Tattooing 101-Stipple,Whip,Pepper Shading

[@DanielYuck]

Are you wanting to develop your lining abilities? With The Tattoo Journal Workbook Series you can practice your fundamentals anytime and anyplace. Setting up is as easy as opening the workbook. The Tattoo Journal V1 Basic Lining Exercises amzn.to/3P1pawO The Tattoo Journal V2 Advanced Lining Exercises amzn.to/47VYmGN Should you have any questions please feel free to drop a comment and I will do my best to assist you in the best possible direction.

[@Inkbyjeremy]

Does it matter what stroke machine ?

[@Inkbyjeremy]

Is a 3.5 stroke or 4.2 stroke better for this ?

[@xFallenStarXOXO]

You have a gift for teaching :) It’s hard to find people that are this great at explaining their tattoo technique

[@ginnieloaiza2672]

You have no idea how much I appreciate these videos. They are helping me understand and practice techniques while I save up money to get into an apprenticeship program. Thank you❤️ I’ve learned so much already.

[@DanielYuck]

You’re very welcome! I appreciate your support and feedback! You will get an apprenticeship and you will do great! Should you ever have any questions at all don’t hesitate to reach out to me and I will do my best to assist you in the best possible direction🤝

[@woofnuggiez]

I just got my first tattoo kit a few days ago ^-^ I already have 4 pieces of work. But 2 I'm a bit proud of. I need help, how much does it eventually cose to do the apprenticeship. My family is very poor and live in the middle of nowhere so I wanted to take my 14 years of drawing and art experience to tattooing which is something I've wanted to do for awhile because my other dreams cost too much really, and hopefully pursue this one to the fullest. I just turned 21, and I wanted to start as early as possible because my mom is terminally ill and I want to be able to help out.

[@gabrieluc25]

Thank you! This type of video right here is helping us a lot. You are a kind person because of not putting it on some kind of paid course or on a patreon like other people do. Not everyone is in the same situation so this series are very appreciated.

[@DanielYuck]

Hey I appreciate your kind feedback and support! It means a lot to me, and I appreciate you. I am here to share my journey and do what I can today to help others along my way. Should you ever have any questions at all don’t hesitate to reach out to me. I will do my absolute best to assist you in the best possible direction.

[@gabrieluc25]

You deserve a lot bro! Definetely I'll have tons of questions. But I don't got a tattoo machine yet. I'm putting your videos on a playlist. AND thank you so much for being a very kind person again. I appreciate it so much because this world, sometimes is full of negativity.

[@gabrieluc25]

Which one would you recommend me for a first tattoo machine?

[@DanielYuck]

@@gabrieluc25 ahhh i hear you bro! I try to remain positive and on track with my entire channel and I’m constantly reminded that not everyone will agree or like my methods or maybe even me and that’s ok. My goal is to learn, grow and develop with everyone whom chooses to be apart of the journey. I’m not here to tell anyone what they outta be doing, or that they shouldn’t be doing whatever it is they maybe doing. I’m here for progression, education, and understanding.

[@DanielYuck]

@@gabrieluc25 I would recommend the CNC Q1 or the CNC Q2. You really can’t go wrong with either of these machines. What type of work will you be doing?

[@meoowmeoowwonderland1593]

I needed to say, NO ONE explained easier pepper shading than u did, i tried and even if im mostly working with thick abstract lines with graffiti looking colorfull tatts i found pleasure with doin it! THANK YOU

[@missparadise879]

Your camera work is amazing! Your close-ups are so clear and perfect. Thank you again.

[@DanielYuck]

Thank you for taking the time to drop a comment I appreciate you, your time and support 🤝

[@juliansanabria6464]

I’m going to try this as soon as my order of synthetic tattoo skin arrives. I feel more confident after watching your video. Thanks I appreciate it

[@DanielYuck]

Wow that’s awesome! I’m glad I can help you out! If you ever have any questions feel free to let me know, I’ll do my best to guide you in the best possible direction 🤝

[@sarahturner7587]

One of the best I’ve seen, thanks Daniel, “go ahead” and give yourself that gold star 🤩

[@DanielYuck]

😂😆 thank you very much for the support and feedback! I appreciate you! Don’t hesitate to go ahead and let me know if you have any questions at all, I’ll do my best to assist you in the best possible direction. 🤝

[@kassandraquinteros8136]

I love how humble you are. Your videos are extremely helpful. Thank you so much!!

