Website or link to the machine?
Website or link to the machine?
Impressive how packs color, I was just watching their instagram vids
Or you could say its impressive how he packs colour.(not the machine).. when you look down on his instagram page you can see he packs colour with his machines hes used before, so it might not be the machine. If you saw a massive improvment before and after then i would say yes the machine could be a big part of it...
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This is like saying I could sing better if I buy a more expensive microphone...
Its all about the artist, and it always will...
Yes, of course we can line with a shader and pack color with 2mm. stroke at 3V, it's all about the artist. A good tool never helps, that's because nobody here talks about different qualities of the tattoo machines.
I could make a full realistic color tattoo using a machine done at home, build from the vibration motor of a playstation controller...
So yes you don't need some NSA technology to make a good tattoo... like this guy on the video packs color so good, not because of the machine but because of his technique...not telling the machine is not good, I'm telling give the machine to other less skilled artist he will not pack the same...
and yes you can line with a shader, or even with a Woodstick with needles on it...
about 2mm the first Cheyenne was 2 or 2.5mm and lot of people was packing color with it
about 3v? depends of the volt/rpm range of the motor... Gives a lot of machines you can run even at 2v...
But to answer the question, I had Cheyenne pen, and I had also Proton (2ndmodel)
and both were great, proton is a bit softer and smoother but great quality/price
Last edited by tatoo-kid; 06-26-2017 at 07:41 PM.
yes but i think its going faster and easyer with a powerfull 12w motor and 4mm stroke. The hitting force is more stitching as pushing like other rotarys and works better on slappy areas or the bad areas . Its the same with dan kubin machines. Do we need this - no ,but its make the job easyer for us .
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