@@SKALS-ICY-TOM Tbf their in most cases laser or blackout is pretty much the only way that won't look ridiculous, but it defeats the purpose of the "game".
I could imagine him saying this: "This tattoo is so fucked im just gonna draw a 13 next to it and a few teardrops on your face so maybe people wont publicly laugh at you, good luck."
Couldnt agrre more, I mean the others just ridiculed them and make fun of it. Everyone made wrong choices at some point of their life and O believe these guys did, The artists can at least trying to give some cover up solutions instead just mocking them from start to the end of their slot time
It's nice because it creates an air of welcoming/understanding. Since Inked is such a popular show for people in the main stream media, it's important that these show actually show a professional side and show people that tattooing is a craft. The video is labeled as bad tattoos and "Tattoo artists draw examples of how to fix and cover bad tattoos, and explain what makes them bad." . They don't do that. Except 2 or 3 of the artists who genuinely try. Videos like these that label themselves as how to fix cover ups + why they're bad and literally just mock em close the door to people with bad tattoos trying to actually get them covered up properly. You embarrass them and without knowing their background, shut them out from trying to come into a shop to get actual good work done. Just cause a tattoo looks shitty or drawn poorly doesn't mean it's scratcher work, it could have just been a shitty tattoo artist or apprentice. As an apprentice myself, these videos don't contribute anything to the industry but make it harder for people to genuinely seek professional understanding of the craft and their options. These videos just show professionals acting unprofessional about questions/things related to their actual fucking careers. You can tell who is actually passionate about their work and who is actually professional face to face to work with. They're the ones who care beyond this gimmicky show and actually don't talk shit about their clients behind their backs for their mistakes or past decisions.
I mean you get what you pay for, if you want to not get made of for trash tattoo save up for a good one or don't get one at all, tattoos are a big decision, I know, my dad has a lot of tattoos, he has 2 full sleeves, and he has some trash tattoos he got for cheap and don't look to good, the tattoos will get mad fun of or looked at weirdly if they don't look good it called life
Guy Aitchison is the only tattooist in this video where I would feel save and comfortable since he took even the worst tattoos seriousl. He got actually excited by someone with huge scar tissues
Only one you'd feel comfortable with? I assume you've never gotten a tattoo before lol. Them laughing at garbage tattoos in the video doesn't mean anything, they'll take it seriously if its an actual job, a lot of the artists look like really chill and fun people and coming from someone with tattoos, thats the most important thing for me (apart from talent and skill). Being able to talk and laugh with your artist changes the whole experience massively.
@@xGordzulax ok I might have been a bit harsh on them but I was with a friend who needed a cover up because it faded very quickly and on that day there was a different tattoo artist available (her first tattoo artist travelled abroad for work) and everything went well she went twice for consultation and the stencil was great but all of a sudden he changed the design and didn't follow the stencil in the middle of tattooing and the cover up was on her back so see couldn't see anything. She only got to see it in the bathroom in front of a mirror for a break and called me so I could pick her up. I know its rare and I know the fun in great communication with the tattoo artist and the overall experience but after seeing my friend in tears traumatized me a bit. by the way the stencil was a flower and he tattooed lines that looked like half a head and 2 eyes on.
@@Cincelia thats a shit story, sorry for your friend. Some tattoo artists turn out cunts, gotta be careful when choosing. Get referals from friends etc. Its a big choice to make haha
That's a great point! I imagine the younger artists have a working professionalism in the context of the shop but here in this video its like a window into their work thoughts when they aren't working. That level of respect he shows even in a hypothetical shows how much he loves his work.
That last one when he acknowledged the guy and said he'd want him to look him up so he could help him and do something awesome. The heart feels man that was awesome and very cool attitude from him. Love it.
But I agree with the other tattoo artist's advice to go to the hospital first to get it removed and then go back to get a tattoo over the scar tissue it created.
The dude with long hair and the glasses is actually giving advice and doing his best to cover it, I could watch him do this for hours Edit: And the guy with all the face tattoos
Yeah I feel the rest of them seem pretty self righteous and can imagine them being pretty douchey if I actually came in for a cover up. Or maybe they are just at that level where they need perfect blank skin to do something cool and can’t handle that kind of challenge. I definitely wouldn’t go to any of them except Guy and Ruben. The rest have shown themselves to be way to judgmental which is a bummer.
@@pandarouge91 And tattoo artist should be like that. Every guy who don't work as clown should be like that when facing the client. You know I have fun many times talking about my health condition, fact that I don't have gf, my religion, me leaving with parents, my scars, etc. When I talk about my job I'm serious. Some of them looks like cool guys for party, but nothing more.
Here's an idea for Inked. I'd be really impressed if they tracked the dude with the really bad keloid scarring down and at least got him a consult with Guy. I'd honestly be interested in THAT story.
When I was 13-19 I struggled with self harm and have a lot of keloid scars that will never heal and hearing guy say he specializes in that really hit home. Would be blessed to have him work on me someday, his designs are rad.
