Want to practice your line work? Maybe your shading? You can now practice on the go any time any place with the workbooks listed below. I have created an assortment of various books ranging from lining practice workbooks, shading practice workbooks, tattoo educational books & workbooks, tattoo fun workbooks, and more!! Below I will list my Amazon affiliate links for you to the books that I have created. Thank you for time and support! You are appreciated. The Tattoo Journal V1 Basic Lining Exercises Paperback amzn.to/3Gk2ZxQ The Tattoo Journal V1 Basic Lining Exercises Hardcover amzn.to/3RnbmPI The Tattoo Journal V2 Advanced Lining Exercises Paperback amzn.to/3uDjAKr The Tattoo Journal V2 Advanced Lining Exercises Hardcover amzn.to/46ByMoz The Tattoo Journal V3 Design Lining Exercises Paperback amzn.to/3T30KGU The Tattoo Journal V3 Design Lining Exercises Hardcover amzn.to/3R4kZkU The Book About Fake Tattoo Skin Hardcover amzn.to/3uFhFoQ The Book About Fake Tattoo Skin Paperback amzn.to/3N6QTMa The Floral Guide V1: The Guide To Better Shading amzn.to/3R4ttbJ Tattoo Needle Trivia V1: A Fun Tattoo Game In A Workbook amzn.to/3uH8g04 Graffiti Writes V1: Learn How To Graffiti amzn.to/3GkBzbh Print To Practice V1: Infinite Tattoo Practice On Demand amzn.to/3GkBJ2n Tattoo Word Search: The Word Search Book For Every Tattoo Artist amzn.to/47AelKa The Tattoo Planner: Appointment Organizer Hardcover amzn.to/3sXK3St The Tattoo Planner: Appointment Organizer Paperback amzn.to/3sVoD8u A Peace Of Mind Stress Relief Coloring Book: Adult Coloring Book To Ease, Calm, Sooth Your Mind Hardcover amzn.to/47Atvz8 A Peace Of Mind Stress Relief Coloring Book: Adult Coloring Book To Ease, Calm, Sooth Your Mind Paperback amzn.to/47A8Nzm Labyrinth Effect: Adult Maze Activity Book Paperback amzn.to/47VJMOU
im a 14 yr old aspiring tattoo artist. it has been my dream job for about 3/4 years. i got a tattoo machine for christmas and have been watching your videos to help learn how to improve my tattoo art. thank you for making these videos, youve helped me a lot already
Bro youve got the advantages of time don't give up by the time your my age you'll be killing it dream on man practice drawing It will help elevate you as an artist. Good luck on your journey
Go for it! My daughter is 10 and tattooed me and her grandma. Perfect lines, she Def has a potential future in tattooing, and so do you. Keep working, keep improving and you will be great.
ALWAYS remember your breathing. We’re all guilty of holding our breath to get that perfectly straight line, but when you do, your body goes through atrophy. Your muscles jerk uncontrollably due to lack of oxygen. So.. BREATHE. Eat. Cut down on caffeine and get enough sleep. You’ll see a world of difference.
Oh, i thought you were suppose to hold your breath while doing lines? I figured snipers hold their breath when aiming a target so it would help with tattoos too? lol
@F1N1SHEDD I struggled so much with this when I started. I thought the exact same thing until I noticed my body or arm would jerk ever so slightly. Even the slightest jerk can mess up a permanent line. Allow that oxygen in, my friend. Lol
Oh man! I love coffee as well but anytime I drink it for the next 2-4 hours or so have the jitters and tattooing is challenging when hyped on caffeine. I stay away from coffee now when tattooing. I also eat as well when I am going to do long sessions. This is a very good point and tip for others as well as doing something as simple as eating before a session can make or break a session. Thank you for dropping a comment and showing your support! I appreciate you
Just want to say how much I appreciate your content! No elitism, great talking speed and no blabbering about on off topic stuff, just right to the point! Thank you for providing such great educational content!
