How To Shade With A Mag Needle

[@PsykotikTattoo_ACUS]

Another great content, using paintbrush technique is for me the least trauma to the skin, a very relatable explanation always, often used the mags to do most of my bigger tattoos using a rl or rs to do some intricate lines, i hope to see, in future videos how to tattoo and line with a mag, your capabilities are endless, I hope Mr.Vescovi watches your videos, i bet he could learn a thing or two from you, us Gen X-ers learned from the Bloomers, and Millenials and Gen Z's came out with theae awesome ideas & crazy techniques, humbleness is the key to becoming a great tattooer, just my perspective🤘🏻🤘🏻

[@letsgetshaded]

this comment is the truth! like anything else in life, you should walk into what you're doing with an open mindset/ready to learn! capabilities are limitless when you humble yourself and are open to learning!

[@MeleciaA]

amazing video, i love your descriptions with the close ups this was extremely helpful!!

[@battleschool480]

I’ve learned so much from watching these videos

[@yetii3510]

would you recommend curved mag over the standard mag for overall shading? If so why? and what is the difference

[@carlachampisoto]

Excellent work, I wanted to know if I can use that needle to make a powder and gradient brow design. Thank you very much greetings from Peru

[@theSMFT]

what skin pad are you using?

[@AndyStarrrr]

I struggle with this because it always seems like I'll go outside the line when it's rounded

[@juanborja71]

Hey Daniel do have a video about procreate how to use it cuz I'm new to this.

[@BDK-lh7qh]

If you don’t hit the dermis while shading does the shading not fade really quickly? Sorry if it’s a stupid question I’m just getting into tattooing

[@Qu4ntumDreamer]

I’d like to know this too

[@cain2coldd866]

Amazing video thank you man

[@Tattoo_Noobie]

Hei dude,nice vid as always,could you give me a suggestion please?,trying to tattoo fine letters on a wrist size placement but my lines are coming out shaky/wobbly ,any tips on how to fix this and how to anchor your arm when tattooing small places like wrist?thank you bro

[@Hidyzworld1]

What percentage gray wash did you use 40%?

[@ahmadrtel7780]

can we use the "riding the tube" technique with a mag needle for shading?

[@priddisbambam]

I think you can yes but traditionally you would wanna float just above the tube so that you’re in total control of the needle depth 100% of the time. Riding the tube can cause blowouts by going too deep

[@ahmadrtel7780]

@@priddisbambam thx bro

[@priddisbambam]

@@ahmadrtel7780 im A complete novice and still learning but that’s what I keep hearing from the OG artists. Better to learn not riding the tube so that you dont have to unlearn any bad habits

[@ahmadrtel7780]

@@priddisbambam ok

[@southernswag813]

How do you use light source to make your shading as I assume you use light source or you just know where to shade

[@WilliamMorse-h6p]

How fast are you going

[@brandygarmon1368]

Love your videos man

[@Arianakiara]

So helpful! Thank you!

[@rebelmcdonald7475]

Great video

[@franciscovaldez2304]

Great videos 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 thanks

[@wesjacobson6675]

Yo Daniel…. You have instagram? I’m an apprentice but been pro airbrush since 06… specialize in organic images such as portraits and wildlife. However… fine line tattooing and just super good line work in general is difficult. Especially with mechanical images like lettering and geometric shapes. Just wanted to be able to talk a bit some time some how. Good job on the videos. Definitely been good help

[@ChronicMode]

So you don’t have to get to the dermis when shading? Won’t the ink just fall out if you don’t go deep enough?

[@DanielYuck]

Thats a dang good question! The way I look at this is like this. So when we are shading we are indeed still hitting the dermis as we have to get the ink into that layer for it to hold and stand the test of time. What changes from say lining to shading are a hand full of things, some off of the top are hand speed and voltage, time the needle is in the skin, pressure, technical approach and even the ink changes when we shade. Please note: everyone has different ways they go about shading. So when we use tattoo ink that has been diluted with a solution we are going to get a tone of gray and not straight black. With this tone of gray combined with different hand pressures, speeds and voltages we are able to achieve shading. We are still getting into the same layers but with a different variables in our technical approach.

[@ChronicMode]

@@DanielYuck not sure why I’m just now seeing this but thank you for your reply I have been working hard on my shading lately and even just seeing this helps shed some insight on the approach I will incorporate all of those variables in future tattoos this was a great reminder. I was definitely under the impression to just lightly brush the skin and build the tones but I think I learned my lesson the hard way and kinda overworked one of the tattoos on myself with wayyyy to many passes I just wasn’t going deep enough…thank you for that reply it helped a tone

[@nickimouhs]

Thanks for this!

[@sirleicoll-micro]

Dicas valiosas 👏

[@d3athsquad115]

dose this technique apply to colour shading as well ? as im trying to pick this up for a hobby

[@jackofalltj6059]

#5 Every day we can improve nd continue to learn but with mags I really had a problem becuase well they where wide. I have always wip shaded with 3rl, 5 rl, and 7rl. But i felt that mags where more of a need to use and did alot better with the shading becuase it covers more for me. Youve helped me alot man. I really appreciate your advice and continue to educate. #DanielYuck Appreciate you man

[@JesseLeeMusic98]

❤❤❤❤

[@j.r.r.toking]

I do not use all of those apps you mentioned....That being said, your vodeos and technique are phonominal!

[@liviazitavo]

Thank you for this video! #danielyuck