I'll be honest, great nice lines BUT i'm quessing he used 14-18 liner and that is way too thick i would not recomend too thick lines like this. Within 10 years they will look even more thicker and then they don't look anymore so nice. I would use bugpin 9L. So the work would look lot crisper and has more of lifespan to stay beautiful. Otherwise good job!
This is excellent work and Very Beautiful But I would have loved to get some explanation.... Needlesize, depht, speed and voltage...things like that....or brand of machine etc
That’s different for every person not only for different power supply’s/tattoo machines but the voltage used depends on an individual’s hand speed. The numbers are not important the technique is what matters.
@@lukedorrington7455 As a beginner I can say that I am curious (and a lot of other people) what speed they use. I'm not saying that you have to copy and do exactly as they do. It's just easier to find your ideal speed and technique, it's help a lot.
@@Ramblingrose90 my advice to you would be to set your machine to say 4 volts then run a line, wipe it off and see if it’s crisp if not go up a volt and try again repeat until you have a crisp line then you will have found your own lining voltage for your hand speed. I wasn’t having a dig at you I was just pointing out that another tattooists voltage setting is irrelevant to you as yours will be different as you will tattoo differently, have different equipment etc
@@Ramblingrose90 depends if you use rotary or coil machines also depends on the needle size bro I run Bishop machines and for thick trad lines I’ll run at about 8.5 volts where as thinner lines I’ll run at about 7.5 I’d say start at 7 volts and go from there if the lines aren’t going in right turn up the voltage or slow your hand speed down if you have blowouts turn down the voltage/speed up your hand
Shader is easier, specially when you have to make tighter curves and nice lines. This is kind of debatable as some guys saying that people use shaders because they don't know how to use liners. Honestly, unless it's a fine line tattoo, I don't see a different with RL or RS. My japanese artist always use shader for thick lines and it looks amazing and hurts not so much too. It's depending on the artist I would say. Re the voltage, I think it really matters depending on your machine and the power supply. Having a cheyenne machine and a critical power supply might run the machine at 6.5V but a low quality machine and chinese power supply could be 8V, this is my personal opinion 🙂
He uses Dragonink and the Mast pen ..the cartridges are the mast pro blue carts ( 14rs and 15rm ..yes shader for getting solid big lines) for all they ask always the same :)
Your using a shader? If so which one? And how do you keep your stencil there without wiping it off? I have trouble when it comes to the stencil staying
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I can never get solid lines like these with a rs. I usually just run 2 passes with a 9rl. One of the things I’m known for is my line work/lettering an I still can’t do it for some reason lol
Am learning how to tattoo am ok with like but when i come to color its getting hard to do it i used fake skin its ok but on real skin i cant make it work Like your doing your black I practice on my self and was messy maybe am running hight voltage or the niddle to far out any advice ?
Why have the title of the video saying "How to tattoo a line correctly" and just have us watching u do it?? Watching u do it isnt telling me shit?!?! U do great line work but how about explaining the more finer details. Because im just watching u tattoo and not gaining one stick of informative information!! #justsayin
To the scratchers trying to learn from a youtube video instead of learning the right way really need to stop. Tattooing is an art form that requires a lot of practice not just a couple youtube videos. This work is subpar as someone already stated. If you want to tattoo then learn the right way and here is step 1 of the right way...... Dont go on youtube to learn.
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Absolutely beautiful linework. This is the perfect definition of handspeed to machine speed.
I'll be honest, great nice lines BUT i'm quessing he used 14-18 liner and that is way too thick i would not recomend too thick lines like this. Within 10 years they will look even more thicker and then they don't look anymore so nice. I would use bugpin 9L. So the work would look lot crisper and has more of lifespan to stay beautiful. Otherwise good job!
I hope to be a tattoo artist one day but damn I could happily watch people tattoo all day
Same xD
Omg those lines looks so perfect ❤️
Amazing work 😍
Great work,im from Argentina,good ink!!!
Una de mis artistas favoritas, excelente tatuadora un saludos.
oh my god, what machine is so beautiful
Absolutely awesome work 👍🏻
😍😍😍 so clean
This is excellent work and Very Beautiful
But I would have loved to get some explanation....
