Picking The Correct Tattoo Needle?

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  • Опубликовано: 28 дек 2024

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  • @DanielYuck
    @DanielYuck  2 года назад +1

    🚨BLOWING OUT HUMAN SKIN🚨
    Blowing Out Human Skin 🩸
    ruclips.net/video/GcRSF3ixuAk/видео.html

  • @lorinamoore
    @lorinamoore Год назад +2

    You are one of the ONLY tattoo artists who explain so in depth and its fantastic and i learn so much from your videos your tutorials on depth saved my work which is crap but improving due to your videos so thank you so much!!!

  • @SL33P-WALK3R
    @SL33P-WALK3R Год назад +1

    I agree, line weight makes all the difference in art period.

  • @vapestar3705
    @vapestar3705 3 года назад +8

    This is how I was taught to tattoo and on coil machines....my first teacher told me you have to have atleast 4 to 6 machines at all times set up n ready for thicker to thinner lines and atleast 2 for shading or color packing.....now with cartridges it's so so much easier especially if you own a machine that has adjustable stroke and give.....love this video man keep up the good work!

  • @chrisbrewer2455
    @chrisbrewer2455 3 месяца назад +1

    Thanks!

    • @DanielYuck
      @DanielYuck  3 месяца назад +1

      Thank you very much for the super thanks! Thank you for your time and support as well Chris! I appreciate you.

  • @dennislopez6598
    @dennislopez6598 2 года назад +9

    Dude I just watched the whole video...It was absolutely amazing! Thank you so much for explaining everything. As a new tattoo artist I will practice this technique over and over.

  • @nikkib7775
    @nikkib7775 Год назад

    These are the best tattoo videos ive ever seen. You are so thorough with your explanations and you make it so easy to understand. Thank you!

  • @poppylovestattooing-u8m
    @poppylovestattooing-u8m 3 года назад +12

    Thank you for explaining your thought process behind which needle groups you select for which lines on the stencil. I have a tendency of selecting smaller needles rather than are required sized and wind up egret it later.

    • @jaydeallen5641
      @jaydeallen5641 2 года назад +1

      I do the same sometimes, and then have to go back in and reline it.

  • @aprilallen2728
    @aprilallen2728 2 года назад +2

    Just like a sketch you have a different pen for different lines, and designs. It makes sense to me. Thank you. I am just starting out and I am learning what needles are for what. This is perfect. Thank you!

  • @camelfetus1812
    @camelfetus1812 2 года назад +2

    You’re insanely good at explaining everything

  • @lostlifeproduction3475
    @lostlifeproduction3475 3 года назад +1

    Thank you! This video was very helpful and probably the best video I have come across on picking the right needle sizes fot the job. Everything makes so much sense.

  • @jessdrawsit7060
    @jessdrawsit7060 2 года назад +12

    it was interesting watching this because as you'd speak, your voice would drift into the same pitch as the tattoo machine and it made it sound like you were on the verge of breaking into song lol. Thank you for the very helpful video!

    • @DanielYuck
      @DanielYuck  2 года назад +6

      haha Now that is funny!
      Prior to me getting into tattooing I was a sound designer/software developer. I would record sounds and turn them into something completely different. I would also record sounds and input those sounds into the software that I developed for music makers across the globe. I would say my sense of sound is 2nd nature so I very well could have subconsciously matched my voice to the sound of the machine. LOL
      I appreciate you and your support! Don't hesitate to reach out to me should you ever have any questions.

  • @kassc5939
    @kassc5939 2 года назад

    this is insane to me, I wanted to teach myself to tattoo like 3-4 years ago & there was like barley anything out there. thanks my guy

  • @steelcityx99x
    @steelcityx99x 2 года назад +3

    Would love to know what supplies and process you use to get your stencil on so well. Mine smudge and wipe off WAY too easy. Thx

    • @FoxyBuildsDIY
      @FoxyBuildsDIY Год назад

      Same, especially on fake skin. Any tips you've picked up since posting this comment?

