How To Tattoo - Stipple, Whip, Pepper Shading (3 Round Liner)
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- How To Tattoo - Stipple, Whip, Pepper Shading (3 Round Liner)
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When you are tattooing, anything that has a solid saturation like lines or solid black it is made up of a bunch of dots basically right on top of one another. And if you do it right you shouldn’t see any dots, it will just be solidly saturated.
For Stipple shading what we are trying to achieve are all those dots that are normally on top and very close to each other are now going to be spaced out to show a stippled or textured type of effect.
A couple things I use to make my job easier when trying to achieve this effect are, a machine with a long stroke, a low voltage, a fast hand speed, and a tight 3 needle grouping.
In this case the stroke I’m using is 4.2mm.
The stroke is the distance that the needle is traveling up and down. The farther the needle has to travel the easier it will be to get the space between the dots and that is we want. You can do this with a shorter stroke, but I recommend a machine that has a 4mm stroke or longer. It just makes things easier.
We are using a way lower voltage than we normally would for tattooing. And also a much faster hand speed. Usually with the Axys Valhalla I line around 10.5 Volts and for stipple shading I use anywhere from 5-7 Volts. The reason for this low voltage coupled with the fast hand speed is taking advantage of the long stroke so when you are moving along the skin the needle is depositing ink spaced out.
And Lastly for this I like to use an extra tight 3. You can use larger needle groupings but I like the effect it gives with the very small dots.
Now, let’s get into what I’m doing here while I’m tattooing.
As you can see I’m going over the same area multiple times and building up the shades with multiple passes. The cool thing about stipple shading is you can go over the same area more than you normally would with traditional grey shading or while you are color packing because the punctures are so spaced apart. Not only is it nice that this doesn’t damage the skin very much while tattooing, this also means fast healing times. Ive seen work I did like this only a few days after I did it and it was totally healed. Ive never seen any of my stepping work scab up or have an extensive healing process. At most it gets dry and a little flaky. This is true only if you are doing this right. It is very possible to damage someones skin like this so don’t think that its impossible to hurt someone like this.
I always make sure to have the skin stretched tight so I could get clean punctures. If you don’t you will end up just damaging the skin and making red marks.
The direction you are shading and pressure you are using is super important with this style. You should be working off of the tip of your needle for this. You won’t get that fine stippled look if you are burying your needle in the skin.
There are a few different motions I use while stipple shading.
The first one I use is entering the skin at the proper depth and whipping out quickly. As I’m whipping my hand pressure decreases to get a fading effect. Ill use this when there is a hard edge to shade off of. Dont use this unless you are trying to get a hard edge effect because thats what you will get. As soon as the needle is hitting the skin you need to start to move. You dont want it to look like a period with some stipple shading off of it. No matter how you are moving your hand while doing this you should always be moving.
Next ill use a back and forth sweeping motion. This is when I want to get a smooth shade or transition. When I’m entering and exiting the skin I am basically moving like a landing and taking off airplane. There should be no definite start and stop to your shade when you are using this method. It should be very smooth. Im basically feathering in and out of the skin.
Using stipple shading along with smooth grey shading can add a really nice effect to add more texture to your designs. So don’t think you have to shade an entire design like this, you can use it to just spice your tattoos up a bit with some extra textures.
You can be very accurate and specific by shading like this and you can achieve a very clean look. Thats why I love it so much. It does take a little more time but I do think it is worth it for certain designs.
This is one of my personal favorite styles of shading that i already incorporate into my artwork and I can’t wait to try it as a tattooer. Amazing tattoo and demonstration of this technique. Thank you!
Thanks for the compliment:)
thank you for literally explaining and showing this in 5 minutes, and then we can just watch the rest of it.
No prob! Not trying to make you listen to me talk longer than I have to lol
Super informative to the point video
Thank you!
Would love to see an extreme close up of your stiple shading? To see the needle better. Thanks!
This man's lecture is on 🔥. You killed this tutorial.i just wanna ask as it looks peppery in shading, do i need to use only solid black ink then the rest of the shading techniques will do?
