Attachment 27908mostly healed,we worked around 13 hours on it in 3 sittings,intenze ink,3rl kwadron 0.30. https://www.flickr.com/photos/31442405@N05/17199750296/
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Attachment 27908mostly healed,we worked around 13 hours on it in 3 sittings,intenze ink,3rl kwadron 0.30. https://www.flickr.com/photos/31442405@N05/17199750296/
Very nice. Excellent job.
Beautiful piece. Did you use nothing but a 3rl on this?
thanks,i used a 7 magnum too but only for 5 minutes and than switched to 3rl
very cool.. all with a 3rl.. that's awesome! What machine was you rocking?
That's fucking great work
think his own machine :D - great work
A fucking 3RL for pretty much all that ? That made me curious as hell about your hand motions :D Awsome work !!!
Awesome work!
not my thing, but DAMN is that nice
The things he does with liners is amaizing. So painterly. I saw a horse and a hawk he did and both looked awesome.
With liners amazing!
Thanks,I used a handmade LMGQuote:
Originally Posted by ATS
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let me know if you have a few of these new guys for sale!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by otto
That thing is cool
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will have,at the end of the next month,i ll let you knowQuote:
Originally Posted by asA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Nu-...E&spfreload=10Quote:
Originally Posted by FreeTa2
dude that wrinkles my brain knowing you did that with a 3rl! super impressive.
Nice clip!Quote:
Originally Posted by otto
How/why did you start doing this kind of work with a 3rl? It's just something that would never occur to me.. did you just find yourself with only 3rl's in stock and thought 'feck it, I'm going to see what I can get out of this configuration'? :)
That's amazing
I learned tattooing with small groupings :)Quote:
Originally Posted by ATS
Well it just goes to show it's the hand not the tools!Quote:
Originally Posted by otto
Grreat work man.
Amazing work in many ways.
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Yes,the machine just moves the needle up and down and we have to move the machine.I was often asked what can an lmg machine do,my answer was always that this depends on the artist,not so much on the machineQuote:
Originally Posted by ATS
Do you do this for B&G too or just color? Are you essentially just cross hatching until you have the desired saturation?
Last question: What stroke is the machine or does it even matter?
For b&g i use magnum too depending on the size of the tattoo, 3 or 4 mm strokes.About the hand movement, there is no certain way of doing it,it depends on the skin type,place,colour…you have to experiment a lot.I use small groupings because i feel comfortable with them,as you probably feel with magnums.Quote:
Originally Posted by mattmillerink
large area saturation is done daily in prisons using single needles. We as tattoo guys have the tools to do this with more needles, we forget that the basics can be done in other ways.
Im gonna have to try this shit out somehow... i love drawing with mechanical pencils, rather than big ass chalks .... So maybe this will enable me to achieve things i had no ideea i could achieve... I gotta find some test skin, like yesterday !!! Thanks alot for the video !!
Thanks Otto for getting back to me and getting one of these on its way. I'm excited, your machines are always so good.Quote:
Originally Posted by otto
How did the tattoo look when healed? can you post a healed photo please?
it was already healed something like 80% when i took the photoQuote:
Originally Posted by brandonmull