How to Decide on Tattoo Designs
What is Tattoo Flash?
How to Find Reputable Tattoo Artists
How to Find Quality Tattoo Shops
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Tattoo Removal Tips & Advice
Where Does Tattooing Come From?
History of Tattoos in Ancient Culture
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History of Military Tattoos
History of Tattoos in Oceanic Culture
History of Tattoos in America
How to Create a Tattoo Design Concept
How to Make a Tattoo Transfer
How to Prepare Skin for a Tattoo
How to Apply a Tattoo Transfer
How to Sterilize the Tattooing Area
How to Use Tattoo Guns
How to Start a Tattoo
What Makes Tattoos Painful?
How to Get a Tattoo: Endorphins
How to Get a Tattoo: Continuing the Outline
How to Get a Tattoo: Continuing the Outline 2
How Long Will a Tattoo Take?
How to Get a Tattoo: Fine Lines
How to Get a Tattoo: Defining Exterior Lines
How to Get a Tattoo: Thickening Lines
How to Get a Tattoo: Creating Contrast
How to Get a Tattoo: Black & Gray Shading
How to Get a Tattoo: Shading
How to Get a Tattoo: Soft Shading
How to Get a Tattoo: More Soft Shading
How to Get a Tattoo: Adding Base Color
How to Get a Tattoo: Mixing Color
How to Get a Tattoo: Layering Color
How to Get a Tattoo: Adding More Color
How to Get a Tattoo: Adding Light Colors
How to Get a Tattoo: Precautions
How to Get a Tattoo: Finishing Touches
How to Get a Tattoo: Final Product
Tattoo Aftercare Tips & Advice
Examples of Quality Tattoo Pieces
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Shotsie Gorman is one of the most known and successful Tattoo artists in the USA. His level of Tattooing spread his name well through the American and the International media.read more
"Hi, my name is Shotsie Gorman. I'm here as a tattoo artist, a professional tattoo artist for Expert Village. Okay? Yeah. Well, generally speaking, it's really dependant on the size ot the tattoo and the number of hours that one would have to spend with the tattooing actually happening. Some people can sit comfortably for four or five hours, and some people hit their limit at two. A tattoo of this size generally would be done comfortably in two sittings. But Luke is here for a short period of time, and we're going to try to get as much done as we can. Again, it depends on his comfort zone. The benefit to doing it twice is certainly less stress in the process, and also where it heals, there are times where it heals that you get a little variation in the healing. You might have lines that are not as soft as you would want them to be, or color which is not as intact as you would hope. And you get that opportunity to go back and address those. But alot of it has to do with circumstances. Also I have to say here that I've been tattooing for twenty-eight years, so my technique generally speaking is probably three or four times faster than the average tattoo artist. I move very quickly for a tattoo artist. Which puts less stress on the client as well. "
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chinkybaby69 said
on 9/10/2008 hi how are u ok im just starting out with tattoos and just wanted to know how to shade in tribal i have done other tatts but the only one that gets me is the tribal