The earnestness and seriousness from Guy, in addition to his artistic eye, is amazing. Can clearly tell he's used to dealing with ridiculous ideas and spatial limitations. Would be happy to be tattooed by him if given the opportunity.
@King Emanuel you understand this is a comedy video on an unprofessional website. These people are making *jokes.* These are highly talented professionals they're just _shitting around_ Have you ever been outside? Or talked to another human being?
@@meowarfmoo Did you see any of them display that they didn't know how to do a tattoo? Art isn't always meant to be knuckle down serious, that's how you get shitty standard tattoos. Stuff like stars, tribals, and fucking portraits and shit. The others know how to improvise, have fun, and know when shit is out of their comfort zone. I would HATE to have a tattoo done by someone who couldnt have a fun out of the box care to the wind attitude, becuase their art would be souless.
@@skumpkin5191 A tattoo artist that has not a single ounce of respect about a customer with a bad tattoo, or a bad or poorly designed tattoo made by another artist actuammy tells you a lot about their personality. The world of tattoo artist can be filled with entitled people, talented or not, i'm not, and i think Sky W wasn't questioning their talent, but their character. Getting a tattoo done by someone you don't appreciate is how you get a bad tattoo done. And dude, if to you drawing dicks pics, hot dogs and making joke about little dicks is a prove to be fun and creative, then i guess there isn't much to tell you.
I love how this episode features the tattoo Bob Ross. He has such immaculate vibes and is actually teaching some really valuable lessons for any new artist
@@AkAsCoTTii3 I'm not saying you're wrong, but who is actually the best tatooers out there if these are medicore? I'm the generic type of person with no tattoos who is impressed by stuff on Ink Master, lmao.
Masamoto6 Totally, I’m not saying they are bad, but they are acting as if they are gods. If you want to see incredible tattooing, look up @stevebutchertattoos
@@AkAsCoTTii3 because honestly what do you want to do with those shit tattoos, just laser it it will be better, seing those tattoos they probably won't be able to afford a good tattoo artist to cover up, just laser that shit. You need to choose the artist correctly
@@AkAsCoTTii3 they arent acting like theyre great, they're actually admitting that they're not by not having an answer for everything. Sometimes you just can't cover a tattoo, sometimes the damage is done and it's shitty, sometimes it's so fucking stupid it's hilarious, but both times they're having fun and making the best out of it. Honestly what more could you ask for in a creative person?
Props to the artists who actually tried to cover these up. I get the “shock” value and humor; but I was looking to see how they would actually fix these.
I honestly thought the video was well balanced, the artists goofing around made the video enjoyable and funny, the other artists actually trying to cover tattoos up made it interesting to watch and to learn a bit about the process behind a cover up
Ikr everyone is giving the artists so much shit, but they’re doing this for fun. It’s not like they’re being paid by actual clients to cover something up, they’re there to entertain us and themselves. Besides a lot of these would be really hard to cover up, and they wouldn’t take these kinds of clients in real life anyway. I liked that two of them were having fun trying to explain what they would do, and the rest of them were having fun by doodling and laughing with their friends.
this went exactly how i thought it would lol. most of 'em are just having fun and tbh i'm not mad about it. the guys who took it seriously deserve so much respect tho
Guy Aitchison is really helpful and professional, I don't know why the rest of them acted like children. Loved the last part with Guy offering his help, I would love to be tattooed by Guy!!
@@SpairM Not like they represent a brand, right? I mean, attaching your face and name to a video where you mock average people doesn't do any damage to your career.
Ruben Barahona and Guy Aitchison are killing it with their cover ups and consideration to the poor person bearing that tattoo. Sara Fabel, love the braless vibe. Everything about you is dope.
If it wasn’t for Guy this video would be a complete waste of time. It’s cute the other artists are having fun but I wouldn’t want to actually get tattoos from them. Talk about children not respecting what they’re doing. When they made fun of the guy with keloids it showed how unprofessional they really are.
I was fine with the ones just goofing around but getting serious with the guy with Keloid scars, saying they wouldn’t want to touch him without medical intervention and a consultation with a dermatologist first, worried that they’d just harm him further, and the ones that genuinely came up with hypothetical designs like that girl with the 3D tree sketch. The artists that continued making jokes about such a serious case are the ones that genuinely pissed me off, like Sara with the maze, it was extremely demeaning. Joking about bad tattoo decisions is one thing, but mocking a physical condition that somebody can’t help and probably already feels insecure about is vile in my book
@@SatanenPerkele lol “narcissistic”? Just gonna start tossing around medical terms now? There’s nothing “narcissistic” about making fun of silly looking art. And I’m not exactly sure what you mean by “artist”, what does and doesn’t count as art.
Tyrelle Davenport Because it’s a really easy way to cover up something, you can make it as big or as small as you want. And as long as you know what you’re doing it often looks really good.