[@stevelowe340]

Thanks again mate I have always liked the finished look of dot work shading when done right. I have a seen a couple of different ways of doing it but this seems the easiest and most straightforward . Love it. Thanks again

[@tboyz1]

Your an excellent teacher you explained the different techniques and added great close ups to highlight those differences which I really appreciate thank you, subbed cheers 😎👍

[@DanielYuck]

Thank you for the kind feedback and for your support! I appreciate you. I am grateful that I am able to help you in a better direction. Should you have any questions along the way don't hesitate to leave a comment and I will do my best to assist you in the best possible direction.

[@habilis999]

Excellent instructional video my man. Showing everything up close like that is what other guys videos are not showing, you really hit the nail on the head here. Thanks!

[@Misterfraenkstaenk]

This tattoo looks sooooo amazing, thanks for sharing, helping me big time!

[@DanielYuck]

Thank you so much for you support and support! I appreciate you! 🤝 If you ever have any questions at all don’t hesitate to reach out to me, I will always to my best to assist you in the best possible direction.

[@masterposter8471]

Hey man, i'm getting my first machine tomorrow and all of your videos helped me so much to set a theoratical base up, I've learned a lot from them, thanks for spending your time to teach us newbies

[@johnnymonge4158]

Thanks for creating this. Very few artist share how they achieve an effect. I’m very grateful for this video 🔥🙏🏽

[@timigold3909]

You just the best coach for tattooing. Today was the happiest day of my life. I can craft and more. My main problem is needle depth. Today I learned from you 😢, like I've learned from the first scratch from you. Of becoming a tattoo artist , thank so much master ,😭 would never deny I learned from you a lot !

[@nandoooo7217]

I just found your channel and its being very helpful! Thanks for taking a time for answering to the comments here, i'm learning a lot from it.

[@DanielYuck]

You’re welcome Bruno! I appreciate your time, feedback and support! Should you ever have any questions along your way don’t hesitate to reach out to me and I will do my best to assist you in the best possible direction 🤝

[@nickmyers9300]

I don't know if you already have one but I couldn't find it!!! I want you to make a video on sharing lettering, and how to find a light point.. I only learn tattoo techniques from you 🙏🏻

[@velvetbatzz]

I love the way stippling feels it’s lowkey relaxing lol and it tickles

[@upgrade1015]

very cool technique. Thank you for sharing. I look forward to all your videos.

[@hamudi9654]

i’m so high rn but watched the whole video it’s so satisfying , ur so good

[@Lovabletaj]

Thank you for your time, i am a beginner, still learning, i did dot work, but came to see this stipple technique, hope it will work for me, m using coil machine. Hope to learn more and more from you brodr... Thanks u again ❤️..

[@DanielYuck]

Thank you for your support and feedback! I appreciate you! Should you ever have any questions at all don’t hesitate to reach out to me and I will do my best to guide you in the best possible direction. I am curious have you tried a stipple approach with a coil machine ?

[@Markuscastmtl]

The technique you show in this video has helped me a lot. thank you

[@DanielYuck]

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[@charliebitme3010]

Well.. you just got yourself a new subscriber! Thank you so much!

[@battleschool480]

Always cool to see a master of his craft at work. Thank you for sharing.

[@rhenvidigame1037]

Finally, this video or tutorial makes me understand on how to do this techniques! So glad to see this video! Thank you for the help! You're the man!! 🤟🏻

[@victoriacerrito2011]

You did such a good job explaining all this thank you for the information and for doing this real time.

[@DanielYuck]

Thank you very much Victoria! I appreciate you, your time and support! Don't hesitate to let me know if you have any questions along your way, I will assist you in the best possible direction.

[@atarinmichaeli6052]

THANK YOU! this one is great, i learned a lot and my first time trying it out was killer!

[@DanielYuck]

You're welcome! I appreciate you, your time and support! I am glad you had a good experience with this style of shading. If I may, what type of design did you work on? If you have any questions feel free to drop it in the comment section below and I will do my best to assist you in the best possible direction.

[@desireepedroza602]

so glad i found your account, new to the tattoo game, and absolutely love your videos

[@antonio3088]

I said “lol” in my head before it came on screen for the slo-mo lol GLICTH. Thanks for the lesson 🙏

[@popularprincess2552]

Loveeee this! So helpful & beautiful outcome.

