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Interview With Tattoo Legend Good Time Charlie
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- Опубликовано: 14 авг 2024
- My very first Question & Answer with the Legend Charlie Cartwright aka Good Time Charlie. In this Q&A we go over all things tattoo from personal stories from Charlie and his thoughts on the tattoo industry today. Questions were contributed by Mister Troshin, Shine, Gabriel Godinez, and Franco Vescovi. To support Charlie and his mission starting the first national tattoo museum you can learn more at www.tattooheri...
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I hear what he's saying about the way that technology and social media have influenced tattooing and made it much more accessible. But I think he neglects the fact that in many ways it pushes tattooing, people are more likely to research their artists I think for one. And there is definitely still a wide range of skill and talent in the industry, new styles being birthed, people being inspired. And also the ease of having a variety of equipment and ink allows artists to push their art further.
Personally, if it wasn't for Instagram I probably wouldn't be getting tattooed because I am very picky and it took me years to find an artist whose work I love so much that I'm getting a bodysuit done. If it wasn't for social media I wouldn't have been able to plan my dream tattoos to be so unique.
I have also tattooed myself, which is something I would've never done if I hadn't been able to learn safety or have discovered the style of ornamental tattoos that I love.
Whilst there are downfalls to these developments, I think the benefits overshadow this immensely. Traditional tatts are cool but there's so much more out there now.
Thank you for the comment! I think you and I are in similar sentiment. I see Social Media as a great tool for the Tattoo World. My biggest goal with this video and the channel is to get stories and perspectives from all kinds of Artists. Some you may agree with and others you might not. But that's the beauty in it. Getting a different perspective or maybe even a better understanding and why people think the way they do.
I wish you the best on your tattoo journey and once again thank you for the comment!
@@TheArtistConnection thanks! Agreed 👏🏽
Its absolutely a double edged sword like anything else. It will undoubtedly help to progress the art but it also removes the gatekeepers who are trash and feed off of visitors with a spontaneous walk in. Now it pushes artists to get better or get left behind.
The bad side is, if youre a shitter and horde your information, youre gonna have a hard time.
This is better then any podcast bulls.. ive seen, perfect work! Please do more
Thanks for blessing us with wisdom and knowledge
Honestly appreciate it
Thanks for the love man. Glad you enjoyed the video🙌
I knew he was gonna be honest and genuine as soon as he said that Traditional Apprenticeship's are not needed and a thing of the past.
Doesnt mean there isnt benefit to being an apprenticeship. In fact it gives you inside scoops and things you will never learn or practice until youre in the shop.
But the cultist behavior of the tattoo industry has always been such a turn off and bummer to me.
Id love to be an apprentice but I dont have the free time outside of work to really dedicate myself. But im still considering it tbh. I know I could make it work if i really wanted it.
I really loved listening and learning from this interview. Someday, I would love to eet and visit with him. He is so right on everything he said. I sure hope, tattooing doesn't change too much too fast. I love it old school....
I’m glad you enjoyed the interview! I hope one day you’re able to meet and talk with Charlie.🙌
Thanks for making this! One of the best tattoo videos on RUclips. Please keep these coming!
Will do! Thanks for comment. More content coming soon! Happy Holidays to you and yours🤙
Dope ,i hope one day watch interview about jack rudy ,thank you for share it.
I’ll definitely have to try and get Jack on here at some point! Thanks for listening!
Super interesting interview! I’d love to see more like this one ;)
More Q&A’s on the way!
Legend in the business. Modesto OG. My buddy who owns Quarterhorse Tattoo in Stockton has his flash file in his shop.
A legend! 👏🏽
Awesome!!
This was great. Really looking forward to future interviews/ projects from this channel. 🤙🏽🤙🏽
Thank you Danny! Happy Holidays!🤙
Thank you , a very good interview - the wisdom shared!
Amazing interview man. Thanks for the awesome content 🙏🏻
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for the comment🙌
Charlie did all of my dad's tattoos back in Wichita, KS. It is a dream of mine to have a memorial piece done for my dad by Charlie's son Nick
thank you for making such important content!!!
Thank you!! I'm glad you enjoyed it!
This is amazing! Wow great content and video editing!
Thank you!🙌 Glad you enjoyed it!
@@TheArtistConnection right on man! I’m going to spread the word to do my part and help this channel grow so you can create more content!
@@ripperx444 You're a legend. Thanks for the support!🙏
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This is great brother I’m gonna listen to it nowwwww
Thank you Marvin! Hope you enjoy!
Good!
It is the younger generation that think being insta-famous is more important. Lots of the new gen tattooers can't draw to save their lives. Tattooing by numbers but I guess the result is the point.
Some of us stilll care about quality, and we see the people with shitty tattoos aka blackout tattoos