Over Working Skin-How To Avoid Over Working-Tattooing For Beginners

[@DanielYuck]

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[@garrarock]

Thanks bro, this is the best visual breakdown I needed to see of overworking skin.

[@DanielYuck]

You're welcome Garra! I appreciate your time, feedback and support! Don't hesitate to drop a comment should you ever have any questions, I will do my best to assist you in the best possible direction.

[@gavin46063]

Overworking the skin, or fake skin, in my case is a problem i have had in my practice. I have been a heavy handed writer (push the paper days) and have been trying every day to work on lightening it up. I am working to improve my hand speed-volt synchronicity and to not be as aggressive with my movements. Thank you for giving me a checklist to properly work on these issues and work to nolonger overwork the skin as much as i do. Thank you Daniel for all the clear and concise information as always. And thank you for the care you put into your videos. This was awesomely scientific having each example of overworking. Blessings to you and your family brother. You are appreciated Daniel!

[@DanielYuck]

GAVIN!! I appreciate your continued support you've shown me! I am grateful for the time that you take to relay your feedback and to share your experiences. You're devotion and time does not go un-noticed and your support is something I will remember indefinitely. I actually made a video a bit ago where I share some out the box methods on how to rid a heavy hand! haha I think these videos maybe great for you to help with working through a lighter touch. How To Avoid A Heavy Hand kzbin.info/www/bejne/nqTOl2Ohl7SEZrssi=fVeHuw7SAOIP6Kmb Control Your Needle Depth kzbin.info/www/bejne/pHvZgXupqZ18sNEsi=qoofPDHFI1LlB-np I hope these videos can help you a bit further Gavin. Let me know if you have any questions along the way.

[@gavin46063]

@@DanielYuck thank you so much! I'll check out these links now as I am in the middle of practice as we speak! You'll always have my support!

[@liedschnitte]

your channel is so helpful, i love how you explain things, thank you so much for teaching!

[@DanielYuck]

Ahhhh thank you so much for the very kind feedback and thank you for your time & support. I appreciate you 🤝

[@liedschnitte]

less thing to do at least leave some feedback =) greetz from good old germany =) @@DanielYuck

[@taitenmaclean8065]

Thanks, all your videos have helped me so much over the past year

[@NeonFiend]

Saved for future reference! Thank you Daniel!

[@DanielYuck]

Thank you very very much Neon! I appreciate you, your time and your continued support.

[@Levarwrightz27]

When I was doing tattoos people said I was heavy handed,so I tried to lighten up,but my colors were not saturated so I would let the heavy hand take over...boy was I brutal 😢

[@chrisbrewer2455]

hey thanks for all the help doing this tattooing I'm having trouble color packing I was wondering if you can do a demonstration on that

[@deadmandreaming9603]

This was perfectly explained & executed visually, thank you!

[@DanielYuck]

Thank you so much for the kind feedback! I appreciate you , your time and your support 🤝

[@zaczackaru5561]

Tnk u so much Dany this is so useful for me since I was struggling alot about the needle depth n can't wait for another video

[@DanielYuck]

You're welcome Zac! I thank you as well for your time, feedback and support! I appreciate you. I have a hand full of videos about needle depth that I think you may find useful. I will link you to those videos below. Control Needle Depth kzbin.info/www/bejne/pHvZgXupqZ18sNEsi=4M6sCQdGoQMSUFpe Needle Depth Visually Explained 1 kzbin.info/www/bejne/pJnZeoekbsaDq8ksi=ymQivudJ6I3kkSh2 Needle Depth Visually Explained 2 kzbin.info/www/bejne/n3TTpKaoe7SbsK8si=2HuviHcGHW7PQhcG Needle Depth Settings kzbin.info/www/bejne/aJLYkmZvo76mfKMsi=D2eFvb698aY-8D9V

[@Krushaff]

How to heal/treat over work tattoo

[@santiagomolina446]

Thanks bro!

[@DanielYuck]

You're welcome Santiago! I also want to thank you as well for the time you took to drop a comment and for your support! I appreciate you.

[@noahzimmerman2728]

Hey man well done again with another great video that will ACTUALLY benefit tattoo artists 🙌 question for you! I have been using the police cartridges on real skin lately and I've been running into an issue where it'll just seem like they don't want to hold ink or the ink actually just dumps right out. Just wondering if you've experienced this at all? I had to use 4 different cartridges on a small piece which sucked. I do put my middle finger right down by the needle for support so I can pull crispy lines and maybe if my finger hits the little drip at the tip would that cause all the ink to just flow out of the cart? Idk that may be a confusing question but I'm considering investing in kwadron because I'm not sure I'm liking these police carts to be honest (on real skin, fake skin they're great)

[@eoh7838]

Thanks so much, I got a tattoo a year ago and I’ve pretty much every type of skin tattoo trauma from it. Massive blowouts, raised scarring, color wash out, mad textures. This was off a very well known artist. It fecking HURT! I’ve several big tattoos, none have any issues. Is there anything I can do? Can I get it tidied up do you think? Thanks!