Finding these really useful, I’m a 23 year old musician tryna learn to do tattoos and finding it’s much different to drawing so this stuff is honestly invaluable
I'm a permanent makeup artist wanting to get into tiny tattoos and find line tattoos. I feel like I have a bit of an advantage because I have to be precise on the face but I also know tattoos are different than permanent makeup. I'm constantly learning and practicing. Love all of these videos. ❤️
I learned to tattoo in prison. All single needle. We could pay the electronics guy to solder a few needles together into a magnum but you would have to source a tube other than a bic pen so it was often more of a hassle than it was worth. Point being, the less needles, the easier to see your hesitations/mistakes
I just got my first tattoo machine. Being a hobbyist tattoo artist is pretty much my entire goal as I'm a graphic designer and into body mods. I've been trying to get used to the machine for a while, even tried tattooing myself and god damn it's hard to do a straight line. I've already got shaky hands and the vibration of the machine makes it ten times more apparent... Your video is very helpful, thank you so much for this
Another great content other RUclipsrs will overlook i think, i take the movement of my hand, elbow and shoulder and my stretching finger helping my tattoo finger to further keep it steady very serious when I'm pulling long lines, another great demonstration from the Tattooer of the year🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
Thank you for the kind feedback and support KING! I appreciate you. I think proper ink flow depends heavily on the carts we are using, the ink we are using, needle hang, ink storage are some very common variables that come to mind when I think of ink flow. I think this will vary from person to person and I actually have a full in depth video on this subject. Bare with me as I get that video out for you all.
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I just started tattooing literally today and starting learning with a 3 round liner and just practicing all day today I’ve gotten my lines much less shakey and I’m happy to know when I go with a larger needle configuration it will be even more clean
Phenomenal! Thank you!! I just realized a few of these mistakes last night. Any tips for a lefty please?? I am left handed and I turn my page to write, I don't do how some lefties do, where they keep their paper straight and and curve their hand above the line. Does that make sense? I am struggling with how to position my body with being a lefty
I actually have a full video talking about hand speed and voltage! I will link you to this video below. I also planned on making a new updated video on hand speed & voltage for you all. Hand Speed Vs Voltage ruclips.net/video/cwCRbJ7HTEU/видео.html
I had created a video a bit ago where I go in depth about hand speed and voltage. I will link you to that video below. Hand Speed Vs Voltage ruclips.net/video/cwCRbJ7HTEU/видео.html
I think it is best to start with a 7-9rl.. and then go up to an 11-14 etc.. and after you have done some with those combinations, start to go to a big 5.. then bugpin 5 and then start to touch the 3rls..
That is a simple and practical way to approach it I feel. Start somewhere in the middle and make ones way around until they have developed a comfortability with tattooing. Thank you for sharing.
Got my tattoo machine today! I’m 15 and i practice on fake skin. Hope my future job will be successful!! And, Daniel Yuck, i have a question about your tattoo journal. Is it paper? You draw lines with a pen?
As a fresh apprentice your videos are so so helpful! I have them on in the background kinda like a podcast? Whilst i'm practicing and improving my drawing pencil on paper skills like shading etc. Thank you so much and keep it up!
Hi. Love your videos, they are soo helpful and packed with clear concise information. I am a semi permanent makeup artist. I mainly do machine hairstrokes. Would you recommend drawing hairstrokes with a curved magnum?
Hey Daniel :) I have a question regarding tattooing larger people. Do you have any advice for pulling lines smoothly on skin that you need three points of contact to properly stretch? I've noticed that for me at least, if my tattooing hand is lubed up enough to glide over the skin, there's not enough bite to stretch the skin, and if there's enough bite to stretch the skin, there's not enough glide to smoothly pull longer lines.
Have someone else (or the client) help you stretch the skin if they are able. Just last night I had a client just sort of pull the skin of her forearm from the top for me. I didn’t make a big deal of it just said “hey can you help me out? Can you just put your hand here and pull upward for me?Hold it just like this for about 30 seconds (or however long)You’re doing great.” Nothing else needs to be said and calls less attention to them than involving a third person. Not always possible though for the unreachable areas.
Hey Daniel another awsome video thank you and keep it up,i just Got one question about the INK flow im not understanding what does affect that could you please comment Here ,much love
Thank you for the feedback and support! I appreciate you. When we don’t have good ink flow the needle will still be doing it’s job however there will be no ink deposit. Therefore when we are tattooing the line for example when our ink flow is not flowing our line will come out inconsistent because nothing was being deposited. So we’d be braking the skin open and nothing more. 1 of the many reasons ink flow is essential.