Needlesize, depht, speed and voltage...things like that....or brand of machine etc
I think it’s an 18 round shader dude because of the size of the lines and thickness if it was a round liner the lines would be a more think
I have said this over a dozen times them lines are crispy and solid
Your stencils always look so clean! What printer do you use ?
Chévere, saludos desde Perú, aprendo bastante con ustedes. Muchas gracias.
Can you also add what power do you use while tattooing? It will also be of great help :)
That’s different for every person not only for different power supply’s/tattoo machines but the voltage used depends on an individual’s hand speed. The numbers are not important the technique is what matters.
@@lukedorrington7455 As a beginner I can say that I am curious (and a lot of other people) what speed they use. I'm not saying that you have to copy and do exactly as they do. It's just easier to find your ideal speed and technique, it's help a lot.
@@Ramblingrose90 my advice to you would be to set your machine to say 4 volts then run a line, wipe it off and see if it’s crisp if not go up a volt and try again repeat until you have a crisp line then you will have found your own lining voltage for your hand speed. I wasn’t having a dig at you I was just pointing out that another tattooists voltage setting is irrelevant to you as yours will be different as you will tattoo differently, have different equipment etc
@@lukedorrington7455 4 volts is way too low for any machine to run a line most machines won’t even power up at that voltage
@@Ramblingrose90 depends if you use rotary or coil machines also depends on the needle size bro I run Bishop machines and for thick trad lines I’ll run at about 8.5 volts where as thinner lines I’ll run at about 7.5
I’d say start at 7 volts and go from there if the lines aren’t going in right turn up the voltage or slow your hand speed down if you have blowouts turn down the voltage/speed up your hand
Very nice, this is what I do all day everyday
What needle was used and ink? I love the lines
I really love your line work. What cartridges are you using 9n this one? Round shader?
Why you always use RS for lining rather than RL? 😊
Good question, and also what power you use to make the lines look so nice?
@@Ramblingrose90 i'm also wondering if the lines will stay crsip when it heals.
for many thick lines your standard rl can't even get that thick
Shader is easier, specially when you have to make tighter curves and nice lines. This is kind of debatable as some guys saying that people use shaders because they don't know how to use liners. Honestly, unless it's a fine line tattoo, I don't see a different with RL or RS. My japanese artist always use shader for thick lines and it looks amazing and hurts not so much too. It's depending on the artist I would say.
Re the voltage, I think it really matters depending on your machine and the power supply. Having a cheyenne machine and a critical power supply might run the machine at 6.5V but a low quality machine and chinese power supply could be 8V, this is my personal opinion 🙂
@@JuanMoralles that's not true
Will the lines still look crisp after healing because you're using a Shader???
Tried it. Yes it works
@@nobody1205 Cool..Thanks bro.. 😁
If you are going super thick better make the tattoo huge. Could have a nice blob in 20 years
@@joseluismartinez6505 Okay.. Thanks..
@@JimmyUtahGo Hahaha thanks for that😃
Bonjour ,tatouez vous en France ? En tout cas , magnifique travail . Fan de France . 🤘
Amazing! Always love your lines 💕
What machine and stroke is this please, fantastic line work
Wow wow beaaltiful
He uses Dragonink and the Mast pen ..the cartridges are the mast pro blue carts ( 14rs and 15rm ..yes shader for getting solid big lines) for all they ask always the same :)
Wow.. Can u share what needle u use for lining? And voltage aswell.
it is in the description 14rs , voltage depends on the machine and hand speed.
Your work is amazing 💯
Hola! Muy bonito trabajo, como logras una línea sólida con la aguja 14rs??
Your using a shader? If so which one? And how do you keep your stencil there without wiping it off? I have trouble when it comes to the stencil staying
Use a good stencil solution.
Let the stencil sit for 20-30 minutes before starting the tattoo.
@@crystalking5550 right.
Dab your lines while tattooing don't wipe
Ridin that tube
I love u 2!!! the best
Dragonhawk tattoo supply uses this video to advertise their needles. The purple carts.
what kind of needle do you use??its is rs or Rl
Как получается делать так быстро линии?! Это магия какая-то))
So nice
What voltage do you use to line with the dragon hawk!?