[@LameBrainz-nr8jf]

thanx a milli bro

[@DanielYuck]

You’re welcome! Thank you as well for your time and support! I appreciate you 🤝

[@bostjanloncaric]

Thank you for info., 🤟👌✌👍

[@DanielYuck]

You’re welcome! Thank you as well for your feedback, time and support! I appreciate you 🤝

[@brawlimpact9469]

Gonna tattoo on myself today thanks for the info tho ill comment after healing 🙌😄

[@Joshwillis291]

Hey there man love the post. Just like always. Thank u. I have a question. I am about to make the switch to human and was wondering what machine I should get with disposable grip. I don’t own an autoclave. Really could use ur advice

[@sirgluk8904]

Great video, thank you. I have an issue that im not sure if its a fake skin issue or if im overworking the skin - its usually not on packing color, but when I pull lines, they sometimes look sliced. I run a pretty low voltage, so I think it might just be me being heavy handed. But if I dont push the needle in, I sometimes get faded lines.

[@Krushaff]

How to heal/ treat over worked tattoo 2:02

[@joyfoollosangeles8240]

Hell yeah

[@DanielYuck]

Thank you for your feedback, time and support! I appreciate you🤝

[@darkesnight]

How do you deal with swelling? Also I have another question, when you applying the ink and going deep enough, what are some reasons the ink wouldn't take if so? Great videos by the way love how informative you are on them. Greatly appreciate them thanks!! Keep up the amazing work!!

[@CrazySlotz]

Your voltage is probably too low for your hand speed, so the skin probably isn’t getting properly saturated

[@darkesnight]

@CrazySlotz what if the hand speed and voltage match? What would be other reasons ink to not take if you go within the depth we're suppose to?

[@Fingerfliktheworld]

How do you feel about riding the tube when filling color or black to make sure that the needle doesn't go too deep/overworking the area? Curious because I'm still trying to see what I'm more comfy with, and so far it's with riding the tube... Lmk what your opinion is please 🙏

[@artstudent1237]

When packing or shading how do we make up for shallow needle depth if only the needle tips are used?

[@DanielYuck]

This is a fantastic question! So when we work off of the needle tips we still are breaking open the skin but with working off of the tip of the needle we are depositing ink into the skin still just in a less abrasive manor. Because we work off the tip of the needle doesn’t mean that we aren’t going deep enough it means that we are building up to a certain level of saturation. We can also still apply just a little bit of force when using the tips of the needles and I feel this is where needle depth comes into play, by the force we are applying. When it comes to shading I feel it’s more so brushing the skin with varying tones.

[@DanielYuck]

Also To make up for shallow needle work I typically leave my needle working that area a little longer. I find that when I’m using the tips of the needle I slow my voltage down to give the needle enough time to work the skin without having to press down harder or be aggressive at all.

[@artstudent1237]

@@DanielYuck Ok I thought that since it's just the tip of the needles being applied that the ink would only be deposited and saturated into the dermis layer and that the ink would completely disappear during the healing process. Now I get it. Thank you for taking time to answer and teaching us how to properly tattoo. Always appreciated because if it weren't for individuals like yourself then many of us who tried to get an apprenticeship but couldn't would either quit or have to unnecessarily learn on our own improperly

[@Hyp3rbor3an]

So, my question is that how should we proceed if we noticed the skin we're working on is getting overworked. Should we stop the tattoo entirely and let the tattoo heal and tackle it in a retouching session or we should work on another parts of the tattoo and let the overworked part calm down a little and work on n it again in the very same session?

[@erganata-p7e]

This is the situation I'm feeling right now, I'm trying to make japannese style with a lot of black, and right now my client's skin is swollen and oozing pus. I feel very guilty and don't know what to do, I'm just trying to give an infection ointment, will the skin go back to normal? And what will happen to the color? 😢😢

[@idealuser3833]

Hi when i turn down my voltage my needle doesn't come out of the tube as much ive a coil machine any idea why that is

[@DanielYuck]

Thats a good and tough one! I can't say for certain what it could be. It could be maybe the voltage setting isn't strong enough to drive the needle out as far as it needs. Maybe you can re-adjust the depth a bit further out to compensate for the lower voltage. I don't use coils often so it is a bit hard to say for certain and for that I apologize.

[@idealuser3833]

@@DanielYuck thank you no need to apologise i haven't really much knowledge in setting the spring or contact screw either could be that its a kit off killer ink so could be that either lol im only starting out I taught the gap for stroke length was meant to be in the contact screw distance to the the spring but ive seen fue videos that say its meant to be when you look straight on at the amatre bar to bend the spring to get it myt jus have to grow a pair an try bending the spring to get that

[@Kingxleviathan]

You gotta adjust your tube

[@Kingxleviathan]

Add a slight bend to the needle too

[@Krushaff]

How to heal/ treat over worked tattoo

[@nikolaussillas608]

i also would love an answer to this ,also how to tattoo properly over scars

[@theKANDEEGURL]

Yes how & when can it be re tattooed over that scar?