I had the privilege to assist Thomas's seminar in Milan las year. It was a humbling experience, Thomas is so down to earth and very willing to teach and make sure you learn as much as possible.
Loving this podcast. Funny enough, I just purchased Thomas's ink set a few days ago so it was interesting hearing how he uses it.. Oliver ayer should do a video tattooing with his set🤙
Dude to get this Phenomenal Tattoo Artist like Thomas to come on your show is really saying something man..Rock on mate..You are on your way to the top Mate🔥🔥🔥💯
That makes so much sense about using small shaders instead of liners. I will put this to use very soon and see how it works for me. All of the information I get from you is invaluable. Thank you!
A few gold nuggets of knowledge here bro...definitely going to try a 3RS for tight details. Interesting to hear he also studied music in London like myself 😂 what a legend for being so open about his techniques, keep it coming Oliver!
Thank you so much for this podcast, very useful! For me, Thomas is the best of the best in realism tattoo, I’ve been following him for years now and each time i’m mindblowed by his work, each time i think « wow, this stuff is better than the precedent one, how is it possible??? » And i would like to say that i really love your work too and want to thank you to share your knowledge, it’s very motivating!
I like Thomas,his technigues is amazing.I,ve been following him for a long time,I,m very grateful to you.As much as possible,such a video the gods of tattoo.Thank you,by.
Thats why allot of artists are now showing their techniques. It doesn't mean everyone is going to be able to go out and execute it. Some people just dont have it. And if you cant draw on paper why even bother being a tattoo artist. I've spent thousands of hours on practice skin. What I have uploaded is just a handful of what I have done. I truly love art and tattoing. I want to be able to sleep at night knowing I gave someone a beautiful piece of art... and not something they will need to cover up later lol Never stop learning.
Brilliant episode!! Thomas is an interesting fellow and to have him explain everything as raw as it is really helps one open their eyes too 💚 BRILLIANT VID MATE 👏KEEP👏 IT👏 UP
I had the privilege to assist Thomas's seminar in Milan las year. It was a humbling experience, Thomas is so down to earth and very willing to teach and make sure you learn as much as possible.
Loving this podcast. Funny enough, I just purchased Thomas's ink set a few days ago so it was interesting hearing how he uses it.. Oliver ayer should do a video tattooing with his set🤙
Dude to get this Phenomenal Tattoo Artist like Thomas to come on your show is really saying something man..Rock on mate..You are on your way to the top Mate🔥🔥🔥💯
That makes so much sense about using small shaders instead of liners. I will put this to use very soon and see how it works for me. All of the information I get from you is invaluable. Thank you!
You can tell he's really learned from his own work. And continually refine his work to the point he is at today
A few gold nuggets of knowledge here bro...definitely going to try a 3RS for tight details. Interesting to hear he also studied music in London like myself 😂 what a legend for being so open about his techniques, keep it coming Oliver!
Is not funny
Artist collaborating is the best! Thank you.
Thank you so much for this podcast, very useful! For me, Thomas is the best of the best in realism tattoo, I’ve been following him for years now and each time i’m mindblowed by his work, each time i think « wow, this stuff is better than the precedent one, how is it possible??? »
And i would like to say that i really love your work too and want to thank you to share your knowledge, it’s very motivating!
Another great video. He seems a cool guy. Got to get yourself down to that studio, sounds exciting
I like Thomas,his technigues is amazing.I,ve been following him for a long time,I,m very grateful to you.As much as possible,such a video the gods of tattoo.Thank you,by.
Fantastic insight Oliver. When we are say low volts, what kind of volts are we talking and do they change from greywash to colour?
Wow what a great guy and incredible artist. Thank you so much for doing this podcast! Loving it ❤️ keep em coming
Really cool to listen a french artist as I am also from France originally
Great podcast! Keep up the good work!
Amazing interview, thank you so much brother!!! 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Yo these podcast interviews are dope man.!!!.inal berskov would be good brain to pick on this podcast!
Yeah it’s on
What a killer podcast! Thanks dude 🔥
Thank u man . That was amazing 🙏🏻
Nice one bro!
Thats why allot of artists are now showing their techniques. It doesn't mean everyone is going to be able to go out and execute it. Some people just dont have it. And if you cant draw on paper why even bother being a tattoo artist. I've spent thousands of hours on practice skin. What I have uploaded is just a handful of what I have done. I truly love art and tattoing. I want to be able to sleep at night knowing I gave someone a beautiful piece of art... and not something they will need to cover up later lol
Never stop learning.
Thanks very intersting video, keep going
Thanks for that🙏 love your podcasts
Hello from Belgium 🤗
Any chance of putting the podcast on spotify?
All platforms will be live soon 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
The same thing happens to me about hand speed,....I run my machine usually about an 8, what do you normally run?
Brilliant episode!! Thomas is an interesting fellow and to have him explain everything as raw as it is really helps one open their eyes too 💚 BRILLIANT VID MATE 👏KEEP👏 IT👏 UP
cool video… info 👍
But when I shade I go low and slow, and usually run 4.5
Oliver, you start tattooing 6y ago? Did you start alone or did you have a mentor? Because you have progressed well in 5-6 years
Btw I never thought Thomas would reveal so much detail. Especially about the types of needles he uses. You deserve every like for this interview 🙂👍👍
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Thomas needs a handlebar mustache