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your videos are exactly what I needed, thank you so much for sharing all of this info. Im practicing right along with these videos and I can already see a huge difference in my results. Thank you!

You’re so detailed. Finally.. An artist I can enjoy. Thank you.

@DanielYuck

Жыл бұрын

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

This is super awesome and I definitely feel like practicing scripts today now! Great work ❤️

@DanielYuck

3 жыл бұрын

That’s awesome! I’m glad you’re inspired to work and create! Should you ever have any questions at all don’t hesitate to reach out to me, I will do my best to assist you in the best possible direction.

@michealrivera8524

3 жыл бұрын

Word me too I feel the same

Script scares me soooo much! Thank you for this :)

Great artist and I like how u explain 👍

Please try & remember to tell us the voltage & ink you’re using. My black does NOT come out like that on fake skin. And when I move my hand as slow as you it chews up my canvass. Just trying to pinpoint my problems. I’m very new to the game & a perfectionist. Thanks!!

@danbo9959

2 жыл бұрын

If he was to tell you his voltage you’d need to run the exact setup he has, cartridges then also move your hand at the same speed he does. Voltage is all dependent on how fast you can comfortably move your hand.. Daniel does explain this in some of his other video in depth. From what you’ve mentioned the problem would be you voltage is too much for your hand speed, lower your voltage to start then slowly get faster.. Chewing up the fake skin would mean to much time in one spot so machines running to fast for your hand speed at the moment. I hope this helps.

Instead of waiting 24hrs. Try using a hair dryer on the stencil in a back and forth motion. it’s works wonders!!!!

@DanielYuck

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the feedback! In episode 1 I explained why I personally don’t like to use a blow dryer. I don’t personally like to use a blow dryer for many reasons not just 1. For me for starters when I used a blow dryer I was sitting there for a couple of hours doing back and forth motions using cool air, and warm air, I’ve tried both. Upon blow drying from my experience it’s truly not worth the work or time to sit there and blow dry the stencil. To make matters worse when I would use a blow dryer my stencil would still wipe off and id lose it completely, and on top of that the warm air from the blow dryer creates like bubbles in the practice skin and when this happens the practice skin raises and bubbles up. For me personally I would much rather wait the 24 hours and come out with a super clean stencil over having to invest anytime at all into holding a blow dryer. While it’s drying I can be pulling lines on a scratch skin haha. This is only my personal perspective and opinion, to each their own.

I would be cool a follow along with colors, thank you for the knowledge Daniel👏🙌 saludos desde Mexico 🇲🇽

@DanielYuck

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your feedback and support! I appreciate you. Color did actually cross my mind , I figured for the first episodes I will approach with just black ink and as we all advanced together I will incorporate color as well. So as the series goes on we will get to color rest assured.

Most informational videos! I literally am watching you videos like im in class! everyday! man your a career saver. I almost gave up! FYI PEOPLE! So you know what he uses in his videos. its in the SHOW MORE by the description. Read it, till take you to the legit site!

Dude your line work is super neat 👌

@DanielYuck

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the kind feedback and support bro! I appreciate you. Don’t hesitate to let me know if you have any questions at all. I will always do my best to assist you in the best possible direction.

regards from an Argentinian apprentice! keep doing this

@DanielYuck

3 жыл бұрын

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 assist you in the best possible direction.

Looking good

thank you. do you go the same depth when packing and lining?

I agree , I'm not comfortable turning a mag yet whatsoever as I'm new and round liners or shaders seem to make me more relaxed

@daniellestine2250

10 ай бұрын

Same!

Hey man, amazing videos, I am learning a lot! Could you explain your thought process regarding the choice of needle? For example, why would you go for the bugpin 11 instead of 7 or 9 standard for example ? Thanks !

Hello Daniel! I've got a question, are u making the circles with your wrist or the move comes from your arm?

Hey Daniel So i really enjoyed the follow along its great to have artists teaching in real time... i just started tattooing and i could use all the help you can give ... im at the point where im practicing on my own thighs but again ive been in it for about a month now practicing daily please can you reach out to me

Good work

Awesome dude Loving the videos mate

@DanielYuck

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much 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 assist you in the best possible direction.

@kjmh67

3 жыл бұрын

@@DanielYuck cheers mate. I will do for sure. A equipment sterilisation video would be great ( non autoclave)

@DanielYuck

3 жыл бұрын

@@kjmh67 I actually have a video where I go about showing you the process I take to sterilize my gear but I will make a new video as well touching base on this specific topic. If you’re interested the older video is right here m.kzread.info/dash/bejne/dWdsu8SEaLbIZZs.html Don’t hesitate to let me know if you have any questions at all.

@kjmh67

3 жыл бұрын

@@DanielYuck awesome mate I did find the older video you did 🙏 Maybe an updated version with reviews of different products that you can use for sterilisation purposes?

