Tattoo Shading Basics

Can you do colloring with the same as shadow needles?

Yo you look about 15 😂 wtf is this

These guys really come up with the best tutorial for the beginners,, Tattoo 101 helps me a lot and have a urge to move further in life as a tattoo artist .. thank you Tattoo 101 for guiding us becoming a better version in tattoo field..

THANKS NATHAN! Would you go over real skin the same amount as on the reelskin here?

Like the shade a me understand the work feel like am going to do this type if work

That is exactly my hand, after changing a flat tire 😁

After getting my first tattoo last week, i was so intrigued on how the artists do their work so diligently and this looks amusing

in all the video,s i cant discover any cleaning suply and thats key in tattoing world

I need to learn to how to shade 🤝

What rs or rl did you use to line that tattoo??

what voltage do you prefer when shading??

What machine speed?

You the best

The absolute most informative video for shading work. I was really hoping to see that Rose get shaded 😕. Can you do a tutorial on drawing & shading animals please. Like Bears or Lions. Thanks so much 😊. One on tattooing names in different fonts and designs with their needle sizes would be most helpful/beneficial as well. I love your videos keep them coming 💗

I have a quick question why is it when I'm shading or lining on fake skin and then I wipe most of my ink wipes away?

I'm new to tattooing, I'm still working on tattooing fake skin. When do you know you need to quit and let the skin heal before going back in? Is it that everyone is different in how much they can take, is it the skin, is it the time they have been on the table? Just more curious. Love the videos. I find you and Brandon have the best knowledge. If I ever have questions I can always find answers in both of your guys' videos. Thank you for sharing your experiences and knowledge!

Amazing I’m about to become a tattoo artist and your all the help thank you and i appreciate it 😊

The best way you hold your machine

Where can I find quality fake skins such as these? I checked the link in the description but you guys don’t ship to where I live. So can anyone recommend me a good brand? Cheers

It’s shaded alright, but those shadows make no sense….

what kind of tattoo gun and power box does he have?

Thank you sir!

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What ink do you use?

Man... you are giving us free tattoo course? Thats fucking awesome

What needle size is it 0.25mm long taper

I am starting out. I have a rotary gun. 1) how would I put a rubber band on it like you suggested in one of your other videos. 2) have you ever used a rotary gun? 3) which gun do you prefer?

Why did you put Vaseline on the fake skin? And is that the same thing you would do with real skin?

Ya'll have great info. Been tattooing non- professionally for almost 6 yrs. Still learning. This is my new favorite channel. Kudos 👏

No offense and I don’t know anything about tattoo work but it seems like there is too much shading. The hand looks like it was playing with charcoal or something. It still looks really cool I just wonder if anyone else feels this way. I know that this is the art style but still…

Awesome video, thanks for uploading. Where did you get the practice skin?

hi! nice video! I have one question though: why do you use a rubber in inkjecta? i have the same machine and thought that the bar is stable by itself

Chock full of demystifying information. Thanks for sharing.

Thank You 🙏🏾

How do I get the design. I don't see the link?

Idiot ,learn your own how to shade before learning other such crap shit ...you have no idear of collor pigments ,perspektive ,light fall ar shadows 😂😂😂😂😂🙈u made my day ....next time use 1 drop white ink to ever single black cap if you cant work with low pigmented poor black 😂😂😂😂😂🙈

Awesome description to the shade work I started 20 years ago and I'm still learning I was self taught but picked up tricks from other artists, I have got to say some of the tattoo advise wasnt the best and they were supposed to be "professionals" but just seeing your videos and techniques you know your stuff great to watch ma man , I started on a cheap kit from China but these days I find spending a bit on the kit really makes the difference , but great videos buddy nice to see you care to share with us all from novice to pro I'm sure you've helped both

Really appreciate these videos! Answers a stack of my questions. A question. When you say the tones will look lighter on human skin, do you mean 'after they have healed' they will look lighter, or, that while tattooing tones on human skin, ink looks lighter, so we need more ink to achieve the same dark tones of the ReelSkin? Just wondering - I've noticed that some healed tattoos can lose a percentage of the lighter tones - probably because the ink is not very deep - does that sound about right? I got some of the ReelSkin to practice, that stuff is great. Anyways, Cheers man!

how to mix the ink gradations?

Hi!! Thanks for these awesome videos, I’m learning a lot! You said in the video there was gonna be a link for the stencil, to kinda do it “with you”, but I can’t find it!

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Hey mate, which practice skin is that? I live in Melbourne so would be great if you could tell me where you got it from 🤙🏽

this is exactly what i needed brother. thank you so much. and phenomenal work btw

when i shade it comes out as ugly dots but when ur doing it it just comes out so smooth, i’ve used a 7rs, 5rs, and 5mag and i can’t find a way to make my shading look smooth.

Hi, great videos. Thanks for sharing with all people interested on learning. Could u share the stencil design so we can practice with it?

Perfect mate many thanks. Can you make a video how to do saturation please.👍👍👍

Wtf.. 4mm for lining and 2 for shading? Its 2-2.5 for lining and 3.5 for black n grey. "Softness" as you call it comes from the rear spring tension if its a coil not the stroke bro. If its a direct drive there is none and nano etc has various bars that can be changed to suit its use.

What brand needles you use?