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Left handed tattoo artists are just cool idk why

i bought the fundamentals, ive watched a lot of videos trying to figure out which way to go and i gotta say i feel your way of explaining and teaching covers evrything I laughed in the beginning of this video cause i felt like u were talking about me, LOL im one of those people who bought too much then I was driving myself crazy with all the things u said. Im so glad u explained everything so now that i know its not just me and cause i was being HARD on myself. so glad i came across you. i feel ur genuine and u actually give a F.  (im referring to the beginning of this video). just wanted to say in a whole MUCH RESPECT, and u are changing lives.

Just started my tattooing journey and this guy is a great teacher.

I just started and did buy the basic stuff I bought a decent machine. I have been drawing my whole life and this is a whole other level but I love the medium of tattooing I just started watching you videos. Thank you

I'm a leather worker. I want to tattoo leather! Your information about needles is excellent! Love your accent🩷

Frohe Weihnachten mit viel Gesundheit und Glück

oh my goodness i appreciate this video so much i cant wait to dive in to this course step by step this is an amazing educational video. i been waiting for a while to start and its because i kept getting overwhelmed  this is what i needed. a curriculum. i have been binge watching as i wait untill im ready to open my kit and get started im excited to look into your online course as well. most educators are against sharing knowledge for free and i think you are about to change the game when it comes to apprentiships and program courses.

I hope you see this comment, I really like your videos.  I'm joining the needle and ink journey at a slightly older age and as part of my studies I'm looking for instructional videos and also information about recovery. The latest recovery I found was up to a year. No one really explains the recovery over the years in a satisfactory way. Everyone takes photos of clients' recoveries that last six months at most. So a real explanation would be great. I myself have small tattoos and of course I see the color differences over the years. I know the reasons for fading or color change, both as someone who lives in a sunny climate and as someone who deals with the art of color and understands a little more than the average person what a painting that has been exposed to light over time will look like, etc. I'm looking for a detailed explanation of what red or green will look like in 5 years. Anyone who has learned a little about the human body or seen commercials for various makeup products knows how to say dermis and epidermis. I'm looking for information that's a little more in-depth than throwing those two words around and saying that if you penetrate the fat layer, there will be blowouts. All colored tattoos look  Great, but it's important to me to see what they will really look like after two years, five years, and ten years.

How do you get the stencils of lines and cubes onto fake sin? Im a complete newbie thanks

thank you for this video. Im a great pen, brush, color pencil to paper artist. Many of my people have always told me to get into tattooing but ive will be honest ive afraid. On paper if i mess up i can put an eraser to the line and redo it you cant do that on someone skins. But at 50 which i know is old to start im ready. watching videos knowing my art skills ive started saying to myself you can do it just take the time like you have with everything you do and learn practice practice practice. Ill tell you i didnt know about fake skin i thought you sat in a shop watching then having someone watch your every move when you put pen to skin. But i know know i can practice on fake skin and if it takes a few months or a few years Ill get there. even itf its just to fake skin im learning but still creating art. Also looking online there is so much info out there ive thought spend more on your machine your inks your printer and that will make you better but some of the machines are thousands and thats to much to spend on what if i dont like it or im not  good . you showed me i dont need to spend thousands i dont need every product on the market to start. Plus i had no idea what i actually needed until i saw your video thank you so much for this

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which machine do you use?

So are you describing what's in the cheaper course or the $5000 one?

I’m in Canada can I take your course and I work daily but really want to do the course

I’m here after I just got a consultation for my first tattoo and the guy wants $1400 for a wrist to elbow pit tattoo. Might need a career change and I’m dead serious.

Is your class only 14 a month

Free to $27 to $499? Why is this course getting more and more expensive and inaccessible?