When they’re being silly it’s funny but I like the serious ones better bc I was really interested in how they turned something so awful into their beautiful art they created right on the spot
People acting all offended by the artists joking around as if they'd actually pull this stuff on their own clients. Cover ups in are a specialty. Not every artist is capable of doing it and some of these guys might not be too into them. In actual shops, most of them wouldn't troll clients like this if they can't do a cover. They'd simply tell them "Sorry can't do it" and move on. You're all pissy as if the shit they're scribbling are actually going to be the cover ups. They deal with shitty/drunk/high/ disgusting people all the time who ask for ridiculous tattoos for ridiculous prices. They're allowed to poke fun once in a while.
@@AbsyntheAndTears I think offended is the wrong word. I did find some of them to be distasteful and unprofessional, even slightly cruel. The only people who could be offended by this would be the people who actually have the tattoos. I suppose it depends on why you're watching. If you're here to see people with bad tattoos mocked then you won't be disappointed. If you're here to watch artists be creative then only a couple of them delivered.
I really like the guy with glasses and long hair he is taking this seriously and looks like he does really good work. A lot of ppl get things tattooed that they regret doing cover ups is a good way to showcase your skills because not everyone can do them
The guy at 3:48 is who you go to for your cover-up, he is truly talented in his craft! Also, the guy at 7:56. So, now people you see they laugh at you!
5:31 seeing as this man effortlessly covered the tats in this video super well shows that she’s definitely experienced and talented cuz i’m thoroughly impressed even tho i don’t know anything about tattoos
Guy Aitchison actually trying to improve instead of trolling. He would be the first person on this cast I would want a tattoo from if i was looking for one.
osamashatat cleary that’s not true considering only 3/20 “preached” that. Also who cares... they’re doing it for fun... this isn’t a tattoo experts convention, it’s a youtube video
osamashatat I could use the same logic back at you. Why are you insulting them then? Why not just let people do what they want. I’m not standing up for them I’m just saying that you saying what you are saying is pointless and pretentious, and you should know that.
The last guy talking about covering up scar tissue when I was 11 I had to have my hips broken surgically both of them and I just have huge scars and I want to tattoo the scars if he sees this jesus I'd love to get these scars tattooed
It's nice seeing most of them have fun with mist of them of this, but it's also nice seeing some of them genuinely trying to figure out how to fix some of the particularly difficult ones.
I feel like some of them being really lazy and disrespecful. They trying so hard to be funny but tbh in video like this I really wanna see their real talent. Self advertising gone to waste, too bad
@@XibaXela It just depends on the artist's style. If someone's style isn't really suited for cover-ups, they're probably not going to do them, and/or can't do them very well. Cover-ups have to be fairly dark, depending on what's underneath, bold and textured to hide the lines underneath, right, so that takes realistic (most of it, unless it's really-really dark), portraiture, tribal, most of Japanese, dotwork, minimalistic and watercolour out of the running right off the bat. So you're left with artists who do traditional or neo-traditional to begin with and from there, need people who like to do stuff that's textured enough. So really I don't think it's an issue of skill per se, if the artist is great at style that would work for cover-ups, they can, in all likelyhood, pull them off. Tattooing over scar tissue is another matter, though, takes some practice.
For some of them I could let the joking and making fun of the tattoos slide, but how some of them reacted to the poor guy with keloids really didnt sit well with me. I get keloids sometimes and I'm very lucky my tattoo didnt, but if it did I'd hate to hear someone say shit like that about it. Dumb decisions are preventable. Scarring just happens
Rest of the tattooist: makes fun of everything
Guy: gives actual advice
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
imanagile cat it’s a nice balance
*Guy & Ruben
Edit: and this guy 4:34 whose name I don't know sorry 🙃
You literally clicked on a video in a series about tattoo artists making fun of bad tattoos. What were you expecting? lol
Yeah. That was attractive
I respect the guy actually giving advice and sketches on cover ups
Ha its funny because his name is Guy.
He is the only one who gives a shit
I thought the same thing, he actually wants to show what can be done, and not be a troll about it
@@SKALS-ICY-TOM Tbf their in most cases laser or blackout is pretty much the only way that won't look ridiculous, but it defeats the purpose of the "game".
@@cooledry Yes, the PORPOISE if the game, lol.
That guy with glasses who actually tries to improve these...
*RESPECT*
Also the long haired dude with the heavy accent.
Guy Aitchison is a legend - wrote a book called re-inventing the tattoo
And a skull guy also
@ok and Fly beep is making a joke dude.
You're the one who got r/woooosh homie. Read the room.
I could imagine him saying this: "This tattoo is so fucked im just gonna draw a 13 next to it and a few teardrops on your face so maybe people wont publicly laugh at you, good luck."
The guy with the long hair and glasses and the guy with his whole head covered in ink are so soft spoken! They could be teachers.
You should look into Guy Aitchison interviews. He’s very knowledgeable and a living legend
Unlike Sara who just shames everyone and their bodies. I appreciated how seriously they took this.
Couldnt agrre more, I mean the others just ridiculed them and make fun of it.
