Shaded Tattoos -How to make Shading

Shaded Tattoos

Shaded tattoos Hi, I'm Shotsie Gorman. I'm here as health professionals tattoo master on behalf of Expert Village. To cross larger areas with a softer graduation we're exploiting a configuration of fifteen needles in a assemble. We were applying nine before, now we're moving up to a fifteen. Expect this to soften up the area and to cover a much greater orbit at once.

You get more coverage but also kind of a softer hem, virtually kind of an airbrushed excellence.

As you probably already know shaded tattoos are made from black ink. The common practice involves using jet black ink. By simply dipping the tattoo needle into the water the black ink for the shaded tattoos is diluted. While carefully diluting the ink the black becomes various shades of gray pigment. This is accomplished without ever having to change the needles. This technique had been used for centuries to create elegant shaded tattoos.

Generally speaking, you know when you add color to a tattoo the price of the piece of artwork goes up. By using this shaded tattoos technique the price of your new tattoo will be less costly. If you find an experienced tattoo artist you will be able to get a uniquely shaded tattoo easily. May I suggest that you choose a design which is conducive to the shading technique.

If you are interested in getting shaded tattoos you may want to ask a friend for a referral to a good tattoo artist. It usually takes quite a bit of training for an artist to become an expert in shaded tattoos. There are many tattoo design books available to help you choose the perfect design. The artist may have these books available to help you decide which tattoo to get. If not they can be easily purchased online in book form or ready for download to your phone or computer. Either way, you should have good ideas about which tattoo you want before having one done.