[@DanielYuck]

Thank you for your support and feedback! I appreciate you! 🤝 Should you ever have any questions at all don’t hesitate to reach out to me, I will do my best to guide you in the best possible direction.

[@georgedavisjr6422]

very helpful video ive been an aspiring tattooer for years b ut ive never had any formal training.

[@bushikarasu]

This was an Awesome Video! Great Technique, I learned Alot!!! 💪🤙🌺👍

[@DanielYuck]

You’re welcome bro! I appreciate your support and feedback. Thank you very much. I’m glad I was able to help you in a better direction. Should you ever have any questions along your way don’t hesitate to reach out to me and I will do my best to assist you in the best possible direction 🤝

[@JoseCastro-pv9fu]

Great video thanks for taking the time to show us in detail..

[@DanielYuck]

Thank you for your feedback and support! I appreciate you. If you ever have any questions at all feel free to let me know. I will do my best to guide you in the best possible direction.

[@timothywells3097]

Daniel that was very informative and very beautiful great job! You are a very good instructor you had my attention thank you teaching me something new I will be following you and learning thanks again

[@libertyairbrushing7349]

Thank you for taking the time to make this video. It helped me to understand the process.😁👍

[@DanielYuck]

Thank you for taking the time to watch my video, I appreciate you ! I am glad I could help you out. If you ever have any questions at all, feel free to let me know and I will do my best to guide you in the best possible direction.

[@baskwithh7673]

I love this style, it’s honestly one of my consistent styles I do. I like the whip technique but I also apply a circular hand motion at times just to get it really started, especially for the bigger pieces. Great video tho! Very educational! I’ll sub!

[@DanielYuck]

Thank you for your support and feedback! I appreciate you. 🤝 I personally love this shading approach. I love the way it looks and I think it’s amazing how we can layer literal dots over one another to achieve these sort of effects. Should you ever have any questions at all don’t hesitate to reach out to me. I’ll do my best to guide you in the best possible direction.

[@ashleeaustin358]

This was a fabulous instructional video. Great job!

[@DanielYuck]

Thank you for your support and feedback! I appreciate you. Should you ever have any questions at all don’t hesitate to let me know and I will do my best to assist you in the best possible direction. 🤝

[@ashleeaustin358]

@@DanielYuck thank you so very much! 🙏

[@kit6405]

Do a shot everytime he says "go ahead" lol.

[@DanielYuck]

🤣😂

[@DanielYuck]

Maaaan that made me laugh! 😂

[@kit6405]

Lol. I really enjoyed the video. Very informative. Thanks and keep em coming!

[@ioanamunteanu6090]

Wherevis this from? Wich part of the US has I'm a go ahead

[@DanielYuck]

@@kit6405 Thank you for your support! I appreciate it. If you ever have any questions feel free to let me know and I will do my best to guide you in the best possible direction.

[@michellegifford91]

Great video man I've been wondering how this was done ! Can't wait to try it

[@jjmagnums2140]

This is very helpful honestly thank you so much

[@DanielYuck]

You’re welcome my friend! Thank you for your support and feedback. I genuinely appreciate you. Should you ever have any questions at all don’t hesitate to reach out to me and I will do my best to assist you in the best possible direction🤝

[@PaulLehmann]

This Video really helps me out a lot, thank you for that

[@DanielYuck]

You’re welcome! Thank you for your feedback and support! I appreciate you. Should you ever have any questions at all don’t hesitate to let me know and I will do my best to assist you in the best possible direction. 🤝

[@kjp2314]

Shading really makes the tattoo look so much more complex! Loooooove stipple shading!!!

[@DanielYuck]

I agree! I used to be afraid of shading but now I personally love it and the shading process.

[@Cogniche]

Please make a video on why you choose certain shading directions, please and thank you I love the content

[@brucenathanielborito]

Is mast flip pen type of dragon hawk good for beginners? Watching from Philippines thankyou for respond more vlog

[@joeg6297]

9RS to do linework? Amazing. I use a 14RL. I tend to see lines if I use a shader Daniel. Im going to try this next time.