Im 16 and got a coil gun for christmas and am now trying to learn how to reduce the wobble in my lines i personally think the coil gun is comfy in my hand but the angle is something i have to get used to
Get u a good rotary machine ( Proteus or CNCP6. W/adjustable throw) and use cartridge needles,. IMO the coil machine vibrates a bit much,. Too much,.. it will be more comfortable (rotary/pen style machine),..
I have a fast hand so when lining I like a 7 or 9rl for a good solid line and a higher voltage to keep up with my faster working speed. I was catching the skin too much at lower voltage.
And I would motion the line above the skin first to feel the flow of the line before I'd actually sink it confidently and stable to actually put it in when I was learning.
I have had the needle wobble from length but for some reason I see the effect more on actual skin than the rubber simulation skin. It's close to skin but the layers and makeup of real aren't the same.
What would you practice to keep ur line work consistent like straight lines or following patterns I've put a pen in a coil machine and traced lines out of a tattoo magazine I feel like it helped but mow I have a rotary machine shaped more like a pen
Has to try to do bad and still looks ok. Haha . I see what you mean about comfort zone with your hand and posture. Got the bronc next to me in bed put in my fist needle. When I get home I will film my fist line !
i’m 16 turning 17 next week but i’ve decided i wanted to become a tattoo artist as a side hustle. i plan on getting the cheyenne sol nova unlimited wireless but i’m not sure what stroke length i should get. i’m deciding between a 3.5 or 4.0.
Hey everyone! I had a question but idk if I would sound stupid... Can I use a used cartridge on fake skin to practice my designs? Is there a way to clean them so ink does not stick on them? I'm just starting the journey. From what I'm seeing, the CNC Police 9RS is strong getting that ink in really good. Nice video for sure!
You see this is what i mean your badass bro and pretty thorough and straight forward and through time and persistence i will eventually get better. #DanielYuck
I have tourettes and somethings I focus on can calm down my tourettes. Now, my question for you is. Would tattooing a person and focusing on lining a tattoo be calming or stressful? And is it calming or stressful to you?
I personally stick with a specific voltage depending on whether I'm lining or shading. I like to be around 6.9 volts for lining and about 6.0 for shading but practice and find what works best for you.
That’s a great question! When I am tattooing with a larger configuration I used to tend to higher up my voltage but now I run at around 6-7 volts for almost all of the tattoos that I do. I have tried lining at 8 with bigger needles, at 7 with larger needles, etc and for me the 7 volt range is healthy depending on my setup for larger needle groupings. I would much rather adjust my hand speed over changing the voltage. The lower the voltage in theory I will get a bit more time on the skin before I have to move on.
How do I msg you directly Looking for some advice on tattooing I'm in Canada ontario been using ambition soldier and just need some advice on my lone work and shading 😎 anything would be greatly appreciated
Please help me guys. I was doing really well on fake skin. Perfect lines. But whenever I do tattoos on my friends or clients, all my lines are shaky. Really annoying and frustrating. Why????
I'd say, practice with every needle. Every movement should be intentional. When you're working with a smaller needle, make sure you cover all your bases (no caffeine, etc), to avoid shaky lines. You can go back and run a 1RL next to your current line (assuming fake skin) and see the improvement.
Me personally I wouldn’t practice with a 1rl. Reason being when I do use a 1rl I don’t really feel any resistance or anything like this as a 1rl is considerably smaller over most common needles. If I practiced with say a 11RL or a RS I can see, feel and hear what I am doing, these elements don’t necessarily work the same for a 1RL. The surface area of a 1rl is so tight that it will essentially just rip through anything if we aren’t familiar with depth or hand speed. I would encourage you to work and practice with a needle that is big enough for you to see the tip as you practice lining. Using a 1rl requires a different approach over lining with other configurations.
Great video but needle hanging out too far shouldn’t be one that list in the beginning. PSA DONT RIDE THE TUBE! Understand you canvas of skin and you win 🥇 once you really get into the details you will find that there is a lot but it’s worth knowing
I would agree! There are variances in quality of needle that could potentially impact one’s work. I can also see how gripping a machine would not be beneficial to stability. These are great variables to consider. Thank you for dropping a comment!
