay on once dry
Thank you for your Tipp :)
What is that spray? Can you tell me the brand? Thank you very much
Use a speed stick deodorant or stencil
Stuff and always give ample dry time
Or use a blow dryer to speed up process
Sometimes I let my stencil dry overnight
Thanks , and for the fake skin stencil, try using sand paper to scratch it in all directions, than clean it and apply stencil stuff, it's the only way it worked out for me.
I use orange hand soap or also Dawn
Very good content bro👍
You're welcome, and thank you for your support! :)
Use speed stick works perfect for me
Awesome video, to make your stencil hold on fake skin, use deodorant but you have to make sure it is a clear gel deodorant, like speed stick or old spice, apply a generous amount and wipe off access before applying the stencil, allow stencil to dry for at least four hours that way you don't loose the design while tattooing, but other than that great job
I use stencil stuff as well but on practice skin I use deodorant because it is cheaper... it has to be a gel solid deodorant I use old spice brand its a red container but the deodorant is an ice blue color semi transparent but solid
The best way to stencil a fake skin is Green Card stick, use a thick layer and then smooth it out until it's just tacky enough. Lay the stencil. Use your palm and a paper towel and firmly press down to absorb any extra stencil gel. Use a heat gun for about 30-45 seconds per area of the stencil using back and forth motions about 3 inches from the skin. The stencil will not come off. It'll stick like glue. The only way I've found to get it off is toilet bowl cleaner with bleach in it. Let it sit over the stencil for like 24 hrs. Works every time
Hey great video but i have a question : Does it make a big difference whether you use a 7 RL or 7 RS for the dark parts ? All I could imagine would be that the liner pushes the ink faster and therefore is less time-consuming, but I would like to be enlightened.
I liked and subscribed. Thank you for your work tutorials. Could you please show us the proper way to stencil & tattoo someone’s lips on fake skin ? I want to learn the process from when they kiss a paper and then stencil it. What voltage is needed ? Somewhere in the soft shading like this. I wouldn’t know what round shader to use
I have a problem being patient like u said it took 15 min just for the shadow work with light tones and build up but im wondering it looks like many passes is this also the case on real skin and does it require as many passes ?
I have used gel type hand sanitizer
The red Old Spice Deo Stick works great on fake skin.
On my fake skins I use Speed Stick, it transfers the stencils pretty well
Merhaba hocam, benim elimde sadece daynamik mavi kapak ve radiant real black var hangisini davsiye edersiniz
Can u make a video on color packing
I believe real time would be more helpful thank you for your input and help
Awesome video thank you. Are you rinsing between going from a darker gray to a lighter gray
Yes, I have 4 color caps. One of them is pure black, and in the other three, it is diluted increasingly until there is only 1 drop of black in the lightest shade. The rest is filled with sterile water.
Speed stick is what I use. And it’s beautiful. Let it set for 24 hrs and u will be perfact
Hello could you make a video on light colors like skin tones, and color transitions going different direction. Thank you
Wow so good. 🔥
Where can I buy this products?
PLEASE, make video were you work in filling and/or shading WITH Round Liners
The best way to put a stencil on fake or real skin is to put your solution on the skin, lightly dab with paper towel to remove excess stencil stuff from skin. You just want skin to be tacky, then place stencil on skin. After stencil is placed put a couple drops of stencil stuff on the back of the stencil and smear the back of stencil with your finger(I've only noticed stencil smearing if too much stencil stuff is on the skin not the back of the stencil). Doing so will ensure your stencil is put on the skin effectively.
Around how long did it take you to do it over all in real time not fast forward?
Use brut roll on or old spice roll on and after 30 min to 1hr just give a good heat from hair blower
Amazing, did you mentioned the voltage? Thanks 😊
Yes, my voltage runs always on 8 Volts. But it i think as an beginner its beter to go a bit slower, maby 7 Volts :)
Do you have a tutorial for the “background” shading you mentioned?
nice voice 💞
I don't know if someone has said it already but the Deodorant has to be a gel kind. And any brand works I've seen anything from degree to old spice used and work if you don't want to use stencil stuff.
I use a tiny bit of water getting fake skin slightly damp then take a bar of soap and rub it multiple times over fake skin then dot excess moisture with paper towels
Like the video to support
What type of a magnum was ? 1017 or 1217?
Use propylene glycol based stencil applicator 👍
Speed stick or that gel kind of deodorants not powder usually the are blue or green
When you say soft edge mag are you referring to a bug pin?
C-Dub from Pittsburgh
Where do you get this stencil from?
Do a portrait tutorial please
Thanks for your comment. I'll make one. What would interest you more, a portrait with smooth skin or perhaps one of an older person?
Out of all videos this one was dope a sub from me man
You're welcome, I'm glad to hear that. Thank you for your support!
Some years ago i did this exact image in a airbrush course. It gives a good sense of Light and shades.
I noticed you go over the samen spot so often. It seems if this were a real human the skin is now like minced meat. Is it because you are using a fake skin or is this normal even to real human skin?
Place the stencil on the skin the night before the next day when you start it will stay even after wiping
Green speed stick deodorant works great
Okay, I'll see if I can find that. Thanks for the tip!
Please make watercoulor tattoo
I use a blue deodorant stick of old spice for like 6 dollars and use a blow dryers on high for 15 min
What’s your needle depth?