[@Cuntsulting]

Hi Daniel! I just found you not too long ago and I appreciate you so much for all these videos LOL every time I watch one of your videos I let all the ads run even if it’s five minutes worth of ads 😭😂

[@keniajuliani6026]

You are amazing, thank you for sharing 🤟🏼 help me a lot!

[@DanielYuck]

You’re welcome! Thank you for your support and feedback! I appreciate you. Should you ever have any questions at all don’t hesitate to reach out to me and I will do my best to assist you in the best possible direction 🤝

[@semiramidakhem]

MAN, a nice video , because the last tattoo I make ..the girl in the tattoo will be mad on me because I shade and her eyes look like I use a tone of rimel:))))) I was hurry..i think...f...et up ..but it was a a fake skin...but now ..i will have more patience for ur techniques and I really understand ...tnx dude

[@isrealwynkoop5761]

I always wondered how to stipple shade ...wish I knew about your videos when started instead trials and error s...

[@LucidFrameProduction]

I'm amazed at how clean your practice skin is! haha! There are times I can't see any of my lines because of how bad the ink stains the skin. I've tried priming the skin with green soap and vaseline before practicing, but I can't wipe the excess ink away without making a huge mess of things. I do use Vaseline to wipe with. I haven't tried more expensive skin yet- so no Pound of Flesh or ReelSkin. I do practice on CPR dummies that I have which is a similar material to the fake skin, but it's way easier to wipe excess ink away. I can actually see my lines! You're magical! haha! I'm using the Yuelong skin that you're using here. Maybe I got a bad batch? Thank you for this video! You've taught me a lot :)

[@DanielYuck]

Haha when I first got some fake skins I remember that I had a smudging problem too. It really all depends on the skin we are using. Rubber felt skins typically are super tough to work with because of the smudging. Do you know which skin you selected upon checking out from the Yuelong Amazon Page? We have silicone which are great for keeping clean but difficult and tough to tattoo. Every skin is different and I feel we should try to expand our pallet a bit and test out different skins. All of the skins on the market can teach us a lot. Should you ever have any questions at all don’t hesitate to reach out to me and let me know. I will do my best to assist you in the best possible direction. 🤝

[@LucidFrameProduction]

@@DanielYuck Thank you for replying :) I re-checked my order and the description of the skins says it's latex- but it's definitely not latex. I'm also an SFX makeup artist who uses latex all the time, so I'm very familiar with how it feels. This skin is very thin, tough, not flexible- I get zero stretch out of it, and it feels more like rubber than latex or silicone. I also have to put another skin under the one I'm tattooing or my needles go through to the table even when I'm being very gentle. I know my needle depth is good because I've done outlines in my own skin and haven't blown out any lines. I made sure to get it from the Yeulong store on Amazon to avoid knockoffs. I did get a small frame of skin from Pound of Flesh. The stretch is awesome on that skin, but it's a struggle to get ink into it. If I were to go from that into human skin without ever being in skin before, I'd be blowing out lines all over the place...haha! I mean, it's good skin, but damn! Even getting a good solid outline is difficult. I can say that the Yeulong skin takes ink easier than POF. I'll still use my Yeulong skinflaps for outline practice, but I just can't for shading. Like I said- I can't wipe the ink away enough to see my progress. I appreciate you, good sir :)

[@DanielYuck]

@@LucidFrameProduction I know exactly what you mean! I’m grateful that I started on the think Yuelong fake skin flaps ahaha because I developed and worked into a soft hand. Don’t get me wrong we are all prone to blowouts, anytime we put a needle into skin we are prone to blowouts however there is so much we can do to do our absolute best to prevent blowouts as much as possible. Now I feel more comfortable so when I use thicker skin I’m not totally against it anymore however if we are just learning I would always recommend think skins. Furthermore I’ve noticed fluctuations in the skins I get from pretty much every vendor. Reelskin are nice and consistent but from what I’ve used rather thick although someone has mentioned we can get different thicknesses. The Yuelong skins are my go to still just because they do what I need them to do, but they are very hard to work shading into. I feel what this issue is is the way they are made. I think it could be something with the ratios with ingredients used to make the skin. The formula could fluctuate a bit depending on whom makes the batch, what ingredients were used , etc. I really feel this is where the fluctuations come into play. I would have to see the skin so I can tell you if it’s a rubber or silicone felt. I got a batch that doesn’t accept 3rl haha but accepts shaders and bigger liners like no tomorrow. One thing I’ve learned from my experiences that every fake skin has different things to offer. 1 fake skin will teach us liking better over another. 1 fake skin will teach us shading over another. 1 fake skin will teach us this and you get by drift. Since they are all made different they all have something to offer and I really feel there is not 1 skin to rule them all at the moment haha. Thank you for your support and feedback 🤝