Everyone made wrong choices at some point of their life and O believe these guys did,
The artists can at least trying to give some cover up solutions instead just mocking them from start to the end of their slot time
Guy is a living legend❤️
Dose anybody know the guy w/ the full face tattoos name?
I love how Ruben and Guy approach every bad tattoo from a purely professional, artistic standpoint without making fun of the people.
Satanen Perkele well damn...
It's nice because it creates an air of welcoming/understanding. Since Inked is such a popular show for people in the main stream media, it's important that these show actually show a professional side and show people that tattooing is a craft. The video is labeled as bad tattoos and "Tattoo artists draw examples of how to fix and cover bad tattoos, and explain what makes them bad." . They don't do that. Except 2 or 3 of the artists who genuinely try. Videos like these that label themselves as how to fix cover ups + why they're bad and literally just mock em close the door to people with bad tattoos trying to actually get them covered up properly. You embarrass them and without knowing their background, shut them out from trying to come into a shop to get actual good work done.
Just cause a tattoo looks shitty or drawn poorly doesn't mean it's scratcher work, it could have just been a shitty tattoo artist or apprentice. As an apprentice myself, these videos don't contribute anything to the industry but make it harder for people to genuinely seek professional understanding of the craft and their options. These videos just show professionals acting unprofessional about questions/things related to their actual fucking careers. You can tell who is actually passionate about their work and who is actually professional face to face to work with. They're the ones who care beyond this gimmicky show and actually don't talk shit about their clients behind their backs for their mistakes or past decisions.
they deserve to make fun
I mean you get what you pay for, if you want to not get made of for trash tattoo save up for a good one or don't get one at all, tattoos are a big decision, I know, my dad has a lot of tattoos, he has 2 full sleeves, and he has some trash tattoos he got for cheap and don't look to good, the tattoos will get mad fun of or looked at weirdly if they don't look good it called life
@@SatanenPerkele what? Lmao
Guy Aitchison is the only one trying and acting professional, he is actually also giving some good opinions.
Yeah...it was neat seeing real options. The others were just being lazy.
Everybody else said fuck it flowers or laser lol
I would love to see an episode of this with him only
He's the real ink master 👊😎
That is why he is a legend in the tattoo industry... His books are beyond amazing!
Guy Aitchison is the only tattooist in this video where I would feel save and comfortable since he took even the worst tattoos seriousl. He got actually excited by someone with huge scar tissues
Only one you'd feel comfortable with? I assume you've never gotten a tattoo before lol. Them laughing at garbage tattoos in the video doesn't mean anything, they'll take it seriously if its an actual job, a lot of the artists look like really chill and fun people and coming from someone with tattoos, thats the most important thing for me (apart from talent and skill). Being able to talk and laugh with your artist changes the whole experience massively.
@@xGordzulax ok I might have been a bit harsh on them but I was with a friend who needed a cover up because it faded very quickly and on that day there was a different tattoo artist available (her first tattoo artist travelled abroad for work) and everything went well she went twice for consultation and the stencil was great but all of a sudden he changed the design and didn't follow the stencil in the middle of tattooing and the cover up was on her back so see couldn't see anything. She only got to see it in the bathroom in front of a mirror for a break and called me so I could pick her up. I know its rare and I know the fun in great communication with the tattoo artist and the overall experience but after seeing my friend in tears traumatized me a bit. by the way the stencil was a flower and he tattooed lines that looked like half a head and 2 eyes on.
@@Cincelia thats a shit story, sorry for your friend. Some tattoo artists turn out cunts, gotta be careful when choosing. Get referals from friends etc. Its a big choice to make haha
That's a great point! I imagine the younger artists have a working professionalism in the context of the shop but here in this video its like a window into their work thoughts when they aren't working. That level of respect he shows even in a hypothetical shows how much he loves his work.
@@xGordzulax yeah I totally agree with you and thank you my friend now got a great tattoo artist recommended by an experienced friend.
I would watch a whole series of Guy Aitchison fixing bad tattoos.
Yes someone needs to make this happen
I love how Ruben and Guy approach every bad tattoo from a purely professional, artistic standpoint without making fun of the people.
He is like the Bob Ross of the tattoo world!
Same!
Right?! He actually tries and puts real art behind it
That last one when he acknowledged the guy and said he'd want him to look him up so he could help him and do something awesome. The heart feels man that was awesome and very cool attitude from him. Love it.
But I agree with the other tattoo artist's advice to go to the hospital first to get it removed and then go back to get a tattoo over the scar tissue it created.
I agree! I love how he said he specialises in scar tissue. It must be amazing for clients to be able to hide scars.
Yeah except if he has that bad of a Keloid issue he should probably never get tattooed again.
He never said his help will be for free.
The dude with long hair and the glasses is actually giving advice and doing his best to cover it, I could watch him do this for hours
Edit: And the guy with all the face tattoos
Guy Aitchison and Ruben Barahona like: When all the kids are having fun in class and you are here just to study.