I will cover more on stretching of skin in depth in another video. In a nutshell I don’t typically like to stretch the skin out exact. I prefer to hold the skin down to keep it from moving. I find that this results in less irritation of the skin while still being able to input ink correctly.
Ooooof, that’s a tough question. I think needle size for anything would be dependent on the design at hand. the design I am doing always helps me determine the needles that I need.
I'm not necessarily having problems with shaking lines but problems with using the stencil papers they never seem to transfer to skin for me any ideas?
@@DanielYuck looking back at my comment that's true only to an extent because if the artist knows what they are doing the can stop and restart the line after adjusting hand position with ease
Want to practice your line work? Maybe your shading?
You can now practice on the go any time any place with the workbooks listed below.
I have created an assortment of various books ranging from lining practice workbooks, shading practice workbooks, tattoo educational books & workbooks, tattoo fun workbooks, and more!!
Below I will list my Amazon affiliate links for you to the books that I have created.
Thank you for time and support!
You are appreciated.
The Tattoo Journal V1 Basic Lining Exercises Paperback
amzn.to/3Gk2ZxQ
The Tattoo Journal V1 Basic Lining Exercises Hardcover
amzn.to/3RnbmPI
The Tattoo Journal V2 Advanced Lining Exercises Paperback
amzn.to/3uDjAKr
The Tattoo Journal V2 Advanced Lining Exercises Hardcover
amzn.to/46ByMoz
The Tattoo Journal V3 Design Lining Exercises Paperback
amzn.to/3T30KGU
The Tattoo Journal V3 Design Lining Exercises Hardcover
amzn.to/3R4kZkU
The Book About Fake Tattoo Skin Hardcover
amzn.to/3uFhFoQ
The Book About Fake Tattoo Skin Paperback
amzn.to/3N6QTMa
The Floral Guide V1: The Guide To Better Shading
amzn.to/3R4ttbJ
Tattoo Needle Trivia V1: A Fun Tattoo Game In A Workbook
amzn.to/3uH8g04
Graffiti Writes V1: Learn How To Graffiti
amzn.to/3GkBzbh
Print To Practice V1: Infinite Tattoo Practice On Demand
amzn.to/3GkBJ2n
Tattoo Word Search: The Word Search Book For Every Tattoo Artist
amzn.to/47AelKa
The Tattoo Planner: Appointment Organizer Hardcover
amzn.to/3sXK3St
The Tattoo Planner: Appointment Organizer Paperback
amzn.to/3sVoD8u
A Peace Of Mind Stress Relief Coloring Book: Adult Coloring Book To Ease, Calm, Sooth Your Mind Hardcover
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A Peace Of Mind Stress Relief Coloring Book: Adult Coloring Book To Ease, Calm, Sooth Your Mind Paperback
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Labyrinth Effect: Adult Maze Activity Book Paperback
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im a 14 yr old aspiring tattoo artist. it has been my dream job for about 3/4 years. i got a tattoo machine for christmas and have been watching your videos to help learn how to improve my tattoo art. thank you for making these videos, youve helped me a lot already
Tips 1.Don't tattoo your self 2. start small keep on little brother
Yes keep your eyes on your dreams practice every chance you get n post your work I would like to see ur success....
Bro youve got the advantages of time don't give up by the time your my age you'll be killing it dream on man practice drawing It will help elevate you as an artist. Good luck on your journey
Go for it! My daughter is 10 and tattooed me and her grandma. Perfect lines, she Def has a potential future in tattooing, and so do you.
Keep working, keep improving and you will be great.
@@stevenfronz5957 wish I had followed tip one. Lol I've sleeved myself. I wish I didnt do over half of them so I had room to do the ones I do now
This man is giving away the secrets of the universe over here. This channel needs to blow up.
Haha Thank you so much for the kind feedback! It means a lot to me. I appreciate your support.
ALWAYS remember your breathing. We’re all guilty of holding our breath to get that perfectly straight line, but when you do, your body goes through atrophy. Your muscles jerk uncontrollably due to lack of oxygen. So.. BREATHE. Eat. Cut down on caffeine and get enough sleep. You’ll see a world of difference.