[@LucidFrameProduction]

@@DanielYuck I agree- every skin is good for something. I can say that practicing on CPR dummies has been very educational. I make horror dollies and friends give me dolls and stuff to make into zombies and whatnot. A friend gave me 3 CPR dummies to zombify and I've been using one of them to practice in. I can say that after practicing on a human-shaped dummy I never wanna tattoo ribs on a real human...haha! Their skin is tough, but it takes ink well- even for shading. Plus it gives good practice stenciling and tattooing on a human form. I can also wipe the ink away to see my progress. But, so far, there's just nothing like real human skin. It's a damn luxury after tattooing fake thingies! My name is Tricia, by the way. I sincerely do appreciate you for your videos and for responding to people. You're awesome :)

[@DanielYuck]

@@LucidFrameProduction thats way too cool! If the opportunity ever presented itself I would love to tattoo something like that as well haha. That’s way too cool. This dawns the idea of me getting some fake limbs and practicing on limbs. For me personally I love to work on human skin, there truly isn’t anything like it. I feel like tattooing skin is easier in my hand over tattooing fake skin as human skin is softer and for me personally easier to work with. The natural con-caves of the human body never stopped me from applying a good line haha. I’m certainly faced with tasks upon tattooing such as figuring out how I am going to place myself to pull this line correctly, or how deep this dermis area is. I work my way naturally around my tattoos on a human. Not being able to stretch on fake skin or tattooing on a flat surface never had a negative impact on my tattooing, but this may vary from person to person. So being able to tattoo dummies of such can be a genuine blessing for those whom are looking to develop their workflow and process in that area. To mimic the actual process is awesome in my opinion. I genuinely appreciate you, your support and feedback Tricia! It’s means a lot to me 🤝 Should you ever have any questions at all don’t hesitate to reach out to me, I will always do my best to assist you in the best possible direction.

[@kyy4649]

do you think you could do a video on how you find form for shading objects where its not so obvious? or do you already have one that im missing! thanks a ton! this video helped me a lot

[@CAVEMANsean]

Not a tattoo artist nor do I plan on ever being a tattoo artist. I've gotten a lot of ink. 1 think I like about whip shading is it looks better as it ages and it blurs out and looks like grey wash shading. Obviously gray wash shading looks cleaner on a fresh tattoo but doesn't age as well as solid black shading techniques

[@johnpaul2659]

Can you do a video on needle cartridges & name/label needles &/or cartridges are for?

[@haydarkamal3643]

Beautiful work bro thank you so much 🙏❤️

[@DanielYuck]

Thank you for your feedback and support! I appreciate you 🤝 Should you ever have any questions at all don’t hesitate to reach out to me. I will do my best to guide you in the best possible direction.

[@charlesguero2003]

Pepper shade, or rake shade is what I've always heard it called...nice work bro.

[@charlesguero2003]

Or Tip shade..

[@DanielYuck]

Thank you Charles! I appreciate your support. 🤝

[@fluke808state4]

Loving this alot...learning more...Will be back later! :)

[@DanielYuck]

Thank you for your support and feedback bro! I appreciate you. Should you have any questions at all don’t hesitate to reach out to me and I will do my best to assist you in the best possible direction. 🤝

[@donnariddle5384]

I would love to hear how you find form. I'm all over the place. the very point you made about the negative space hit me like a brick. Thank you for sharing!

[@DanielYuck]

Thank you for your support! I am actually working on something for you all on this topic. Bare with me as I get it done and released for you all. I appreciate your support 🤝

[@zaninart5351]

You're incredible, thank you for sharing your knowledge

[@DanielYuck]

Thank you for the kind words and support! I appreciate you! Should you ever have any questions at all, don’t hesitate to reach out to me. I will do my best to guide you in the best possible direction.

[@chefkenburnem211]

I subbed right after iheard u talk about the bugpin preference to stipple shading. 3rl bugpin all day

[@DanielYuck]

Haha we are now bugpin brothers!!