Guy is always super professional and articulate when it comes to the tattoos.
Yeah I feel the rest of them seem pretty self righteous and can imagine them being pretty douchey if I actually came in for a cover up. Or maybe they are just at that level where they need perfect blank skin to do something cool and can’t handle that kind of challenge. I definitely wouldn’t go to any of them except Guy and Ruben. The rest have shown themselves to be way to judgmental which is a bummer.
Yeah. Also the one with the full face tatts. RESPECT.
@@pandarouge91 And tattoo artist should be like that. Every guy who don't work as clown should be like that when facing the client. You know I have fun many times talking about my health condition, fact that I don't have gf, my religion, me leaving with parents, my scars, etc. When I talk about my job I'm serious.
Some of them looks like cool guys for party, but nothing more.
Hi, does anyone have the name of the guy with the face tatts? I couldn't see it in the video, but i liked his manerisms
Here's an idea for Inked. I'd be really impressed if they tracked the dude with the really bad keloid scarring down and at least got him a consult with Guy. I'd honestly be interested in THAT story.
Absolutely, me too!
Omg yessss
Same
Hawk 1966 I would as well.
If you're prone to keloids you should just not it's only gon f you up more
I like the artist who took it seriously
Agreed
Fx Cast same
yeap
Which one? Guy, Ruben, or Joe? ( I know you mean Guy, but those other two were pretty solid too. )
When I was 13-19 I struggled with self harm and have a lot of keloid scars that will never heal and hearing guy say he specializes in that really hit home. Would be blessed to have him work on me someday, his designs are rad.
Which one said that?
Edit: Okay, I found it myself. It is the guy at 12:10
r/im14andthisisverydeep
@@ephwurd2yurMother Oh bugger off, it's some rough fucking shit no point in busting in to make fun of it.
@@ephwurd2yurMother oh my god just shut the fuck up
@@ephwurd2yurMother mocking other people’s struggles. cute. fuck off lmao
Aitchison is like the wise owl, sitting there in all his cool watching the new kids goofing around.
I would watch a whole series of Guy Aitchison fixing bad tattoos.
Follow his Instagram-watching hi design and tattoo is oddly calming
The earnestness and seriousness from Guy, in addition to his artistic eye, is amazing. Can clearly tell he's used to dealing with ridiculous ideas and spatial limitations. Would be happy to be tattooed by him if given the opportunity.
Eric The Hawk factssssss brh
Exactly.
Yeah, he's the only one that actually took it seriously. Everybody else just wanted to get their jokes in.
@@septixskeptix1107 He was not the only one, a few of them actually.
Guy Aitchison making all these other artists look like idiots.
They're in a video, not working. They don't need to be so serious. I still like Guy tho
"artists"
They did it to themselves, Guy is just being himself...awesome.
@King Emanuel you understand this is a comedy video on an unprofessional website.
These people are making *jokes.* These are highly talented professionals they're just _shitting around_
Have you ever been outside? Or talked to another human being?
They are idiots
I love how everyone's joking around and then theres 1 or 2 guys genuinely covering them up
the skull guy too
Was it acceptable in the 80s calvin
@@bitemashite1534 I dont even know what that question is based off of. I was born in 2001 my guy
😂😂 lol it's a calvin Harris song buddy 👍
@@bitemashite1534 yo his name isnt even Calvin Harris. His real name is like Adam Wiles or something. He stole my goddamn name
“I would add more texture and more volume definitely....” MAKES A MASTERPIECE
I really appreciate the artists who take it seriously
The 3 artists taking it seriously are the only ones I’d want to do my tattoo
Then you don't truly understand art and creativity...
@@skumpkin5191 yeah and you dont understand that trust is part of tattoos.
@@meowarfmoo Did you see any of them display that they didn't know how to do a tattoo? Art isn't always meant to be knuckle down serious, that's how you get shitty standard tattoos. Stuff like stars, tribals, and fucking portraits and shit. The others know how to improvise, have fun, and know when shit is out of their comfort zone. I would HATE to have a tattoo done by someone who couldnt have a fun out of the box care to the wind attitude, becuase their art would be souless.
@@skumpkin5191 Drawing dicks over a bad tattoo = art and creativity
Brilliant!
@@skumpkin5191 A tattoo artist that has not a single ounce of respect about a customer with a bad tattoo, or a bad or poorly designed tattoo made by another artist actuammy tells you a lot about their personality. The world of tattoo artist can be filled with entitled people, talented or not, i'm not, and i think Sky W wasn't questioning their talent, but their character. Getting a tattoo done by someone you don't appreciate is how you get a bad tattoo done. And dude, if to you drawing dicks pics, hot dogs and making joke about little dicks is a prove to be fun and creative, then i guess there isn't much to tell you.
A lot of bad jokes & two guys who actually tried
And a girl with no bra 😍
So in other words, you and your two dads
Bro, you legit hit the nail on the head with that comment. Lol I legit couldn’t wait for the people taking it serious to give advice on it.