Omg so so nice to hear from you so much cutie 💟✌️✌️✌️✌️💟💟💟💟💟
Yliz du machst es so toll ist für mich wie Meditation 14 round shader 0.35 or 0.40?
Nice
What are you using for those lines?! They're awesome!!
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👏👑Cool lines
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How come the needle is moving so smoothly? Is it different frm the normal tattoos?
I believe it’s their technique , they’re moving from their elbow not their wrist
can you videos with real time speed, so that we can catch up with the actual of the tube/needle running against the skin
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Fevkalade 🤩
omg i love mandala you are perfect. !! 💯💯
Muy buen trabajo!!! Un saludo
The lines are made with the shader needle??? 😮😮😮
Am I correct, you used 14 round shader for the lining?
RUclips me recomendou acho que é um sinal 😂
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🤟👍 Deine Linien sind perfekt und sehr flüssig bin begeistert 🥇🤟👍
Abi çok iyi ya çizgiler efso 🤫🤫
What needle size do you use for this
9RL?
I think is 13RL OR 15RL ...
thankyou for sharing idol
Disculpa que aguja usastes???? seve gruesa la linia me gusto mucho
what voltage do you line at? ❤️
You using the critical power supply? Or machine just got a strong punch
Me encantó! Muy buenas líneas🔥
Deeem lining with a 14rs okay I see you
Bu dövmenin dış hatlarında kaç no iğne kullandınız acaba
Can i ask where do u buy ur raven machine :) :) :)
pure quality !!! amazing
I can never get solid lines like these with a rs. I usually just run 2 passes with a 9rl. One of the things I’m known for is my line work/lettering an I still can’t do it for some reason lol
Same I have to do two passes man but when I was using a good brand of cartridges I could do one pass
Am learning how to tattoo am ok with like but when i come to color its getting hard to do it i used fake skin its ok but on real skin i cant make it work
Like your doing your black I practice on my self and was messy maybe am running hight voltage or the niddle to far out any advice ?
Why have the title of the video saying "How to tattoo a line correctly" and just have us watching u do it?? Watching u do it isnt telling me shit?!?! U do great line work but how about explaining the more finer details. Because im just watching u tattoo and not gaining one stick of informative information!! #justsayin
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What about stretching skin? It looks you not doing it and still have nice results, how I am asking?
Woow wunderschön ‼️👌❤️
How many hours did this take?
looks beautiful! what tattoo ink are you using ?
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Tertemiz iş 💯💯💯
Ah o çizgilerin 😍
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Of the two needles mentioned, which was used for the lines? I love the thickness
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Alguno me podra decir con que aguja y número. Hizo el trabajo?? Es un aguja de línea verdad?
Line için hangi iğneyi kullanıyorsunuz
Que tipo de material ocupas para calcar tu diseño
Awesome art ❤️❤️
To the scratchers trying to learn from a youtube video instead of learning the right way really need to stop. Tattooing is an art form that requires a lot of practice not just a couple youtube videos. This work is subpar as someone already stated. If you want to tattoo then learn the right way and here is step 1 of the right way...... Dont go on youtube to learn.
Pero que tipo de agujas utilizo? RS MG?
Incrível 👏
Скажите, меня одну беспокоит, что временами незащищённый провод касался кровавых линий?
What needle size are those outlines they look crisp
Try using a lower gauge round shader for that kind of effect
It’s in the description lol
14rs and a 15cm
what machine are you using?
No protegió el cable, es importante hacerlo para no hacer contaminación cruzada
What marker and stencil primer do you use?
What is the size of the needle
Какой иглой контур делался?
May you be kind enough to tell me what Needle you are using
In the video description... I hope yall put more effort into tattooing than you do learning and researching. Smh no wonder why artist hate new comers.
what kind of cloths you use to wipe?
What kind of needle
Que tipo de aguja será?
Name of tattoo machine please
QUE MAQUINA USASTE PARA ESAS LINEAS
Ooi qual a sua marca de tinta?
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What the use number cartridge?
The lines looks awsome but i was expecting a explanation or something