[@deonmark21]

Good teaching example for shading thanks

[@DanielYuck]

You’re welcome! Thank you for your support and feedback! I appreciate you. Should you ever have any questions at all, don’t hesitate to reach out to me. I will do my best to guide you in the best possible direction. 🤝

[@ghoulhexxx]

Hi! I don't know if you reply to comments on older videos, but so far your content has been incredibly helpful, so I'm already subscribed! I have a question: Is it normal to have to pass the needle so many times to achieve the shading? Or is it because of the fake skin that it takes so many passes? Thanks in advance!

[@DanielYuck]

Thanks for your time and support! I appreciate you. This is a great question I feel. So when it comes to fake skin we will certainly have to work harder to shade, which means more passes. Not all fake skins are like this but the ones that do require more work, I would say just to work them as needed. This will translate to softer fake skins that require less passes, we will also work those as needed.

[@ghoulhexxx]

@@DanielYuck Thank you very much for the response! Tomorrow I'm going to buy my first machine along with a variety of needles and fake skin to start practicing. Then it will be time for the self-tattoo😁

[@terencehealy5110]

Dude Lining with a shader and shading with a liner VERY COOL 😊

[@marconunez1003]

Nice video man 👍

[@DanielYuck]

Thank you for your support and feedback! I appreciate you. Should you ever have any questions at all don’t hesitate to reach out to me and I will do my best to assist you in the best possible direction 🤝

[@masonwarner7057]

I love stippling for portrait with soft shading but I do it with opaques

[@vaithiarealvarez5817]

Hi, I have a simple question that's been hard to answer... Is stippling (dotwork), whip shading, and pepper shading different from each other? Or are they just different synonyms for the same technique? I mean, does the term vary the effects or the hand movements? I've found several conflicting views on the matter and am even more confused now. Thank you in advance!

[@audreywhite5556]

I'm a little confused...I thought you had to go deep enough to lay solid black like you do with lining in order for the ink to stay? Or does the shading just manage to stay by doing it that lightly on the surface of the skin somehow?

[@audreywhite5556]

That was a little confusing so what I mean is it looks like youre laying the color really gently on the uppermost layer of the skin but I thought ink fell out if you dont go to the dermis?

[@laurynforster6854]

Thank you so much for your video it really helped me understand the techniques I was having such a hard time before! I was just wondering what you are using to wipe away the excess ink?? I know the smudging on the skin could be down to the fake skin itself but honestly I don’t have any products to get the excess ink off and am currently using face cream! Lol! Any product suggestions would be helpful as I am just starting to build up my kit.

[@verakulic8281]

Vaseline!

[@BrittaliciousD]

Love this video! So how does the ink stay well because your not putting the ink into the second layer? Also going over same spot multiple spot many times does make a problem area in the skin? TiA 🥰

[@binitadas3341]

Thankyou for explaining it so properly ❤️

[@DanielYuck]

You’re welcome! I appreciate your feedback, time and support! It means a lot to me. If you ever have questions along your way please don’t hesitate to drop a comment and I will assist you in the best possible direction 🤝

[@lisandrac4001]

Love this video...Most informative!

[@DanielYuck]

Thank you for the support and feedback! I appreciate you. Should you ever have any questions at all don’t hesitate to let me know and I will do my best to assist you in the best possible direction. 🤝

[@durgagurung7946]

Is the main factor is power supply which makes machine do shader or liner according to the volt of it?! Can we use liner machine to shader with change of volt in case of coil?!

[@209AutoBody]

This helped so much! What brand fake skin you use? I like how the ink wipes off.

[@emorebelle]

Hey dude can u make a video on tatt machines , comparing them based on ur experience. Reviews basically of what you tried and which one you prefer when it comes to tattooing

[@AngelFlores-nx4rr]

hey man great video, I', having trouble cleaning the ink out from the synth skin, what do you use for it? thanks

[@natashasoloway5886]

Tips on getting your grip so ... big without using 5 rolls of adhesive tape🙈🤨?

[@HagarenoBoyo]

heey Daniel, thank you so much for such detailed explaination! I have a question though. My cheyenne hawk thunder can range from 5 to 12 volt. I Have seen and read people use 3 to 5 volts for pepper shading as well, but as I understand from your video, 5 volt is good as well? and I'm a beginner and don't have bugpins needles. Can normal needles 3RL achieve the same effect? thanks in advance!

