"TERRIBLE Tattoo artists make a TON of Money" |
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- Опубліковано 26 вер 2024
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Welcome to the all new Tattooing 101 Podcast with Brandon Over & Nathan Molenaar. In this episode we talk about our first tattoos, Tattoos we regret, Why you should or shouldn't get face tattoos, Benefits of fake skin, and Murder vans.
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It would be cool if you had some of your successful students come on the podcast to talk about their new profession and what the process was like
We're definitely planning on getting some students onboard the podcast that have gone on to becoming professional tattoo artist in shops/ opened their own shops.
I would love to hear a podcast about learning how to draw and the journey you both had with that.
hey 101. do you have a video where you explain how you went into tatooing [ are you selfthought and what you think about bad tattooists and how to recognise them ] i would really appreciate if you would take the time to do so.
Yes, we've made a couple of videos talking about this on the channel
Best idea I could come up with is having viewer guests on one every month or two. They can talk about their experiences at the level they're currently at and it would be a good way to get engagement up. Maybe of your commenters or something of the like. I really enjoy your content and want to continue to learn from you both ☺️
I was a blank skin, and one of my old friends was learning to tattoo. So i ended up accumulating a sum of about 15 tattoos that are prqctice from him. I no longer talk to him...🙃🤣
That is rough man.... but you were a real one for sure 😂
This video was great 😂
I appreciate the content guys. I'm just getting in to tattoo school here in oregon and it's so nice to listen to your life stories. It gives me wisdom and a better idea of what this life is about especially dos and don'ts lol.🤣
Glad you liked it! We'll be coming out with more podcasts as well so stay tuned!
My first tat was professional and done by my ex-girlfriend's brother for free (2+ hrs.) Actually really good tattoo. The next was a stick-and-poke I did on the inside of my wrist (a diamond as well, funny enough!) And the next three or four were by me with a machine. I didn't have your great teachings then or my lines wouldn't be so spotty on parts. Really gotta get some fake skin to practice before my next ones and use as many tips as I can. Thanks guys for a really informative and entertaining channel!
Diamond on your wrist is definitely a better option than a diamond on your face 😂
Good topics might include, importance of practicing design styles and doing them accurately. Another is the tropes of daily life as a tattoo artist, mabey a few tips in getting by in the day to day. Lastly, mabey for apprenticeship, how to expand your knowledge base and get to talking to other artist. How important it is to have broad knowledge in tattoo. Thanks guys love the vid.
Thanks for the idea recommendations!
Love your channel, thank you for all the helpful content! I literally decided yesterday that I am going to start learning tattooing as a hobby, it’s always interested me, especially since I have a lot of tattoo’s.
A topic suggestion would be a bit about the history of tattooing. And maybe how some of the styles came about. Even when I got tattoo’s back over 25 years ago I feel like it was still a bit taboo, especially for women in corporate jobs. I chose to have mine in areas that would stay covered and only close friends/family knew that I had massive back/side & leg tattoo.
Sounds like a cool topic we could get into
@@Tattooing101 I’m still working my way through all your videos but I’m not sure if you have addressed what to do if a client wants a tattoo and you start it, but they can’t handle the pain! Do you leave them with a started work and what about payment? Also thoughts numbing cream? Tattoo shop etiquette in general really.
Also I would love more info on what happens to the skin, the damage, and how to tattoo for the least amount of client discomfort. One thing I used to hate is when the artist is super aggressive wiping with a dry paper towel over a really tender area like my inner thigh 🥹 it’s like sandpaper on a fresh wound. That is worse than the needles in my opinion. Thank you 🙌
Love the content thank you guys for keepin it flowing 🤘
haha, when he said, when people look over and you're driving a nice truck, And you have a face tattoo. They probably think you're dealing drugs, That shit is so true.
The made me laugh
Do you have any tips for how to do watercolor?
We have a course that's going to be released soon in the near future that covers how to do watercolor style tattoos! You can subscribe to our email list to be notified when that comes out ☺
The "pain & sorrow" down my arms, were from when my best friend OD'ed in my arms. Even though the rest don't "have meaning" they all represent big parts of my life... Took about a year to do the front of my legs & I've been doing a few other people(after getting BBP certified). I started my tattooing journey at 51, but I was the youngest kid(14) in high school with a pro tattoo, but that is a whole other story, hahaha... Thanks for all the help, hope all is well, take it easy.
This podcast was dope ! Keep up this content guys, in the future I would like to see the first tattoos you did on people, it would be fun
Sounds like an idea!
Keeping making content; ☮️☮️☮️
How long have you been sober, I just celebrated 2yrs, and I just got my first machine, I’m a professional sculptor and looking to learn a new art form, I subscribed when I saw you tattoo your leg that was dope bro!
Brandon’s bee off the sauce for about 3 years now, for me it’s about 5.
If you can already sculpt you’ll do well with tattooing, you’d have a strong understanding of shapes and form
@@Tattooing101 congratulations man on getting sober it’s a gift to cherish I had a long time and relapsed during Covid and thank you for the kind compliment, my UA-cam is chainsaw Dave USA if your interested In what I do. I’m looking at tattoo as another expression of art as I’ve really been blessed to do some amazing things in wood and need a new challenge
Lmao “I’m about to screw you up” that’s great.
Hey I can't find ep.1 where is it?
🤣🤣🤣🤣 nathan- "i refuse to tattoo someones face"
Brandon- "lemme ruin your life, please"🤣🤣🤣🤣
It's like night and day with us 😂
My frist tattoo was done by some guy for a bottle of whiskey, i ended up with a skull and snake thing but after the infection cleared the green had all turned blue on the snake, kind of looked new school, ive now tattooed myself but went too deep so they are dreadfull but once im decent enough ill cover them up.
Hey! Do you still send the linework secrets? Just submitted and looking forward to it!! :)
Yes of course!
What is the opinion on bad tattoos and prices? If there is a correlation between them? (For example the entire Ariel DeJesus issue happening.)
As for other ideas for stuff I am curious about: Indemnity forms and liability; copyright and fanart; insurance for tattoo artists; the kiss of death with people getting their lover's names on them; difficult clients and negative reviews; maybe the history of pigments and materials in ink; allergies to ingredients; commonly misunderstood symbols/art; new technology in tattooing; current trends? (I'm just curious about everything!)
Is this a re run from the frist one
It's a re-upload because we forgot to add something in to the video :)
@@Tattooing101 k kool thanks ill have to rewatch it thank you for much for all the tip and tricks and review and for taking the time to show us
Can I blackout a bad sleeve and use white over the scar tissue.
You can, but there will be pain
First to spell it proper
Brandon is definitely a Theo Von fan
The one and only Rat King 👑
Frist
Dawg your comment is cooler than you think
I think we more podcasts a about tattoos
Would you guys do a death moth tutorial? 😅 Idk if you already have or not but I've been watching a lot of your videos lately! Learning how to tattoo and finally getting past my fear! Been wanting to do it for years and you guys have been helping A LOT
MHA ❤
Great content
Thank you for the support!