Women calling men stupid, men making jokes about dicks and two people trying.
@@CatchDaBean dude so legit. I was legit with how legit you were. For real legit.
I really like the guy with the skull face tattoo. He's super good, and he seems really sweet
He has a great energy and professionalism about him.
@@alamedadanceparty exactly!
Who is that
@@bluebabeey9343 the guy in the video who has a skull face tattoo. His face is like a skull
@@tiger_844 but whats his name.....
i love the switching back and forth between the people messing around and laughing and then the people trying their best. best of both worlds, y'know.
I love how this episode features the tattoo Bob Ross. He has such immaculate vibes and is actually teaching some really valuable lessons for any new artist
Okay, now we want Guy to have a featured video doing a cover up.
And just like that I am officially a fan of Guy Aitchison. Class act and a true talent. ♡
Telly M same! Impressive level of professionalism
They are only two who are actually trying others make just fun of it ...
luki38430 Because the rest act like they are the best tattooers out there, but are mediocre
@@AkAsCoTTii3 I'm not saying you're wrong, but who is actually the best tatooers out there if these are medicore? I'm the generic type of person with no tattoos who is impressed by stuff on Ink Master, lmao.
Masamoto6 Totally, I’m not saying they are bad, but they are acting as if they are gods. If you want to see incredible tattooing, look up @stevebutchertattoos
@@AkAsCoTTii3 because honestly what do you want to do with those shit tattoos, just laser it it will be better, seing those tattoos they probably won't be able to afford a good tattoo artist to cover up, just laser that shit. You need to choose the artist correctly
@@AkAsCoTTii3 they arent acting like theyre great, they're actually admitting that they're not by not having an answer for everything. Sometimes you just can't cover a tattoo, sometimes the damage is done and it's shitty, sometimes it's so fucking stupid it's hilarious, but both times they're having fun and making the best out of it. Honestly what more could you ask for in a creative person?
Props to the artists who actually tried to cover these up. I get the “shock” value and humor; but I was looking to see how they would actually fix these.
I love how everyone but like 2 people are joking around about this, then the two people are actually taking it seriously
I honestly thought the video was well balanced, the artists goofing around made the video enjoyable and funny, the other artists actually trying to cover tattoos up made it interesting to watch and to learn a bit about the process behind a cover up
95 percent goofing 5 percent trying.
It's not funny when you making fun of a mistake.
Agreed; I think it's worth noting that artists will sometimes tell you it's not worth trying to cover up, and laser is the better option.
Ikr everyone is giving the artists so much shit, but they’re doing this for fun. It’s not like they’re being paid by actual clients to cover something up, they’re there to entertain us and themselves. Besides a lot of these would be really hard to cover up, and they wouldn’t take these kinds of clients in real life anyway. I liked that two of them were having fun trying to explain what they would do, and the rest of them were having fun by doodling and laughing with their friends.
@@in_99 exactly, I thoroughly enjoyed this video. Loved the playfulness of the guys joking, and then the actual tattoo ideas.
this went exactly how i thought it would lol. most of 'em are just having fun and tbh i'm not mad about it. the guys who took it seriously deserve so much respect tho
I love how everyone else is just shitposting and Guy is legitimately trying to fix them
Guy and the dude with the Rush t-shirt were definitely trying and being professional, so props to them
I love the guys who actually look for solutions.
I admire the honesty and respect Guy Aitchison had in this video, he's just a really chill guy I would love to get tattooed by him.
Guy Aitchison is really helpful and professional, I don't know why the rest of them acted like children. Loved the last part with Guy offering his help, I would love to be tattooed by Guy!!
Because, and I know this might come as a shock to you, art is supposed to be fun.
@Thibault Derese Fuck off, shit-for-brains
@@sweetneko1257 true
Jayme Ann they aren’t working they don’t have to act proper all the time
@@SpairM Not like they represent a brand, right? I mean, attaching your face and name to a video where you mock average people doesn't do any damage to your career.
I’ll save y’all time... all comments are about how professional Guy Aitchison was.
Your welcome ☺️
Those are the exact comments i was hoping for
The older tatoo artist with the long hair seems to me like he would be a great mentor. He's very wise imo.
I love the artists that actually took this seriously. Seeing what they can do on the spot was sick.
Big respect to the artists who are actually taking this seriously.
I love how Guy is actually trying and everyone else is like “oooooohhhhh HELL!”
The skullface guy also genuinely tries to help.
Jean-Kristof Bouton his name is tattoo joe! He’s from CT my bf used to get tattooed by him he’s sweet guy 👍🏽
Guy was the highlight of this video, gotta appreciate how motivated and genuine he is with his advice!
Although I don't have any tattoos I appreciate the 2 serious artists with realistic solutions.