[@artistkink4009]

Is it good to use the shading needle as a liner I did it a try on my sister friend I like but I’m still learning it was a small tattoo

[@DanielYuck]

That’s a good question! I feel it really all depends on the technique and technicality the tattooist at hand provides. Round Shaders can be used to line and me personally I love to line with round shaders especially on my mandala style tattoos. Round magnums can be used to line but requires a specific approach. If I may, What type of needle were you using specific?

[@mobinknox]

Really informative keep it up bro

[@DanielYuck]

Thank you for the support and feedback! 🤝

[@mobinknox]

💯👊🏿Respect from Montréal

[@DanielYuck]

@@mobinknox thank you! Respect from Texas 🙏 much love ✌️

[@jyrleiva9134]

nice vid bro, thanks for knowledge. greetings from chile

[@DanielYuck]

You’re welcome! Thank you very much for your support! I appreciate you 🤝

[@taylorlynn7620]

Thank you so much Daniel! I’m just beginning my apprenticeship and you are helping me excel! Do you have any tips for putting stencils on the fake skin? I’m told that it just won’t work and not to try and put one on….

[@DanielYuck]

Thank you for your support and feedback it means a lot to me! Congratulations on your apprenticeship! You will do great ! Putting stencils on fake skin can be super super tricky. For me, It really depends on the felt we are using. Some felts of fake skins require different treatments and changes a bit in the process. Rubber felt skins are typically quicker to dry but harder to work with because they smudge like no tomorrow. Silicone felts are good but require more time to sit and rest so the stencil sticks to the skin. In this video I talk more about what I’ve mentioned and I show you how I go about applying stencils to fake skins m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/l5nEfqSwhshmoZo Let me know if you have any questions at all.

[@ceaseinthebuilding]

would you rather use this technique with traditional or portrait? or would it be good for both ?

[@DanielYuck]

That is a great question! I can't say this technique would be good for this , or best for that because we can all use this technique as we see fit. It can possibly work well for both of those style should you need to have this approach. We can also combine different shading techniques in 1 tattoo. I personally do not feel that there are rules but more so our own guidelines to follow. I always encourage myself to try new configurations and new ways of tattooing just to see what I like and what I don't like.

[@ISTHIStheKRUSTYKRABx]

oh so, im guessing stippling and shading this way would hurt less versus if you were to get a black out or thicker shade

[@liviousyoung4911]

So is the skin heat sensitive? Is that why the black stencil fades so you can see the actual tattoo gun working?

[@Dark_night8729]

Is the skin you use hard to get shading into? As I use the same methode nice and light and the skin I used ( reelskin) took the ink so much better almost like human skin would. Just wondering if it was my issue or just the fake skin you use

[@OhDarling.143]

I need advice. I can’t see the needle going in and out of its cartridge even at a low voltage. It looks like it’s just vibrating. I use a mast pro pen style machine

[@crazycobra8138]

Nice Video , you helpt me to lern this

[@DanielYuck]

I appreciate your feedback and support! Thank you very much! Should you have any questions feel free to drop it in the comment section below and I will do my best to assist you in the best possible direction.

[@michaelvargas7912]

I d like to continue to the end process

[@emi5312]

this was super helpful! thank you :)

[@guillenavarre]

Hey Daniel! I loved your video and the way you explain the technics! I have a question but is more related to the machine you're using. Would you recommend getting one CNC-Q2? I'm learning tattoo and this machine is in the range of "cheap" pen machines, so I really consider getting one, but I couln't find many reviews about this machine. I would really appreciate your word!

[@DanielYuck]

Thank you for your kind feedback and support! It means a lot to me. That’s a great question! I actually made a full review on the cnc-Q2 and that video I will link it below for you. CNC Q2 Tattoo Short Pen Review kzbin.info/www/bejne/hHTZgImVbK2Lp5o In my opinion I personally love the Q2 and is one of my go to tattoo machines. I will be switching the cam out for a 4mm stroke for lining. I think you’ll love the Q2. If you have any questions upon watching the video don’t hesitate to reach out and I will do my best to assist you in the best possible direction 🤝

[@missymariemm6252]

That's beautiful ❤️

[@trevorwhite6259]

I am a learning artist and just had a few questions. 1. Why use a 9 round shading needle instead of 9 round lining needle for outline? Does this work the same for real skin as well? 2. What is the difference between a bugpin 3rl and a standard 3rl? What do each look like?

