Hi Jono. Love the videos. Keep em coming. I wonder whether you’ve ever considered doing a video about tattoos that have healed badly. Whether it’s allergic reactions, or sun damage. Maybe illustrate possible causes of rough heals by using example photos. I’m sure we’ve all experienced this. Thank you.
Hey Jono I’m an up and coming tattoo artist from NY and I love your videos… That being said I wanted to know if you can make a video about tattooing darker skin as far as color and just how to make those tattoos in particular pop, when I do lighter skin the tattoos come out exactly how I want but on darker skin even after I’ve added highlights and tried to bring out the tattoos I feel that my technique can use some improvement. I know not everyone is an expert on darker skin but your delivery of information is something I’ve grown to appreciate.
These videos are great! I'd love to see what you have to say on how to achieve shaded/blended color tones, since you have a video on packing color and shading with grey, and I'm curious as to how to mix the two methods to get a more dynamic color tattoo.
I was wondering if you could explain what happens to linework done in coloured ink. As in what a single line would look like by itself, not put next to any shading. The reason I'm wondering is because I'm trying to achieve something that looks similar to scarification, without actually needing to scar the skin. So I was thinking about either using a dark or light brown on my dark brown skin to create an effect that sort of blends in with the natural variations in my skin tone making it almost hidden in plain sight. I saw a comment from a tattoo artist though saying that they've only come across inks formulated for lining that are black. But I'm not sure how they're formulated differently and how that difference would affect the quality of the lines or if the difference would only show up over time.
Lining with colour can be done though warmer colours (red, orange, yellow) can look weak over time when they heal. Lots of tattooists like to only use black to line with because it’s a fail/safe method for the ink to hold strong but again, it can absolutely be done with colour.
@@JonoSmithTattoo thanks for the reply. Are there any technique considerations that would prevent it from looking patchy for longer? I understand that the fading will happen eventually either way and I'm fine with it not lasting forever.
@@amentrison2794 I’d probably go on the darker side of whatever colour you’re using. So if you’re using red, I’d use a dark red and so on but apart from that, just give it a try. As long as when you wipe off it looks solid then that’s probably all you can ask for.
please help me Hello, Sir I'm trying very hard to get one pass line it's getting patchy and ink is not going into the skin the needle just cutting the skin when I wipe it there is no line I mean no ink in skin it only red i tried all of your tutorials which you explained very well about these problems but it's not working on me l'm very confused can you make a video on this please A I'm facing this problem like almost more than 6-7months🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
@@JonoSmithTattoo I understand ty fir making the video. But when I clicked the video I was really thinking there would be a stain at the end of the day lol..I'm starting and your videos help a lot.
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Once again this man doing gods work and sacrificing his skin to teach us a thing or two
Thanks for watching!
Hi Jono. Love the videos. Keep em coming. I wonder whether you’ve ever considered doing a video about tattoos that have healed badly. Whether it’s allergic reactions, or sun damage. Maybe illustrate possible causes of rough heals by using example photos. I’m sure we’ve all experienced this. Thank you.
That’s a great suggestion thanks!
Hey Jono I’m an up and coming tattoo artist from NY and I love your videos… That being said I wanted to know if you can make a video about tattooing darker skin as far as color and just how to make those tattoos in particular pop, when I do lighter skin the tattoos come out exactly how I want but on darker skin even after I’ve added highlights and tried to bring out the tattoos I feel that my technique can use some improvement. I know not everyone is an expert on darker skin but your delivery of information is something I’ve grown to appreciate.
One for the leg! Your videos are truely gems ❤️
Thank you so much! You'll have an onscreen mention on the next upload coming soon! 😁
Thanks for making video i have lot to learn With you im from philippines Im new to tattoo industry I hope that i wanna be good at tattooing
You are a good teacher 👨🏫
Thanks for the update! Really appreciate all your hard work
These videos are great! I'd love to see what you have to say on how to achieve shaded/blended color tones, since you have a video on packing color and shading with grey, and I'm curious as to how to mix the two methods to get a more dynamic color tattoo.
I’ve actually got this video topic on my to do list. It should be out in the near future. Thanks for watching!
@@JonoSmithTattoo That's awesome to hear, I'm really looking forward to it!
Love your vidss man, always informational 🤟🏻
Thanks for watching!
Thank you jono! Once more very useful Video!🧠💪
Thanks for watching!
Hiya mate we're is it u get all u gear from please thanks in advance
I get the vast majority of my equipment from BarberDTS.
Thanks mate will have look
I was wondering if you could explain what happens to linework done in coloured ink. As in what a single line would look like by itself, not put next to any shading.
The reason I'm wondering is because I'm trying to achieve something that looks similar to scarification, without actually needing to scar the skin. So I was thinking about either using a dark or light brown on my dark brown skin to create an effect that sort of blends in with the natural variations in my skin tone making it almost hidden in plain sight. I saw a comment from a tattoo artist though saying that they've only come across inks formulated for lining that are black. But I'm not sure how they're formulated differently and how that difference would affect the quality of the lines or if the difference would only show up over time.
Lining with colour can be done though warmer colours (red, orange, yellow) can look weak over time when they heal. Lots of tattooists like to only use black to line with because it’s a fail/safe method for the ink to hold strong but again, it can absolutely be done with colour.
@@JonoSmithTattoo thanks for the reply. Are there any technique considerations that would prevent it from looking patchy for longer? I understand that the fading will happen eventually either way and I'm fine with it not lasting forever.
@@amentrison2794 I’d probably go on the darker side of whatever colour you’re using. So if you’re using red, I’d use a dark red and so on but apart from that, just give it a try. As long as when you wipe off it looks solid then that’s probably all you can ask for.
@@JonoSmithTattoo okay thanks so much for the advice!
hey bud, random question but are you at blackpool tatcon this year? :)
I’m not unfortunately due to other commitments but I’ll try to be there for the next one.
@@JonoSmithTattoo thats a shame, hope everything is ok. i will have to try catch you at the next one, im determined to get tattoo from you lol :)
Can I please ask your a question about some ink?
Awesome video's
Oh, meant to put you instead of your
Nevermind
please help me
Hello, Sir
I'm trying very hard to get one
pass line it's getting patchy
and ink is not going into the
skin the needle just cutting the
skin when I wipe it there is no
line I mean no ink in skin it only
red i tried all of your tutorials
which you explained very well
about these problems but it's
not working on me l'm very
confused can you make a video
on this please A I'm facing this
problem like almost more than
6-7months🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
I’ll cover this in a video soon for you.
If you cant put a line in solid and clean in 6-7 month then you shouldnt be tattooing, you are probably scarring and hurting people
@@philoverton8668 no no you got me wrong
Lmfao you did all of this just to tell me the stain will not stay?? You're so funny thank you
This was just the update. The original video was about how to avoid staining. Thanks for watching!! 😁
@@JonoSmithTattoo I understand ty fir making the video. But when I clicked the video I was really thinking there would be a stain at the end of the day lol..I'm starting and your videos help a lot.