Props to the artist who really did draw awesome cover-ups. He's my favourite artist in the bunch.
other tattoo artist : we can't cover up these
guy aitchison : im gonna end this whole mans career
The very last solution in the video was cute and touching to hear his excitement and eagerness to take on that project. 💕
Guy Aitchison is the tattoo artist version of Bob Ross
Ruben Barahona and Guy Aitchison are killing it with their cover ups and consideration to the poor person bearing that tattoo. Sara Fabel, love the braless vibe. Everything about you is dope.
what's the scar tissue guys name please? my arms are 60% scar (not from tattoos) and no artists will touch it
Goodywloss2010 he's guy aitchison look for him on insta as guyaitchisonart 👍🏽
Both him and his sister are fucking amazing artists with incredible bodies of work. Hope you can book him!
I wish you luck, I hope you get something you really want
lol what? I scraped the whole side of my shin and calf, parts of my knee and ankle in a motorcycle accident and covered up the scar without questions.
@@PoorCoyotee Your response was childish. Maybe your scar has a different texture which makes it easier to cover up.
“You’re acting like a real client right now” 😂😂😂😂
Guy's actually giving honest answers and advice on how he would actually help the person out. I like that.
I love the one guy actually taking it seriously and giving good advice 💜
The artists actually taking the question halfway seriously were far more interesting
I appreciate Ruben and Guy for being serious about it, as well as being just generally informative
I love the long hair guy who actually had worth while things to say
And the skull guy too-
@@arandomguy2823 yeah anyone know their @
I love how Ruben Barahona is completely serious about fixing these
If it wasn’t for Guy this video would be a complete waste of time. It’s cute the other artists are having fun but I wouldn’t want to actually get tattoos from them. Talk about children not respecting what they’re doing. When they made fun of the guy with keloids it showed how unprofessional they really are.
oh my god you sound lame. get over yourself.
I was fine with the ones just goofing around but getting serious with the guy with Keloid scars, saying they wouldn’t want to touch him without medical intervention and a consultation with a dermatologist first, worried that they’d just harm him further, and the ones that genuinely came up with hypothetical designs like that girl with the 3D tree sketch. The artists that continued making jokes about such a serious case are the ones that genuinely pissed me off, like Sara with the maze, it was extremely demeaning. Joking about bad tattoo decisions is one thing, but mocking a physical condition that somebody can’t help and probably already feels insecure about is vile in my book
@@jam13rocks right? Good lord it’s a freaking youtube video, OP needs to get over themselves, omfg
@@SatanenPerkele lol “narcissistic”? Just gonna start tossing around medical terms now? There’s nothing “narcissistic” about making fun of silly looking art. And I’m not exactly sure what you mean by “artist”, what does and doesn’t count as art.
I’m starting to think that the guy with long hair and glasses is bob ross in disguise
God bless that older gentlemen with the glasses and shoulder length hair I'm gonna actually look him up
Last dude makes me feel better about my own scar tissue lmao
Nobody:
Tattoo artists: FLOWERS!
Tyrelle Davenport Because it’s a really easy way to cover up something, you can make it as big or as small as you want. And as long as you know what you’re doing it often looks really good.
Flowers cover easy with all the petals and 9 out of 10 times, that’s what people want instead of what they already have 😂
I love the guys who actually like try and give genuine ideas
I wouldn't go to a tattoo artist who didn't take one of these cover ups seriously. Those who did, props to you. I respect your professionalism.
So the guy that looks like Neil Young is for sure the guy to go to.
When they’re being silly it’s funny but I like the serious ones better bc I was really interested in how they turned something so awful into their beautiful art they created right on the spot
Man, watching Guy work his magic and hear his advice is mesmerizing. This vid shows why he’s on another level.
The part I love about this video is that there’s a good mix of artists actually trying to help and humor.
People acting all offended by the artists joking around as if they'd actually pull this stuff on their own clients. Cover ups in are a specialty. Not every artist is capable of doing it and some of these guys might not be too into them. In actual shops, most of them wouldn't troll clients like this if they can't do a cover. They'd simply tell them "Sorry can't do it" and move on. You're all pissy as if the shit they're scribbling are actually going to be the cover ups. They deal with shitty/drunk/high/ disgusting people all the time who ask for ridiculous tattoos for ridiculous prices. They're allowed to poke fun once in a while.
Also it's supposed to be an entertaining video, Idk why some people seem so mad over the people joking, they are not even showing anyone's face.
Thank god I’m not the only one who thinks this, I started to get real worried looking at these comments lol
I'll never get why most comments under Inked videos are people getting offended by literally everything
@@queendiamond770 Its all the hipster kids. Offended by everything.
@@AbsyntheAndTears I think offended is the wrong word. I did find some of them to be distasteful and unprofessional, even slightly cruel. The only people who could be offended by this would be the people who actually have the tattoos.
I suppose it depends on why you're watching. If you're here to see people with bad tattoos mocked then you won't be disappointed. If you're here to watch artists be creative then only a couple of them delivered.