[@DanielYuck]

Great questions! I use a round shader typically when I am wanting to achieve a bolder line. The round shaders have a larger grouping spread which results in the line being bolder. In a nutshell the differences between Bugpin and standard is the grouping sizes. The bugpins have a tighter needle grouping over the standard. I will be shedding more light on this soon.

[@loriefosterhowell202]

-thank you… You so patient 👌🏻❤

[@davidniven719]

Awesome! Am I a tattooer now?

[@DanielYuck]

It’s possible! It’s hard to say. Are you?

[@bestrelaxingambience9567]

2 Questions: What has been done wrong when the dots are just red and umpty without any ink in it? Is there a way to create dark solid dots with just one pass?

[@Ianmoody666]

Stretch the skin more

[@antoniocalo4213]

Thank you so much for this video mate! I found it really useful !!! 🙌 Just two questions: 1) For whip shading, did you use diluted ink or pure black? 2) Could you please explain to me the difference between a Bugpin 1003RL and a normal 1003RL? The gauge is the same, and the needlles are all 3 Long Tape! I thought the Bugpins were the normal #08 RL LT needles but I found there were also the #08 RL LT Bugpin needles Aaaaahhhhhh! They drive me crazy! 😱😱😱🤣 Nobody can explain to me what a bugpin is ... Please! Thank you ✌️

[@DanielYuck]

For all of the shading techniques I used in this video I used straight black ink. I will bring a review soon on the ink I use on my end. Also those are great questions! So to my understanding bugpin signifies a tighter needle grouping. So we have our standard needle grouping size which is referred to as #12. We have bugpin which is referred to as #10. So if we have a #10-03RL That’s a bugpin 3 round liner. If we have a #12-03RL that’s a round standard 3 round liner. What changes within these needles is groupings of the needle point. Bugpin will always have a tighter needle grouping of standard sizes. I would consider #08 bugpin as well because of the super tight needle groupings. I’m not certain if there is a specific term for #08 or any gauge under #10. To my understanding it’s referred to as bugpin. Don’t quote me on that tho. Lol

[@antoniocalo4213]

@@DanielYuck Thank you so much!!! I think I got it right this time! ❤️🖤❤️

[@DanielYuck]

@@antoniocalo4213 very nice ! Anytime man. Thank you for your support and for tuning in.

[@tobimiley]

It all refers to the diameter of the single needles that make up the configuration. #12 are standard needles size (.35mm), #10 (.30mm), and #08 (.25mm). The reason they, #s 10 and 08, are called bugpins is because the sizes are used by bug collectors to mount the bodies to the boards they are displayed upon. You can have super tight configurations with 12s, it's how the needles are soldered on the bar that determines if it's tight or loose. The longer the solder is towards the tips the tighter the grouping will be. When artists want a looser grouping to get certain effects they put a flame on the solder to melt it some so the needles spread out some. When I started, apprentices were expected to learn needle making among other old-school things.

[@antoniocalo4213]

@@tobimiley Thank's mate 🤗

[@salemtrinity444]

These videos are very helpful. I'm taking note!!! How do you choose where you put your shading?

[@DanielYuck]

This is a GREAT question! I am actually working on a video for this. Stay tuned and bare with me as I get this done for you all.

[@mosesnavarrette5388]

It’s kinda like 3d shapes, you have to picture where the light is hitting and where the dark spots will be, if you take a close look at materials like leather brick and all other kinds you will get the general idea of where to shade

[@salemtrinity444]

Hey...thanks. I'm trying. I'm good enough for now...need more practice. 😌

[@salemtrinity444]

@@mosesnavarrette5388 thanks. Like I said. I've done a few tattoos on myself. Some are good. Some need to be touched up. And one is kindof bad but I still like it. 👍practice

[@spencerwang5799]

Thank you so much for this video, it was very very helpful. Just want to ask that you are using solid black ink or washed gray when you do shadings like this? Thank you!

[@DrownedPirate]

does the fake skin retain ink the same as real skin? Or do you have to layer the ink more/less than you would on a person?