Glad you liked it!
Appreciate the support !
you could use your normal greywash system. No problem! Any questions are welcome
@That Tattoo Guy 🔥🔥🔥💪 thank you so much, i need more fantastic videos of you moving forward and will follow you here and your instagram. 🔥🔥
I was about to ask this same question. Thanks
What speed do u have it at wen shading with this 3rl
thanks for this video, also thanks for getting straight to the point, cheers
Finally somebody that explains it in a way we can understand and shows it too, thankyou sir I have struggled with this for so long but no more!!!
Really great video, well explained in detail. I'm still using coil machines I'm thinking of moving on to rotary but haven't made the decision yet, which leads to my question. What would be the best setup on a coil machine for stipple shading? Thanks again for the video.
Very clean work. Love how you simplified it so well and broke it all down. 👍🏼 also what’s the name of the first song used if you don’t mind?
Thanks !
I honestly don’t know. I get my music from my videos from epidemic sound. They are all copywrite free songs.
Can you do this with a 3.5mm stroke ?
This is an exceptionally good video! Thank you!
That’s a wonderful compliment! Thanks!
@@ThatTattooGuyOfficial you deserve it! The way you explain everything is concise and you get information across very clearly.
I hate how stippling doesn’t show up that good on photos, cause I love this style just every time I take a photo it’s hard to see the stipple work
Hello, how are you,? are there differtes shades of black?
I use shader coil machine. It doesn't give stipple on low voltage, why?!
Love your technique and thanks for this video. I love the Axys Valhalla. Can you tell me if your 3rl needles are standard 12's, or bug pins? Just subbed to your channel. xox Terry
I use extra tight 3s. They are usually bugpin depending on what company they come from.
Glad it’s helpful :)
Was the ink mixed or solid like the outlines?
Thnx for sharing.
Do you mix your black ink with shading solution or just black ink?
Thanks for the vids ✌️✌️
I use both straight black and also grey wash. I’m putting out a video on my grey wash system soon!
@@ThatTattooGuyOfficial thanks man ! Appreciate your time and tips :)
What is that beat at 15:24? Can I get a link or ?
Hey dude could I use a bishop wand liner for this, it has a 5mm stroke or is that a little to much?
They should be good. I haven’t used mine for that yet so definitely start at a lower voltage then you usually would to make sure you aren’t making lines lol
i have 3.5mm stroke machine will it work too?
Sure it will. You just need to make sure the machine speed is appropriate to your hand speed.
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finally someone creates an understandable video about this method
i agree
This is so cool! All my artwork/tattoo designs are shaded like this. I was wondering if I'd ever be able to translate that shading into real tattoos when I start tattooing. It's awesome to know I can!
Thank you - I really appreciate how you structured your video with the machine specifications etc. in writing at the start and a preview of the finished tattoo. Also well done with the demonstration / explanation - great video 👌😊🇦🇺
Glad you like it !
Thank you for all your content. In 2 years of being an apprentice your videos are the best I have watched. and the ones I’ve learned the most from. Thanks so much!
Hi! Loved your channel always and helped me a lot in my practices❤
One question is that do you use greywash for stipple shading or just black? I’ve tried greywash when practicing on prosthetic skin but it doesn’t look different. So I am wondering if just pure black can do all the work for stippling.
Thank you!!
I'm a bit late but was wondering if you're using Pure Black or diluted black to shade with 3rl? Not sure if u mentioned that somewhere and couldnt find it online
Finally someone explaining things good. Clear talk! 👍🏼👌🏼👊🏼❤️
Are you brushing over the skin lightly or pressing hard into the skin? I’m an apprentice just starting and all I know is tube riding for lines 😊
I really like how you explain things:)
Hi ! I really liked your video and the way you teach us it.
I just have 1 question, when you talk about "extra tight 3" does it means 3rl 0,25 ? 0,20 ? Is this a kwadron PMU Optima needle ?
Is it necessary to swap between tones for this method or can you get all the different tones you need using solid black and just darkening certain areas by passing over them more times?
