Dotwork Tattoo Art Tutorial - How to dot real and silicone skin cells
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- Опубліковано 21 тра 2024
- Unlock the secrets of dotwork tattoo art with our detailed tutorial! 🎨 Whether you're an aspiring tattoo artist or looking to enhance your skills, this video covers everything you need to know about creating stunning dotwork designs on both real and silicone skin.
🔴 Tutorial Highlights:
Introduction to Dotwork - Understand the basics and history of dotwork tattooing.
Tools and Materials - Learn about the essential equipment, from needles to ink.
Techniques for Real Skin - Step-by-step guidance on dotting real skin, ensuring precision and safety.
Practicing on Silicone Skin - Perfect your technique with practice tips and tricks on silicone.
🛠️ What You'll Need:
Tattoo Machine or Handpoke Tools
Various Needle Sizes
Ink and Ink Caps
Real or Silicone Practice Skin
Cleaning Supplies
📆 Practice Schedule:
Dedicate regular practice sessions to master your dotwork technique, alternating between real and silicone skin to build confidence and consistency.
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Disclaimer: Always follow proper hygiene practices and consult with experienced professionals when working on real skin. Ensure you comply with local health regulations and obtain necessary certifications.
Ready to perfect your dotwork tattoo skills? Press play and let's create some amazing art! 🖋️✨
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so you flipped the fake skin over and did the other side? if so, why?
There is no difference between performing on silicone skin and real skin. They are the same
Yeah, that's not a reply that would make sense to what the question was.. @markborowski965 asked why you flipped it over and redid the same motif on the other side.
Not if there is any difference on the skins..
However @markborowski965, should I come with a guess as to why he did it, if you notice the thickness of the skin, it looks to be relatively thin, about 2mm max. Also, he got dots on the backside when he flipped it over, so had it been human skin, he would have made several blowouts. I'm happy I weren't the receiver of this tattoo :p My guess is, he redid the tattoo on the backside, to not let it show he went too deep :p
@@SagasInStitchesI disagree with you, I believe the person did nothing wrong by tattooing both sides of their skin. The skin is also thin. Still, I'm glad I watched this video.
Yes, I flipped the fake skin over and tattooed the other side to demonstrate different techniques to you. It was also to save on materials and prevent wastage of the fake skin since they are made of a type of plastic.
Yes, I flipped the fake skin over and tattooed the other side to demonstrate different techniques to you. It was also to save on materials and prevent wastage of the fake skin since they are made of a type of plastic.