Distilled water .

To make a graywash, add shading solution water ( from any brand you can use). or adding small amounts of distilled water to the mixture of inks.

If someone wants to learn and teach let them it's not ruined shit homie

I've been a tattoo artist for 13 years, and I learned this craft from a good tattoo artist who was also a close friend, but sadly, he passed away. I've been drawing since childhood. When I moved to Europe, I needed a license to work and open my company, so I attended a tattoo school. Due to my experience, I also started working with them as a teacher. The reason I'm showing the process on KZbin is that I've had many students who start learning but quit after 1 or 2 years because they realize it's not an easy job. To save people money and time, I aim to provide this insight upfront. Working with skin and blood requires a lot of care and skill. Too many people just buy a machine and start tattooing without proper preparation. By sharing my process, I'm helping aspiring tattoo artists understand what they need to do to prepare themselves properly. They need to see the entire process and know what tools and techniques to use. Those who are truly dedicated to learning and working in this field should definitely attend a tattoo school to get the formal training and license they need to work legally. Additionally, creating content on KZbin helps me make some money to support myself. Thanks for understanding.

This job exactly requires experience. Working with any machine is different and depends on the skin and the design, like bold lines or soft shading. For now, just try to make lines with the same speed and depth from left to right and then right to left. Then start making circles from left to right and right to left again. Try using bananas and oranges as well because they are closer to real skin. You'll see that if you go too deep or drill too much, the fruit skin gets damaged like real skin. If possible, please take a photo of your tattoo machine and describe your problem, and send it to my Instagram.

depends on your tattoo machine is different. but I used stroke 3,5 mm.

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Who the hell wants to wait 5-6 hrs I heard let the stencil dry for 15 mins

@@BingeART on fake skin! Leave it overnight if you don’t want to wait. If you tattoo on fake skin this is good advice.

​@@BingeARThe isn't wrong. Fake skin is way different from real skin. You can let real skin dry 15 - 20 minutes and you will be fine. But on a fake skin you have to let it dry way longer.