Ugh- this! It's so hard to breathe while lining 😭🤣
Yes, those are definitely important factors easily neglected. Worthy reminder. Thank you for sharing! 😊
Oh, i thought you were suppose to hold your breath while doing lines? I figured snipers hold their breath when aiming a target so it would help with tattoos too? lol
@F1N1SHEDD I struggled so much with this when I started. I thought the exact same thing until I noticed my body or arm would jerk ever so slightly. Even the slightest jerk can mess up a permanent line. Allow that oxygen in, my friend. Lol
@queenwinning most welcome!
I had to cut back on coffee. Breathing exercises help. Also, I make sure I've eaten to avoid the shakes. Good vid again my guy!
Same I love coffee and energy drinks but I can't have them before practicing.
Oh man! I love coffee as well but anytime I drink it for the next 2-4 hours or so have the jitters and tattooing is challenging when hyped on caffeine. I stay away from coffee now when tattooing. I also eat as well when I am going to do long sessions. This is a very good point and tip for others as well as doing something as simple as eating before a session can make or break a session.
Thank you for dropping a comment and showing your support! I appreciate you
Just want to say how much I appreciate your content! No elitism, great talking speed and no blabbering about on off topic stuff, just right to the point! Thank you for providing such great educational content!
Finding these really useful, I’m a 23 year old musician tryna learn to do tattoos and finding it’s much different to drawing so this stuff is honestly invaluable
I'm a permanent makeup artist wanting to get into tiny tattoos and find line tattoos. I feel like I have a bit of an advantage because I have to be precise on the face but I also know tattoos are different than permanent makeup. I'm constantly learning and practicing. Love all of these videos. ❤️
I learned to tattoo in prison. All single needle. We could pay the electronics guy to solder a few needles together into a magnum but you would have to source a tube other than a bic pen so it was often more of a hassle than it was worth. Point being, the less needles, the easier to see your hesitations/mistakes
Yep... Me too homie
I just got my first tattoo machine. Being a hobbyist tattoo artist is pretty much my entire goal as I'm a graphic designer and into body mods. I've been trying to get used to the machine for a while, even tried tattooing myself and god damn it's hard to do a straight line. I've already got shaky hands and the vibration of the machine makes it ten times more apparent...
Your video is very helpful, thank you so much for this
Another great content other RUclipsrs will overlook i think, i take the movement of my hand, elbow and shoulder and my stretching finger helping my tattoo finger to further keep it steady very serious when I'm pulling long lines, another great demonstration from the Tattooer of the year🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
Ahhh that’s some good info! Thank you bro!
I appreciate you, your time, and your continued support.
It means a lot to me.
Love this !!! This was one of the most well explained videos on line consistency I’ve ever seen
Question how does one maintain proper ink flow exactly
Thank you for the kind feedback and support KING!
I appreciate you.
I think proper ink flow depends heavily on the carts we are using, the ink we are using, needle hang, ink storage are some very common variables that come to mind when I think of ink flow. I think this will vary from person to person and I actually have a full in depth video on this subject. Bare with me as I get that video out for you all.
@waiting on the video !
I’m ready to start tattooing. I’m just looking for places that take apprenticeships near me. I’ve got everything ready. Super excited to get started.
Man you deserve all the best! Thank you for sharing your knowledge!!
Thank you very much for your kind feedback and for your support!
I appreciate you.
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Your verbal demo is so good bro very needed as well your hands on too
Thank you for that! Your kind feedback and support is greatly appreciated.
Te amo mucho, señor desconocido de internet 🥺
I appreciate you making these videos. It helps me out a lot as a newbie.
I just started tattooing literally today and starting learning with a 3 round liner and just practicing all day today I’ve gotten my lines much less shakey and I’m happy to know when I go with a larger needle configuration it will be even more clean
Phenomenal! Thank you!! I just realized a few of these mistakes last night. Any tips for a lefty please?? I am left handed and I turn my page to write, I don't do how some lefties do, where they keep their paper straight and and curve their hand above the line. Does that make sense? I am struggling with how to position my body with being a lefty
Me also! I'm a lefty trying to live in a right handed person's world 🥴
Do you have a tip to learn how to match hand speed and voltage better? Aside from practice of course.