    • @steelcityx99x
      @steelcityx99x Год назад

      @@FoxyBuildsDIY longer dry time between stencil application and tattooing. The down side is, after about 6 hours, they become really difficult to wipe off afterward. Seems to be a small “sweet spot” for each fake skin and the amount of time to let it dry.

  • @nuclearslayer5336
    @nuclearslayer5336 3 года назад +1

    Thank so much) Your stencil so strong! mine will disappear after second wiping(

  • @vicentebarbosa2769
    @vicentebarbosa2769 2 года назад +1

    what printer or product do you use to make your stencils

  • @Growpueblo
    @Growpueblo 3 года назад +1

    I've watched a lot of tattoo videos and I would have to say that your videos are probably the most informative that I watched and I appreciate the videos you've been putting out

  • @alexanderizzard1254
    @alexanderizzard1254 3 года назад +1

    Nice piece, needles aren’t to expensive, better to have a clean, detailed piece thats easy to read then to try and save a buck or two! Thanks again bro! Only 2 more days till the draw 😀👍

  • @eroksone
    @eroksone 2 года назад +1

    I think it would be cool if you provided a picture of the stencil so we can do it with you.

  • @DjMrGrimM
    @DjMrGrimM 3 года назад +2

    You say you make your own stencil designs, can you do a tutorial on how you design your tattoo stencils?

  • @rikonedeep
    @rikonedeep 3 года назад

    Thanks for the tips what time are Gon do the drawing or day I for got thought it was the 5th

  • @upgrade1015
    @upgrade1015 Год назад

    Yo! Still crusin and getting all your amazing info !

  • @irushmatrix3733
    @irushmatrix3733 2 года назад

    Now when you switch between needles do you continue to use the same needles when you switch or do you open a new package of a liner or bug pin

  • @martinsprayart
    @martinsprayart 2 года назад

    Exelent video... thankyou so much...very appreciated every movement you did here...

  • @randysnewbiebluesrockguita7782
    @randysnewbiebluesrockguita7782 6 месяцев назад

    I am currently practicing on fake skin. How are you keeping the fake skin so clean ? Mine is 3mm and it is so smeared compared to yours. I have been coating the entire piece with Vaseline and wiping off where I am going to work to keep it dry like you are showing but when I dab the excess ink it always smears and I have to go over it with the Vaseline to clean it off and it makes a big mess. I attempted green soap and a wipe out but the same thing happens. Also my lines are not coming out as dark as yours are. I am thinking I have the needle set to ride the tube and should extend it more but I'm afraid of blow out but I don't want them too shallow. What length are you allowing your needles to protrude from the tube ? I used a 3 round liner for an outline and I think it was too thin, I am switching to the 11 round liner for my next one and will go down from that point to get what I like. I am using Industry Ink the Black and Grey pack and also the 14 color pack. Are these good ink's? I ordered some of this Japanese INK that is supposed to be some of the best black ink around, Karu Sumi brand. I am hoping that it's just my needle depth that is giving me issues I will go deeper at least a little bit. Love the video's. Thanks for the help.

  • @davidgregory1229
    @davidgregory1229 2 года назад +1

    How long did you let your stencil dry before you started tattooing on it

    • @kNINER-tj6mq
      @kNINER-tj6mq Год назад

      20minutes or more is the best. The longer the better.

  • @bodybagg_2605
    @bodybagg_2605 2 года назад +1

    But how do You get the stencil to stay? With fake skin it never stays well for me

  • @Halo-eq4ug
    @Halo-eq4ug Год назад

    yo, just found this video after the last, commented that I didn't see any Mast Pro needles about... clearly I need to dig deeper into your channel before I comment XD

  • @resk1130
    @resk1130 2 года назад

    I’m going to order needle cartridges soon is there a pack that’s come with a bunch of different sizes??? The kit I got only came with 4 different sizes

  • @NJreellife
    @NJreellife 2 года назад

    do you have a method of matching different liners with lines, or do you just gauge this based off experience?

