After watching a lot of your videos for a while and spending lots of time drawing and practicing on fake skin, I've found the best way to efficiently practice for me is to put on a couple of stencils on either side of the sheets of skin. By the time I'm done with the first tattoo, the second side will be dry. Also I found I could remove ink smears on the fake skin with bathroom cleaner and it worked great! 😂 Thanks for the great videos, they've been so helpful
That skin is sooo much thicker than the synthetic I got from my local. Mine’s about half the thickness and hard to learn on with a fixed 2.9mm needle depth (inkclaw tiny pen). Obviously you don’t want to blow out regardless, but it interrupts your flow to hit the table rather than just see that you went too deep afterwards. Great video, will check out trueskin!
You're videos are so beyond helpful!! Thank you so much. I've been having a ton of toruble applying my stencil I don't have the stencil cream stuff. Thank you.
Hey Daniel, I applied my stencil to my fake skin, just every step you do it... but after 24H i still remove my stencil. I use silicone fake skin, could that be my issue ?? Or am i doing something wrong ? Thanks for all your video's! Grtz from the Netherlands.
I start tattooing with a 1207rl but i feel like my lines are super thin and that its hard to pull straight lines? I run an ambition soldier with hawink cartridges, do you have any tips?
pleeeeeeaaaase do a video on how to remove stencil from fake skin. after finishing the tattoo in shaded or realistic designs stencil stays there like a shadow and hurts the eyes when looking at it
Yea of course! I am using "Scott Shop Wipes" which are the blue napkins you'll see me using for practice. I have seen many artist use these for human skin but for human skin I prefer MDWipeOutz! I will leave links for you below. Should you have any further questions don't hesitate to let me know. Scott Shop Wipes amzn.to/3wdIVI7 MDWipeOutz amzn.to/3yj9Vsg
This is a good question! I don't know how accurate my answer will be but I have not personally tried to apply stencils with vaseline. I anticipate that the stencil would bleed, blur and lose its integrity if applied with vaseline. Furthermore, I will try this on my end to confirm.
@@DanielYuck Thank you for the response, I await what you will come up with. I’ve been trying, but I’m not sure if I’m applying enough or if it just doesn’t work.
Nice vid, bro. So when you wipe out the ink when tattooing, is not going to erase the stencil? Cuz that always happens to me and I always end up guessin where to put the needle.
You need to wait until the stencil is dry. On practice skin it can take a little longer to dry though. So wait a little bit after wiping the excess off to start working on it
Thank you for the support and feedback Tim! I apologize for the audio, I will make an updated video with better audio quality. Should you ever have any questions along your way don't hesitate to drop a comment and I will do my best to assist you in the best possible direction.
After watching a lot of your videos for a while and spending lots of time drawing and practicing on fake skin, I've found the best way to efficiently practice for me is to put on a couple of stencils on either side of the sheets of skin. By the time I'm done with the first tattoo, the second side will be dry. Also I found I could remove ink smears on the fake skin with bathroom cleaner and it worked great! 😂 Thanks for the great videos, they've been so helpful
This is the best fake skin stencil tutorial I’ve seen on UA-cam Thankyou sm ❤
That skin is sooo much thicker than the synthetic I got from my local. Mine’s about half the thickness and hard to learn on with a fixed 2.9mm needle depth (inkclaw tiny pen). Obviously you don’t want to blow out regardless, but it interrupts your flow to hit the table rather than just see that you went too deep afterwards. Great video, will check out trueskin!
You're videos are so beyond helpful!! Thank you so much. I've been having a ton of toruble applying my stencil I don't have the stencil cream stuff. Thank you.
Thank you. I will try this. I have been struggling applying stencils.
Bro I love all of your videos. Very informative.
As always Daniel, a very informative and insightful video. Everything I watch of yours is entertaining and educational. ✌️👍
Even when I put a bunch of speed stick on I still have trouble getting the stencil to be bold or even stick
You’re probably putting too much speed stick. It should vibe a very thin layer
Hey Daniel,
I applied my stencil to my fake skin, just every step you do it... but after 24H i still remove my stencil. I use silicone fake skin, could that be my issue ?? Or am i doing something wrong ? Thanks for all your video's! Grtz from the Netherlands.
I start tattooing with a 1207rl but i feel like my lines are super thin and that its hard to pull straight lines? I run an ambition soldier with hawink cartridges, do you have any tips?
pleeeeeeaaaase do a video on how to remove stencil from fake skin.
after finishing the tattoo in shaded or realistic designs stencil stays there like a shadow and hurts the eyes when looking at it
I couldnt make out what the wipes are called as i dont live in the US/Canada, could you help me with that? Great video as always thank u so much!
Yea of course! I am using "Scott Shop Wipes" which are the blue napkins you'll see me using for practice. I have seen many artist use these for human skin but for human skin I prefer MDWipeOutz!
I will leave links for you below. Should you have any further questions don't hesitate to let me know.
Scott Shop Wipes
amzn.to/3wdIVI7
MDWipeOutz
amzn.to/3yj9Vsg
grazie per il video è stato molto utile
Hey, I was wondering. Can you use Vaseline to apply the stencil to fake skin also? If you can’t get anything else?
This is a good question!
I don't know how accurate my answer will be but I have not personally tried to apply stencils with vaseline. I anticipate that the stencil would bleed, blur and lose its integrity if applied with vaseline.
Furthermore, I will try this on my end to confirm.
@@DanielYuck Thank you for the response, I await what you will come up with. I’ve been trying, but I’m not sure if I’m applying enough or if it just doesn’t work.
Nice vid, bro.
So when you wipe out the ink when tattooing, is not going to erase the stencil? Cuz that always happens to me and I always end up guessin where to put the needle.
You need to wait until the stencil is dry. On practice skin it can take a little longer to dry though. So wait a little bit after wiping the excess off to start working on it
Why speed stick? I see everyone using it for fake skin. Can I use anything else besides that?
I've read Bleech will work to remove the stencil stain
Interesting video, thanks . Hard to hear though.
Thank you for the support and feedback Tim!
I apologize for the audio, I will make an updated video with better audio quality.
Should you ever have any questions along your way don't hesitate to drop a comment and I will do my best to assist you in the best possible direction.
Dose it have to be Speed Stick or can you use other deodorants
I've been using a dove men's gel solid stick deodorant and it's been working for me
if you want to tattoo immediately put your fake skin in the oven for about 20 min at 90°C
@@Alias19px i have a video on my channel (silicon are heat resistant) !!
Il mio stencil staff si asciuga troppo presto, non riesco a passare l immagine sulla pelle sintetica 😮come posso fare?
What can I use on human skin if I don't have stencil cream?
nothing else
Can you do the same thing on human skin or is it unsafe?
you need to talk into the mic can barely hear you bro
You’re just an idiot everybody else can hear him perfectly fine. You are just one of those people that complain too much. 🤦🏽
buy a mic
This was a great help to me thank you ... @Danielyuck