How to Get a Tattoo : How to Get a Tattoo: Fine Lines

Learn how to get a tattoo including fine lines using expert tips on tattoo artists in this free body art video series.

Expert: Shotsie Gorman
Contact: www.ShotsieSoulSigning.com
Bio: 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.
Filmmaker: Danniel Fishler

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[AttilaMacan]

the machine "relaxes" when the needle hits the skin, that means it doesn't punch in as deep as y'all think, the stroke is long when he runs it in "the air" again, when it hits the skin it doesn't go as deep, i work the machine in almost the same way, long stroke and low voltage, gives it a nicer feeling.. and this guy is a REALY good artist, just watch him work and enjoy it google his name and y'all understand who he is and what he has done as an artist, i learned alot of his videos

[alseenpotvis]

he is tattooing this poor guys muscles, not his skin. way too deep...but he seems like a nice guy.

[megaflyinbrian]

i can honestly say after over 100 tattoos ive seen little to NO blood!

[ETNeeko]

@Littleman1757 yeah I'm sure his machine is meant to have a constant sound, but he goes in way too hard and deep and the machine sounds like its going to stop, I'm no pro but still think hes teaching people wrong

[Littleman1757]

ya'll talk like the human skin is like steel or something lol....it doesn't matter if the machine ''BOGS'' down or how low ur voltage is...when a needle that small is stickin out the tube tip that far your going to cause truama...i don't care how proffessional someone is. facts are facts..... good luck with the healin process

[fasdeath1]

This cat does some great work. Check out his black and gray Clint Eastwood on google images

[gadigadigadigadi]

@fasdeath1 his machine is not running faster its hitting the skin harder..thats what the numbers mean on the power supply. also its higher because its a back tattoo and its hard to put the power on low and do the back, unlike arms where it is set between 5 to 6..

[fasdeath1]

hes moving fast because thats a cutback liner.you dont sit on a cutback liner, you can hear how fast that machine runs.I wouldnt go that deep, but hes a processional, I am not. However that looks dermal to subdermal deep. I like the tip and like the fine line of the tip.I also would despite the speed of that machine, move at a consistant speed throughout my lines. Again I am not a professional. I like the product of what I do, he likes the product of what he does......

[ladyjayeden75]

@RadOne83 He is a very god artist obviously, however, I have to say wether it is a slow night or not he should still take his time. This person may only be in his shop for a couple of hours but he will have this ink the rest of his life. If he doesn't have time to take his time schedule the ink for another day. It's easy enough to do yes?

[zurweller]

@macabrebobp your a moron he is a world renown artist, this guy is amazing have u looked at the final vid prlly not keep ur comments to yourself, ur a jealous lil bitch whos just hatin

[MrCOLTSR2]

i checked out his site and the guy is a good tat artist.....its good guys like this offer their skills and techniques for others to watch.....in the end i believe we all develop our own styles and preferences....i know i have...as for the BS about the machine relaxing in skin the needle depth you see in the air IS the same as the skin!..it has to be!..the armature bar is still hitting the coils when magnetised and therefore the needle will still be travelling the same depth and stroke!..

[MrYadadimean]

he aint going deep if anybody said that, the artist has to judge person to person how thick the first layer of skin is...so obviously hes the pro and has decided thats how deep he needs to go. we are all just trying to learn. hes doin it right...