    • @DanielYuck
      @DanielYuck  2 года назад +1

      I feel apart of it comes down to planning ahead of time and part of it is kind of knowing what sizes to expect from the needles we are using.
      I will make a video covering more on this specific topic.

    • @NJreellife
      @NJreellife 2 года назад

      okay cool, thanks for the response! 👌🏽

  • @chelseaengelhardt3429
    @chelseaengelhardt3429 2 года назад

    Where can I find this stencil, while I’m learning I can follow your techniques on the same stencil pattern

  • @brucesmith6228
    @brucesmith6228 3 года назад

    Any way you could give us the image so we could follow along..I love how you approach the stencils and your very descriptive qhen you do your videos love your work

  • @lorinamoore
    @lorinamoore Год назад

    CAN YOU DO MORE VIDEOS LIKE THIS ONE?! PLEASE 🙏❤

  • @YukiyoTattoo
    @YukiyoTattoo 3 года назад

    Your video always helps me.
    Did you use this stencil after stay it for about a week?

  • @gossipoosi274
    @gossipoosi274 3 года назад

    Thank you! You make learning so much easier ❤️

  • @supershenron9162
    @supershenron9162 2 года назад

    I personally look for the smallest line abs use just that liner usual it ends up being a 12 5rl. Then I just stack my lines for bolder areas and I on pretty much every tattoo have a 10 bugpin curved mag and that's about it. Sometimes I end up just using the rl for everything

  • @MD-pj5wm
    @MD-pj5wm 3 года назад

    Awesome tutorial. More power sir

  • @trav-c137
    @trav-c137 2 года назад

    whats your grip pressure scale from 1-10 ? 10 being as hard as you can squeeze

  • @Joshwillis291
    @Joshwillis291 11 месяцев назад

    How do u correspond Tattoo needles to procreate brushes accurately

  • @bradletkeman5150
    @bradletkeman5150 11 месяцев назад +1

    All the needles you used on this sample would you use them on human skin ?

    • @DanielYuck
      @DanielYuck  11 месяцев назад

      That is correct! I do have a preference of what needles I prefer to use such as the Quelle and Stigma needles but all of the needles I have used in my tattoos on fake skin I would use on human skin. If I didn't like a needle I won't review it or use them on any skins.

  • @hugorincon4611
    @hugorincon4611 3 года назад

    Which stroke of de p6 did you use for the lining? thanks

  • @jamesbeatty4066
    @jamesbeatty4066 3 года назад

    Thank you again for another awesome video

  • @OUTLAW_THA_KID
    @OUTLAW_THA_KID 3 года назад

    That design is nice

  • @medusamae.710
    @medusamae.710 3 года назад

    Thank you for this!! Super super helpful!!

  • @kellybruce4858
    @kellybruce4858 5 месяцев назад

    I have a question for tattoo artists I'm just starting out with tattoos and I would like to know why the ink isn't taking to my skin very well if someone can answer my question that would be greatly appreciated thank you

  • @anumak007ink
    @anumak007ink 2 года назад

    What size of this liner niddle

  • @mikesaade1087
    @mikesaade1087 2 года назад

    Hey man If my fake skin keeps peeling off when i tattoo on it do you think its bcuz it's a bad quality fake skin or am i going to deep with the needle? cuz it doesnt show that im blowing off the skin

  • @jaypvisuals7319
    @jaypvisuals7319 2 года назад

    This is what i needed!! 👍

  • @iamoldmanroman
    @iamoldmanroman 3 года назад

    you usually on 7.5v?

  • @renardabooker
    @renardabooker Год назад

    Why do my stencil wipe away as I wipe away the ink

  • @amandazahn7689
    @amandazahn7689 3 года назад

    I'm a beginner and I've had to go over a butterfly on my hand 3 times now ... in need of advice badly. How do I get ahold of you...