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge 🙏🏻
@danielyuck please answer this....
I actually have a full video talking about hand speed and voltage! I will link you to this video below.
I also planned on making a new updated video on hand speed & voltage for you all.
Hand Speed Vs Voltage
ruclips.net/video/cwCRbJ7HTEU/видео.html
I had created a video a bit ago where I go in depth about hand speed and voltage.
I will link you to that video below.
Hand Speed Vs Voltage
ruclips.net/video/cwCRbJ7HTEU/видео.html
@@DanielYuck 🙏🏻 thank you so much!
Very good advice and as always practice, practice, practice ! Thanks for the video 👍
Thanks Daniel. You are an amazing teacher! God bless you.
I think it is best to start with a 7-9rl.. and then go up to an 11-14 etc.. and after you have done some with those combinations, start to go to a big 5.. then bugpin 5 and then start to touch the 3rls..
That is a simple and practical way to approach it I feel. Start somewhere in the middle and make ones way around until they have developed a comfortability with tattooing. Thank you for sharing.
Another reason that can cause shaky lines is not stretching the skin enough
In this video I found my answer for all my questions,thank you !
What needle size did you use for the rounder thicker liners? Great video!
I’ve watched this video so many times and I want to put in practice every single advice G
i'm starting to study tattoo now and your videos are the best for see and understand the theoric parts.
Got my tattoo machine today! I’m 15 and i practice on fake skin. Hope my future job will be successful!!
And, Daniel Yuck, i have a question about your tattoo journal. Is it paper? You draw lines with a pen?
Another great video, thanks for your advices Daniel
Thank you for taking the time to drop a comment! I appreciate your support.
As a fresh apprentice your videos are so so helpful! I have them on in the background kinda like a podcast? Whilst i'm practicing and improving my drawing pencil on paper skills like shading etc. Thank you so much and keep it up!
So, for doing solid lines is a 7RS more forgiving than a 7RL? What is the difference between the two needles. Great video! Thanks!
Dude, you have the best teaching videos, thank you very much for all of these! would love to see you talk through a real tattoo
Thank you very very much for your kind feedback Dylan! I appreciate you.
It really means a lot as I do my best for you all.
Hi. Love your videos, they are soo helpful and packed with clear concise information. I am a semi permanent makeup artist. I mainly do machine hairstrokes. Would you recommend drawing hairstrokes with a curved magnum?
Great video !!!! Super helpful
This is awesome, love your videos and tons of great advice!!
Thank you for your feedback and support!
You are appreciated.
Why aren’t my lines solid black,I think I m doing everything right,but I m not using reel skin,is it a common thing for cheaper skins?
Hey Daniel :) I have a question regarding tattooing larger people. Do you have any advice for pulling lines smoothly on skin that you need three points of contact to properly stretch? I've noticed that for me at least, if my tattooing hand is lubed up enough to glide over the skin, there's not enough bite to stretch the skin, and if there's enough bite to stretch the skin, there's not enough glide to smoothly pull longer lines.
Have someone else (or the client) help you stretch the skin if they are able. Just last night I had a client just sort of pull the skin of her forearm from the top for me. I didn’t make a big deal of it just said “hey can you help me out? Can you just put your hand here and pull upward for me?Hold it just like this for about 30 seconds (or however long)You’re doing great.” Nothing else needs to be said and calls less attention to them than involving a third person. Not always possible though for the unreachable areas.
Ole vet who just picked up a tattoo machine. Lovin it cause your the “go to” guy for any questions. #DanielYuck
good vídeo thanks 👊👏
Your line videos literally changed my technique for the better! Thank you for sharing and giving back to this industry! #DanielYuck
Depth control is on point
thanks daniel . also i already followed you on tiktok 😊😁😁
Thank you so much!
I appreciate you and your support!
Thank you for following me on TikTok as well!
Hey Daniel another awsome video thank you and keep it up,i just Got one question about the INK flow im not understanding what does affect that could you please comment Here ,much love
Thank you for the feedback and support!
I appreciate you.
When we don’t have good ink flow the needle will still be doing it’s job however there will be no ink deposit. Therefore when we are tattooing the line for example when our ink flow is not flowing our line will come out inconsistent because nothing was being deposited. So we’d be braking the skin open and nothing more. 1 of the many reasons ink flow is essential.