Back here..... love this vid

@DanielYuck

3 жыл бұрын

Don’t hesitate to let me know if you have any questions at all! 🤝

@fluke808state4

3 жыл бұрын

@@DanielYuck thankyou.... I appreciate that, I'm sure I will have lots of questions very soon! 😀

I understand this is just practice, i tattoo so a real tattoo youll have to start from right to left n not wipe but tap/dab wen cleaning the tattoo while tattooing,i do lettering so i recommend to practice on paper using pens n markers, you really dont have to leave that stencil on that practice skin to dry lol a hour or 2 should just do , if u where to use stencil stuff i stencil of the deodorant it would dry wit in minutes but i understand is for learning purposes

@DanielYuck

3 жыл бұрын

Hmm I’m not sure I agree with you on what you stated. I personally feel that starting on a stencil is 110% subjective. I’ve seen some artist start in the middle, some at the top, I’ve seen some tackle the harder parts first, I’ve seen some do the spots that hurt more first. I don’t feel there is 1 specific way to approach a starting point of a tattoo as there are soooooo many variables to consider. Also 1-2 hours never cut it for me when I tried applying the stencils for a 1-2 hour time frame. I state what I do in my videos because it’s the technique and applications I use. 12-24 hours is definitely a better way to go for me and it has yet to let me down. Prior I would wait 1,2,3,4,5, hours and I would still lose the stencil depending on the skin I use. Stencil stuff causing unnecessary bleeds on fake skin which is exactly why I use speed stick. I like to do detailed work so I can have bleeding in my stencil , however I do use stencil stuff on human skin.

@Mac_Mixxed

6 ай бұрын

I’m also an artist. Well I’m an apprentice and so far 90% of the tattoos I get requested are almost this exact same style script or a slight variation and I honestly will start left to right sometimes alll depending on the style/placement and that’s supposedly a big no no because I’m right handed. But it works great for me. To each their own brotha. Don’t be like those old school gate keeping artists. That’s what you sound like.

Thank you for explenation I was setting for first ex. my only 1207RL to outline set at 7,5V and i noticed that fakeskin was cuted . probably i dighed to much what do you think , I would like to understand and be sure to not demage future clients. Thank you

Great help thanks

Amei 🥰

Good friend

Thanks daniel! this is THE best explanation on how to put a stencil on fake skin. On what voltage are you tattooing the lining? and if you switch needles, do you clean em before you lay em down?

@LaCocinaDeTuliyTito

Жыл бұрын

Daniel can you answer this question i would like to know as well.

I am just starting. I was told to outline then go back and fill.

Do you think of the client pain threshold?

Can you do a demo on the RHEIN WIRELESS SLIM PERMANENT MAKEUP & TATTOO PEN RITA

Hey daniel! Thank you so much man i wanted to ask what was the voltage u were using? 8 or 9

@Missbirdd

Жыл бұрын

He ran 7.5 through the whole tattoo

Are you filling in with the same liner you lined with? Ty ty👏🏾

@DanielYuck

Жыл бұрын

I haven’t re-watched the entire video and I don’t fully remember off of the top but using my liner to pack black into certain areas is something I would definitely do. Thank you for your support! I appreciate you.

Used a Mast touring wireless with 7rd liner /5rd

@DanielYuck

Жыл бұрын

Very Nice!!! how did it come out on your end?

What kind of thermal paper and stencil solution do you use to apply your stencils?

@DanielYuck

Жыл бұрын

That’s a great question! I use stencil stuff to apply stencils to human skin, I use speed stick for fake skin only, and I use spirit stencil paper majority of my time. I also use my inkjet stencil printer but I prefer good old thermal printer. Stencil Stuff 4oz Bottle amzn.to/3tmqjDC Spirit Stencil Paper amzn.to/3tV3CWg

why did you sayif you use 5 Rl barely use the tip of the needle? Doesn't that mean, it will end up not going deep enough and fade away?

What is it that you are rubbing on the skin while you're tattooing?

Wonderful work. Just wondering big there is anyway I can use this technic for a cake

@DanielYuck

3 жыл бұрын

Wow that’s a very good and interesting question! I like the idea of using this method for a cake. If I were going to apply lettering to a cake I would freehand it in this method, where I would outline the text and fill it in. To me that seems like the most logical approach that would also look the cleanest but that’s just my opinion. I do feel like this approach can definitely be used on a cake 🎂

What stancil stuff you use to have it stayed like that

What cardrige you using to fill up ?

Could you please do a video on packing solid colors?