You could use just black and use the spacing of the dots to give you your gradients. But if you aren’t careful that could end badly. But it’s definitely possible
Would you use just straight black to do this or are you diluting it?
Can you stipple with a flat mag with voltage turned down?
Just found out your channel bruhh, most precise and accurate tattoo vlog i subcribed as of this moment. Thanks for sharing knowledge.
Easier than hand poke? More efficient I suppose?
Thank you for this bro 🙏 Your content has been incredibly helpful as a new tattoo artist I appreciate you and your time 💯🤘
Glad to help! Thanks for the compliment:)
Is this solid black you a using or a greywash?
Hello! Great video! My question is: how hard is it to maintain the depth of the needle and avoid the ink going too deep?Greetings from Serbia!
Did you figure it out? I'm having the same issue except the sading falls off but no one really mentions the depth consistency.
@@AnaGamer19 Hello! The point is not to go too deep. It's better to go shallow, even if there is no line because you can add a new layer. It adapts to the thickness of the skin. Make the line carefully and then wipe it off and look. If it's not enough, then do it again. Next time, work a little deeper until you find the optimal depth. I didn't have any problems with blowout at all. I practiced on fake skin, it helps a lot. When you pull the line, you must to have good support and it's important that the hand speed is the consistent. Also the depth. Skin it must be tight and with time you will know by the vibration and sound that the depth is good. Practice, practice, practice! Greetings from Serbia!
how much do you dilute the black to make the shades
Thank you for these videos I always love your reviews they’ve helped me immensely. I wondered if you could help me though my machine is a sol nova 4mm n I’ve tried it also with a bishop magi but my whip shading always looks quite light and not properly a dark peppered look like you’ve created I run my machines low around 7.4v sometimes I think I’m just not heavy handed enough but I can’t figure it out. Do I need a more hard hitting machine closer to a 5m stroke? Thank you I’d really appreciate any advice :)
Does he use black ink or greywash?
What’s your fav brand of carts to use when using a 3RL?
Right now FYT
What's the best needle to do line work
Question are you using straight black with this shade or a drop system?
You could use either. I use both
Thanks!! Great video
Do you use gray wash while stipple shading or you just control the tones with the amount of dots you put in specific area?
Thanks. You can do both. I use grey wash for certain things and then I’ll use straight black with others. Just depends on what you are doing really and how you like to tattoo
Thanks!
Hey man! thank you loads honestly,i wanted to ask if u used Pure black or a 12 Drops,rest water or..?
and was it a 08/10 or 12 03RLLT?
how do u mix the ink to make te stipple?
Não entendo nada de inglês mano, mas ver você tatuar é a melhor explicação que tenho há muito tempo nesse estilo👏👏👏MONSTRO 👏👏👏
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Are you using a 1003RL or a 0803RL? You said the needles were tight. Great video! Thanks!
I don’t remember but you could use either. The 0803liner will just be a finer tip
@ThatTattooGuyOfficial OK! I love the stipple look. I have 2 tattoo machines. One is a standard needle with 3.5 stroke and my new cartridge machine is a 4.0 stroke. I'm gonna use it more because cartridges and you said you use a longer stroke for this effect. Thanks Allot! 🙏
I have so much issue with this technique. I'm using the Bishop Wand Liner (5mm stroke), Kwadron 3rl (25) needle, 4,5 - 5V.
In fact, the moment I whip off the ink from the skin with the tissue, my dots are bearly visible (like 5% black instead of 90-100% lol).
I tried to go deeper, slower, just the tip, stretching enough... The result just stays the same! How in the world can you do so perfect dots (minute 1:30)
Any advice?
Salutations from Switzerland :) !
My ink is really thick, should I try with a more "liquid" ink (dunno how to say) ?
Play with the voltage and type of ink
Did you fix it?? Try a stroke of 4 with a 12 03RL and 5 vlt.