@@DanielYuck thank you 🤟
Im 16 and got a coil gun for christmas and am now trying to learn how to reduce the wobble in my lines i personally think the coil gun is comfy in my hand but the angle is something i have to get used to
Get u a good rotary machine ( Proteus or CNCP6. W/adjustable throw) and use cartridge needles,. IMO the coil machine vibrates a bit much,. Too much,.. it will be more comfortable (rotary/pen style machine),..
''So now you can see how am starting to shake the line''
*Proceed to make a line way better than my actual 'steady' lines*
Very useful video 👍
Thank you very much for the support!
I appreciate it.
I have a fast hand so when lining I like a 7 or 9rl for a good solid line and a higher voltage to keep up with my faster working speed. I was catching the skin too much at lower voltage.
And I would motion the line above the skin first to feel the flow of the line before I'd actually sink it confidently and stable to actually put it in when I was learning.
I started self taught rougue and my silly ass began with 1rl, and I'm a Perfectionist on 1000 so everything got so much easier after that 😆😫😁
I have had the needle wobble from length but for some reason I see the effect more on actual skin than the rubber simulation skin. It's close to skin but the layers and makeup of real aren't the same.
What do you think should be the best grip on the machine?
Watched this one awhile back, but it's one i love going back to! #DanielYuck is the man!
Brilliant information 👍
Thank you Twisted! I appreciate your support.
@@DanielYuck 👍
I needed this 😅
I am glad I am able to help you.
Thank you for watching, I appreciate your support.
Thank you for another video 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
You’re welcome Benny!
I appreciate you taking the time to show some support!
You are appreciated.
I love big wasp carts. Cheap and effective!
thanks soo much
Le linee più marcate con quali aghi? grazie mille.
Thanks
What would you practice to keep ur line work consistent like straight lines or following patterns I've put a pen in a coil machine and traced lines out of a tattoo magazine I feel like it helped but mow I have a rotary machine shaped more like a pen
What skin ointment do you use for tattooing?
One of the best information videos out there 😉. Keep it up I'm learning so much.
#DanielYuck
Thanks for this Video Very Informative when comes to Aspiring Tattoo Artist like me Detailed Video
Has to try to do bad and still looks ok. Haha . I see what you mean about comfort zone with your hand and posture. Got the bronc next to me in bed put in my fist needle. When I get home I will film my fist line !
i’m 16 turning 17 next week but i’ve decided i wanted to become a tattoo artist as a side hustle. i plan on getting the cheyenne sol nova unlimited wireless but i’m not sure what stroke length i should get. i’m deciding between a 3.5 or 4.0.
Hey everyone! I had a question but idk if I would sound stupid... Can I use a used cartridge on fake skin to practice my designs? Is there a way to clean them so ink does not stick on them? I'm just starting the journey. From what I'm seeing, the CNC Police 9RS is strong getting that ink in really good. Nice video for sure!
New needle needed. Never re use a needle that has been used on a person. Used ones need to go into a sharps container.
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You see this is what i mean your badass bro and pretty thorough and straight forward and through time and persistence i will eventually get better. #DanielYuck
Why does my needle not do what he's does goes up and down mine just stays still and vibrates
I have tourettes and somethings I focus on can calm down my tourettes. Now, my question for you is. Would tattooing a person and focusing on lining a tattoo be calming or stressful? And is it calming or stressful to you?
let me know the end of this pls im curious
Do you turn your volts up when using a bigger needle? And if so what's the range? I have had multiple opinions on this.
I personally stick with a specific voltage depending on whether I'm lining or shading. I like to be around 6.9 volts for lining and about 6.0 for shading but practice and find what works best for you.
You could just keep slow down your hand speed and keep the voltage or vice versa.
That’s a great question!
When I am tattooing with a larger configuration I used to tend to higher up my voltage but now I run at around 6-7 volts for almost all of the tattoos that I do. I have tried lining at 8 with bigger needles, at 7 with larger needles, etc and for me the 7 volt range is healthy depending on my setup for larger needle groupings.
I would much rather adjust my hand speed over changing the voltage. The lower the voltage in theory I will get a bit more time on the skin before I have to move on.