@DanielYuck

3 жыл бұрын

Hey! I’ve gotten several requests for this. Packing color and how I go about doing so on human skin and fake skin is coming soon! Bare with me as I get everything done on my end. I appreciate your patience and support 🤝

@fluke808state4

3 жыл бұрын

@@DanielYuck no rush

Love it as always. Going to do this tomorrow. I have a question though- In your personal experience, can you see abrasions in your practice skins? It seems no matter what I do, hand speed, voltage, pressure, angle, when I saturate black I can still see some kind of roughness on the fake skin :( Is this to be expected with silicone fake skin or do I need to practice harder haha

@DanielYuck

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your support and feedback! It’s actually hard to give an accurate answer based off of what you’re stating because every practice skin will be different and react/behave differently. If you can send me a picture of a line with the abrasions you’re speaking of, this way I’d be able to give a better and more accurate response. Should you choose to send an example in you can send it to YuckMadeThis@gmail.com I would not want to leave an answer and it wasn’t even close to what was actually going on, on your end.

@fluke808state4

3 жыл бұрын

Are you using coil or rotary Jamie Lynn?

@annonymous3388

2 жыл бұрын

Think I know what you’re talking about. I have the same issues. Does your ink deposit unevenly too? I wonder if it’s from using cheap skin. I got 3mm no brand skins on Amazon. How about you?

Learning.......

@DanielYuck

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your time and support bro! I appreciate you.

@fluke808state4

3 жыл бұрын

@@DanielYuck I've watched many vids and yours are the best. 👍

Is that much splatter normal? Is it from the cart or the speed?

@annonymous3388

2 жыл бұрын

I noticed D. Y. has his machine running when he dips into the ink which will cause more spatter. One of the few benefits of a foot pedal is to cut power when you ink dip which is cleaner & there’s less chance of damaging your needle in the cap

Can u make a video how u make the script lettering what app u use ? Thanks

@DanielYuck

3 жыл бұрын

I actually can make that happen! That would be a cool little video for others to check out. I also feel like I would be able to shed some light on this as well. Thank you for the recommendation 🤝

@ryanbarretto2604

3 жыл бұрын

Thank u so much hope to learn from that video. Take care & be safe

good evening i have a question in respect of fake skin, as mosst fake skins come in 2 mm thickness and the dermis is 2mm thick would it be an idea to put 2 pieces to

@DanielYuck

Жыл бұрын

I wouldn’t worry so much on how deep we are visually going but more so worry about how we can apply a line cleanly while causing minimal damage. I would not recommend to out 2 together as we are going to have to press down pretty hard to make it through which is not how we actually tattoo on human skin. Being able to apply a clean line on just 1 piece of fake skin is where we want to be. We don’t want to be heavy handed when we start and think that’s how we tattoo, you know? I feel if we learn to apply clean lines to a single piece of fake skin we can begin to gain a bit more understanding.

does it matter where the open hole is facing on tattoo cartridge?

@DanielYuck

3 жыл бұрын

On most cartridge needles I would personally say it does! It’s funny you ask this question because a couple of days ago I was trying out a new needle and I used the needle with the hole facing the opposite way over what I normally use, and the needle inside the tube would rub against my finger. So because of this reason I say yes and I personally hold my needles all the same way doesn’t matter the configuration or anything like that. I actually made a video where I show how I hold my machine and in this video it shows the direction I place the needle hole That video is right here m.kzread.info/dash/bejne/k5iA2qd8pdWtl9Y.html Should you have any questions at all don’t hesitate to let me know.

@kennynyc15153

3 жыл бұрын

@@DanielYuck Thanks a bunch man ! I followed you on instagram @kennynyc1rebelcarpenter :)~ .. I will be doing a friends tattoo(first tattoo) tomorrow for the first time .. I touched up my left cross tattoo , for some reason I used a 1209RL and The line came out quick ! funny side note , I asked my mom if she wanted to tattoo touchup my left one and she sat down quick to try 😂🤣🤣🤣 Her lines were not good but its ok cuz in that area it fades fast so I can fix (not bad for a 78 yr old lady 😁😂😂🤣), but i tried the shading around right side one and needle felt great at 5-6 volts painless and i tried the stiple whip action , I can honestly say I am in love with tattooing now and can understand its like chips one is not enough hahaha (why people tattoo themselves so much)!

What voltages did you do

What voltage use for 11RL? Thanks.

@DanielYuck

3 жыл бұрын

That will range from person to person, setup to setup, etc. I wouldn’t be able to tell you a voltage to use because again I’m not certain on multiple variables. What I can say is that when I line I use a pen style tattoo machine like the CNC Q1,Q2, WE, etc and I typically and lining at about 7.5 volts. I rarely go above that voltage for lining with the 11RL. 7.5 volts is all I personally need for a smooth saturated line and workflow.

what needle did you use?

I don't like script and fonts very much, but I'll give it a try after this video, thank you for all the advices #danielyuck

where do you buy this faux fur?