I really like the guy with glasses and long hair he is taking this seriously and looks like he does really good work. A lot of ppl get things tattooed that they regret doing cover ups is a good way to showcase your skills because not everyone can do them
I really wish they’d have taken it a bit more seriously, it’s cool to watch the ones who actually try to make something out of it.
Appreciate those who actually tried.
One could argue that everyone has the shape of a skull on their face already..
Guy is amazing, taking this little challenge seriously show how great and respectful tattooer he must be. So impressed
The guy at 3:48 is who you go to for your cover-up, he is truly talented in his craft! Also, the guy at 7:56.
So, now people you see they laugh at you!
I like the guy that is actually giving advice and is drawing...
Guy Aitchison is the tattoo artist everyone wants and needs! His professionalism is wonderful!
I love that the guy with glasses is taking it very seriously while the others are just joking around lmao
5:31 seeing as this man effortlessly covered the tats in this video super well shows that she’s definitely experienced and talented cuz i’m thoroughly impressed even tho i don’t know anything about tattoos
I love how the long hair dude actually shows real artistic talent and shows actual options. Looks like he seriously tries to improve the shown crap
Kudos to the guy at 3:41 for really trying on every tattoo!
I love this live drawing, I want to see more from Inked where they get these people and show how they draw stuff and conceptualise ideas in real time.
I was rather uncomfortable throughout the whole video... Guy Aitchison was almost the sole redeeming input here.
Most people: I would consult a doctor, He could get skin grafts.
Scottish guy: AMBULANCE
Props to Guy and Joe for actually trying, and doing well lol.
more of Guy Aitchison, it was actually really cool to watch him
I wish more of them actually tried and gave techniques they would use
Guy Aitchison actually trying to improve instead of trolling. He would be the first person on this cast I would want a tattoo from if i was looking for one.
@Thibault Derese because a laugh is a fleeting moment and a thousand plus dollar tattoo is not.
Too many of the “artists” are so judgmental, much respect to the two actual artists taking this seriously and being professional
this is a video they did for fun.... why should they be professional...
JamRocks it’s the opposite of what most people with tattoos preach.
osamashatat cleary that’s not true considering only 3/20 “preached” that. Also who cares... they’re doing it for fun... this isn’t a tattoo experts convention, it’s a youtube video
JamRocks and yet here you are sticking up for them as if they’re you’re friends
osamashatat I could use the same logic back at you. Why are you insulting them then? Why not just let people do what they want. I’m not standing up for them I’m just saying that you saying what you are saying is pointless and pretentious, and you should know that.
I love the contrast between the ones that are having a go at the bad tattoos, and the ones actually offering solutions.
12:11 That coverup of scar tissue would be absolutely stunning. The whole octopus idea is just 👌
Honestly the Bikini and Enter - Exit are my favorites
Dude Guy is the bob ross of tattoo coverups. His voice is so soothing and comforting
Thank god for Ruben and Guy taking it seriously and giving interesting advice and great designs
The last guy talking about covering up scar tissue when I was 11 I had to have my hips broken surgically both of them and I just have huge scars and I want to tattoo the scars if he sees this jesus I'd love to get these scars tattooed
just get ahold of Guy Aitchison. You can always make an appointment
Hit him up! :)
Kenneth Kadin ouch! What happened?
@@aurorasfamilyproductions8484 it's just a thing at birth a hip disease known as perthaes
@@icehawked I dont live near him and idk how to get ahold of him
Aitchison is such a sweet guy.
guy aitchison is truly a master ,i guess that is why they say experience matters
It's nice seeing most of them have fun with mist of them of this, but it's also nice seeing some of them genuinely trying to figure out how to fix some of the particularly difficult ones.
let's all just appreciate a genius artist and so well spoken individual as Guy Aitchison everybody
I feel like some of them being really lazy and disrespecful. They trying so hard to be funny but tbh in video like this I really wanna see their real talent.
Self advertising gone to waste, too bad
Most of the artists I know IRL don't do cover ups. It's like a specialist area and I'm pretty sure most of these guys don't know how to do them well.
@@XibaXela It just depends on the artist's style. If someone's style isn't really suited for cover-ups, they're probably not going to do them, and/or can't do them very well. Cover-ups have to be fairly dark, depending on what's underneath, bold and textured to hide the lines underneath, right, so that takes realistic (most of it, unless it's really-really dark), portraiture, tribal, most of Japanese, dotwork, minimalistic and watercolour out of the running right off the bat. So you're left with artists who do traditional or neo-traditional to begin with and from there, need people who like to do stuff that's textured enough. So really I don't think it's an issue of skill per se, if the artist is great at style that would work for cover-ups, they can, in all likelyhood, pull them off. Tattooing over scar tissue is another matter, though, takes some practice.
For some of them I could let the joking and making fun of the tattoos slide, but how some of them reacted to the poor guy with keloids really didnt sit well with me. I get keloids sometimes and I'm very lucky my tattoo didnt, but if it did I'd hate to hear someone say shit like that about it. Dumb decisions are preventable. Scarring just happens
No, it's just stuck-up people like yourself