I know others have said it but seriously, making sure to have eaten something has been game-changing lol.
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What ointment did u use?
What skin do you use?
I dont know how many times i watch and listened to this video and tried what was said. Thank you #DanielYuck
thank you
You’re welcome!
Thank you for your support as well.
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Looking for some advice on tattooing
I'm in Canada ontario been using ambition soldier and just need some advice on my lone work and shading 😎 anything would be greatly appreciated
Great video very informative 👏🏼🤓
Thank you Teresa! I appreciate your feedback and support.
Please help me guys. I was doing really well on fake skin. Perfect lines. But whenever I do tattoos on my friends or clients, all my lines are shaky. Really annoying and frustrating. Why????
Strech the skin
Would you say that practicing depth and hand speed with a 1RL is better considering it seems to be the most difficult to use?
I'd say, practice with every needle. Every movement should be intentional. When you're working with a smaller needle, make sure you cover all your bases (no caffeine, etc), to avoid shaky lines. You can go back and run a 1RL next to your current line (assuming fake skin) and see the improvement.
if you can pull one clean with a 1rl you can pull every size perfect so yeah you can choose a 1 rl
Me personally I wouldn’t practice with a 1rl. Reason being when I do use a 1rl I don’t really feel any resistance or anything like this as a 1rl is considerably smaller over most common needles. If I practiced with say a 11RL or a RS I can see, feel and hear what I am doing, these elements don’t necessarily work the same for a 1RL. The surface area of a 1rl is so tight that it will essentially just rip through anything if we aren’t familiar with depth or hand speed.
I would encourage you to work and practice with a needle that is big enough for you to see the tip as you practice lining. Using a 1rl requires a different approach over lining with other configurations.
@@DanielYuck okay cool, thank you so much for the advice. 👍
I always come back to this video, thank you for sharing. #DanielYuck
when i’m trying to tattoo my hand gets caught on the skin then jerks my line when i get in caught
@DanielYuck Can I stop while getting out of my comfort zone? If the line is long ?
Oh yea!
If you begin to tattoo outside of your comfort zone I would highly encourage you to taper out and begin the line again by tapering in.
@@DanielYuck thank u sir
what camera you use ?
What size needle ?
Great video but needle hanging out too far shouldn’t be one that list in the beginning. PSA DONT RIDE THE TUBE! Understand you canvas of skin and you win 🥇 once you really get into the details you will find that there is a lot but it’s worth knowing
Ive tattooed mgself snd it looks amazing. Im getting really good and some of ur tios has helped
Quality of the needle is close to the top of the list imo. Also gripping the tattoo machine way to tight
I would agree! There are variances in quality of needle that could potentially impact one’s work. I can also see how gripping a machine would not be beneficial to stability. These are great variables to consider. Thank you for dropping a comment!
Awesome stuff man keep it up # Danielyuck
I have been learning so much from your videos! Thank you! #DanielYuck
What voltage do u use?
When it comes to lining I typically will line at around 7-8 volts depending on machine.
Yea but like.... How do you stretch the skin while doing any of these two hand techniques?
I will cover more on stretching of skin in depth in another video.
In a nutshell I don’t typically like to stretch the skin out exact. I prefer to hold the skin down to keep it from moving. I find that this results in less irritation of the skin while still being able to input ink correctly.
What size needle is good for lining and filling
Ooooof, that’s a tough question.
I think needle size for anything would be dependent on the design at hand.
the design I am doing always helps me determine the needles that I need.
Not align with the foot pedal while leaning on ur knee having while balancing on ur toe
I'm not necessarily having problems with shaking lines but problems with using the stencil papers they never seem to transfer to skin for me any ideas?
A tattoo primer or deodorant..not antiperspirant
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Great explanation always is very understandable keep up the videos #DanielYuck
Bro how do you clean the fake skin so clean
Another reason is pulling lines to long
I agree! If the line is far out of one’s comfortability range I can see some wonky lines or wobbles happening.
@@DanielYuck looking back at my comment that's true only to an extent because if the artist knows what they are doing the can stop and restart the line after adjusting hand position with ease
I just started and my lines are really shaky
Once agian always helpful #DanielYuck