  • @tonydavey9084
    @tonydavey9084 3 года назад

    what machine are u using here pls dan

  • @thenoitherful
    @thenoitherful 2 года назад

    How to put the hand with the machine? Sorry My Bad English

  • @perretti
    @perretti 5 месяцев назад

    These videos are so helpful. Thank you. But It’s hard to listen to the machine running louder than your voice. I wish there was a way to do these demos without the machine sound being so prominent.

  • @brucenathanielborito
    @brucenathanielborito 3 года назад

    What stencil you use for fake skin thankyou

  • @angeladeklerk8331
    @angeladeklerk8331 2 года назад

    Can you share the stencil please?

  • @rextiledancer8567
    @rextiledancer8567 3 года назад

    Bro perfect!

  • @kreaturs_kave
    @kreaturs_kave 2 года назад

    Thank you

  • @elmonty6500
    @elmonty6500 2 года назад

    Thank you man ! Realism isnt my cup of tea either !

  • @MonikaJooste
    @MonikaJooste 10 месяцев назад

    Hello my name is monika I really want to start doing tattoos but I don't know where to start please can you help me

  • @noahgonzalez5343
    @noahgonzalez5343 2 года назад

    What’s the power supply called again I need a new one bro

  • @vhs0828
    @vhs0828 Год назад +1

    Bless #DanielYuck

  • @glifikskils3792
    @glifikskils3792 2 года назад

    What power supply is this?

  • @ryansizemore5064
    @ryansizemore5064 3 года назад

    How are you not smearing your stencil everywhere or rubbing it away? Do I need to get better stencil paper?

    • @josiettepetrimoulx4325
      @josiettepetrimoulx4325 3 года назад +1

      Let the stencil dry after you put it on the skin. It shouldn't smear afterwards. I let it dry for about 20 minutes so I don't wipe my stencil away.

    • @horicomoseyama967
      @horicomoseyama967 2 года назад

      no you have to dip your ointment dab wee you are going to tattoo and then commence to lining and or shading! ty iy it takes discipline veto always d]\o it just remember that when. you ae lining yo should not be wiping only dabbing

  • @emmy16661
    @emmy16661 3 года назад +1

    I love real time videos with no music overlaid

  • @vu5344
    @vu5344 3 года назад +1

    You should let ppl use your stencil so they can go along with the video

  • @aronisink1
    @aronisink1 2 года назад +1

    Just so you know there is no double 0.. 1005rl .. the 10 is the gauge and the 05 is the amount of needles.. The #10 is bug pin and #12 is standard .. so when you see 1005rl or 1205rl you do not reed it as 00. you read it as 10gauge-5needles the 0 in front of the 5 is nothing... so even though you see two zeros its not meant to be read like that... Also there is quit a bit of difference in bug pin liners to standard . Bugpin is quite a bit thinner line..

    • @DanielYuck
      @DanielYuck  2 года назад +2

      I’ve had this comment come in before. There is in fact a 00, when I found that out a bit ago I was taken back. I thought bugpin was #10 but I was wrong and it’s ok to be wrong. Bugpin is not #10. #10 is aka 00. Bugpin is #08 and below. A simple google search will confirm the same. Also the manufacturers who produce needles list it as 00 not bugpin from what I have seen.

  • @rubenryando5232
    @rubenryando5232 Год назад

    Can you tell me how you not erase your stencil when you wipe it? When i try on fake skin and i wipe it, i always erase my stencil and lost the direction for tattoing on it 😂

    • @ItsJustGravy
      @ItsJustGravy Год назад

      Let the stencil dry for about 10 minutes

    • @rubenryando5232
      @rubenryando5232 Год назад +1

      @@ItsJustGravy thanks for the answer bro

  • @sakuralovehyde3
    @sakuralovehyde3 2 года назад

  • @တက္တူးစတား2022
    @တက္တူးစတား2022 3 года назад

    တက္တူး 2022

  • @iamoldmanroman
    @iamoldmanroman 3 года назад

    you usually on 7.5v?

  • @iamoldmanroman
    @iamoldmanroman 3 года назад

    you usually on 7.5v?