Using round liners for shading doesnt hurt the real skin?? I thought we just can use Rs needles for shading🤔

Hey what brand of needles are you using

@DanielYuck

Жыл бұрын

In this video I am using Quelle tattooing needles. I do have links in the description for you below. Should you have any further questions don’t hesitate to drop a comment.

@juanborja71

Жыл бұрын

Thank you very much.

Hey Daniel yuck my man. How is it that your needle is not going a little deeper and you are still doing some nice lines right there. It' like you only sticking the tip of the needle and that's all.. When I try it that way it doesn't look that way instead I have to go a tiny bit deeper..

@DanielYuck

3 жыл бұрын

Hmmm allow me to try to explain. I do use the tips of my needles , I never force the needles into the skins, it’s more of a natural instinctive action. I essentially listen and feel for that breaking of the skin and now when I pull I line, listening and feeling for that vibration becoming 2nd nature. I feel knowing what I am looking for helps me to pull these sort of lines. We also want to be mindful of the angle in which we hold the tattoo machine as well as that will also impact the lines appearance and potential saturation. I’m also super mindful of my hand speed and voltage , if these aren’t aligned needle depth still won’t yield the desired results. I made a video on 1 way 1 can go about improving line work and that video is right here m.kzread.info/dash/bejne/q6KrsbKOqZyZYbw.html I also made a video on hand speed and voltage matching which is available right here m.kzread.info/dash/bejne/lat3tMSDZ6u6dbg.html There are multiple variables to consider upon pulling lines. Should you have any questions along your journey please don’t hesitate to let me know, I’ll do my best to assist you in the best possible direction 🤝

What needle are you using?

@DanielYuck

3 жыл бұрын

Good question! In this video I am using a Quelle Bugpin 11RL and a WJX 5RLTP. These are the needle configurations I used for this tattoo.

is it ok to use DIY inks in human skin ?

@Shadingoftheheart

2 жыл бұрын

DIY as in you made them yourself? It would depend on what ingredients.... not all ink ingredients are safe for human skin

Wish there were Vietnamese subtitles, foreign tattoo artists teach very conscientiously

@DanielYuck

3 жыл бұрын

Ahhh I understand and I apologize for the inconvenience. I will look into what I can do to make my videos more universal to everyone, so those with language barriers can still learn from my videos.

@huynhngocong6579

3 жыл бұрын

@@DanielYuck wow, that would be great if so, i need to learn a lot, thanks

@DanielYuck

3 жыл бұрын

@@huynhngocong6579 yea of course bro! I completely understand as I find out more information I will go about seeing what I can do to make this happen! I apologize for any inconvenience

What kind of towels are you using with the fake skin. Me and paper towels are not getting along 🤣

@DeucePlayz

3 жыл бұрын

Use Vaseline to wipe instead of green soap

@DanielYuck

3 жыл бұрын

😆 when I practice on fake skin I am using the Scott Shop Wipes. When I tattoo human skin I use WipeOutz.

My mentor doesn’t want me to hold my finger close to the needle like that. I can’t do a solid line without doing it.

@Madiladey

Жыл бұрын

Do what’s comfortable for you.

I find regular carbon paper better for fakeskin if you havent got a stencil printer, you dont get a reversed image to redraw but i go over it all with a sharpie that handles a fair few wipes once dry but ultimately comes off, coconut oil is great for cleaning fakeskin of ink for presentation and high alcohol hand sanitiser removes a stencil pretty well, both are very cheap and ok for human skin also but only use the coconut oil as cheap aftercare moisturiser.

will try not to spam but thanks #danielyuck

hi

Are you going to wait 24 hours on your client when you do tattoos? You really dont have to wait a whole day just to start it. Dont let your self in to bad habits and save your own time . Everything youre doing is a little extra try not to over think this art form is very simple if learned correctly. Youre doing great just dont over complicate it. And if you dont want to smear the stencil just start left to right and dap any excess ink out the way instead of wiping. Save your time because time is valuable

@DanielYuck

Жыл бұрын

I think you may have misunderstood. This video is fairly old now and at this time when I was using this fake skin I would place my stencil down and wait 24 hours to dry on fake skin. I now have a new method which allows me to dry stencils on fake skin very very fast. I will list the video link below. kzread.info/dash/bejne/o6iHzbubppS2qdI.html Human skin is very very different and waiting 24 hours for a stencil to dry on human skin is unheard of and something I personally have never done. When I apply stencils to human skin I typically leave them to dry for about 30-45 mins. In a nutshell the more details that are in the design I will let it sit for about 45 mins. If a design is more simple I would let it rest for about 20-30. Furthermore from personal experience there is nothing easy about this art form. I feel when it comes to opening human skin to input ink there isn't anything easy about that. I would much rather my artist be more cautious with their workflow and conductivity over someone who takes this art form lightly. Thats just me take on it. Tattooing is a dangerous art form especially when we take it lightly as you've mentioned.

#Danielyuck great info thanks 💯