Hy, you are awesome. Need help please. I use Dragonfly with cartriges. When I wanted to use this method for texture on lion`s nose, the needle was just bouncing of the skin at 6V. Was using 7RL. Any advice will help me. Ty..You are the best.
Do you still use different greywashes with this technique or is it same color throughout and going over spots more tjmes for darker look?
You can do either depending on what effect you want.
I use both grey wash and straight black
Do you use straight black or use washed black ?
Both.
Heyy bro, I've watched this video a few times and it's the best video on youtube about stipple shading. I also have the axys valhalla and I have tried a few times with a 3RL to get this effect and I can't do it, also with the 4.2 stroke. It does not work in one time like you do in the video, I have to do it a few times if I want to see stipple shading. Do you have any tips? Maybe press harder?
Are you still using a grey wash or is it the dots that create saturation
Both
Preciate the real time on this one. I heard those black claws are real smooth
Yes they are. I’ll be doing a review on them soon!
Thanks, this is an amazing tutorial. Very clearly explained without a bunch of extra bullshit. Much appreciated
Love that this is on real time, that makes it better to observe thank you! Keep it up with the videos bro.
I appreciate that you are not putting your info on a paid course
are you using a 0.30 3rl ?
Do you use different grey washes or do you just use pure black and run over the same spot to make it darker? Great job btw!
You could do both depending on what you are doing.
I use a really simple grey wash system. A month or so ago I did a video on it if you wanted to check it out
@@ThatTattooGuyOfficial I will, thanks bro!
Thanks for the video I’m very grateful for you and your channel you do great work!
Same techniques here with AXYS Valhalla I love it
Works super well!
More videos please
As a Apprentice this was super helpful especially explaining the lower voltage and higher stroke
Very good Video 👍
I’m doing it
Are you using a great wash or just black
Both depends on what area I’m shading
So question are you still using a greywash method or is this just black ink?
Clean
What is the ink dilution percentage for it?
Whatever grey wash set up you use. That just depends on your style
Is this ink diluted like normal shading or not diluted solid black? Thanks in advance
im from philippines. thanks for this. how many shades of black do you use?
Why the one I have done fall out after healed ? Not deep enough??
Time zone? I miss it. 😢
So you can use straight black not diluted right ?
Can you stipple with Cheyenne Spirit? 2,5 mm stroke
Are you using a wash if any kind or straight black?
Nice! Long, medium or short taper though?
Hi, I have a simple question that's been hard to answer... Is stippling (dotwork), whip shading, and pepper shading different from each other? Or are they just different synonyms for the same technique? I mean, does the term vary the effects or the hand movements? I've found several conflicting views on the matter and am even more confused now. Thank you in advance!
It’s all the same to me.. people just call it different things. So I said them all lol
practicing stipple shading in fake skin is imposible
Good outlines. What needle did you us for this outlines? Thank you 🙏🏻
what grip style do you use for your axys valhalla ?
New sub here, awsome content man, so clearly explained and easy for a beginner to understand.
Excellent technique. I’ve never tried that, but I will now. I would work on not giving people raised lines though. Took me awhile.
Thanks. Detailed info. I appreciate it
Hey bro nice video! Have you tried coloring with the valhala? I am between this and the xion and i would really appreciate your opinion on this subject!
Yes it works very well. I’ve never tried the xion before tho. But on paper the Valhalla is way more versatile
Sick art was helpful, need a mentor
Beautiful! How much voltage this shade?
Great instruction! Love your style. Thx for the info.
Glad it was helpful !
which tattoo gun/ machine are u using here?
Only good video about stippling, every other video is someone who clearly just started tattooing with no mentor just winging it and spreading false info and it kills me
Thanks for the compliment!
Glad it was helpful.
Can I do this affect on top of a healed colour or should I do this before colour?
I may have just missed it in the video if you mentioned it but, what ink did you use for your shading?
Min 15 is a fire beat, whats the name?
If you want to add color on top , would it hide or mess up stiple effect , Im new to this , gonna do my first tattoo next week :)
I’ve done it before with lighter colors and it compliments it well.
Good luck!
How much needle do you leave out?