This site is no substitute for a formal apprenticeship
This site is no substitute for a formal apprenticeshipThis site is not a substitute for a professional apprenticeship with a licensed tattoo studio. Nor is this site a definitive source for learning the art or trade of tattooing. An apprenticeship is the ONLY universally accepted way to learn proper safety practices and sound technique.
While we welcome members of all levels, we STRONGLY advocate staying away from skin until you've received formal training from someone who works in the field. Hell, even hair stylists must complete over a year of courses, pass a state health board exam, and apprentice under a professional studio before earning a chair.
The trade of tattooing has a rich history and traditions that have been passed down from generation to generation. If you respect the art, please show your respects by learning the right way.
From Pc To Therma Fax |
 Sep 17 2009, 12:54 AM
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Ok so I do most of all my work, other than sketching on a Wacom tablet it would be cool if I could just print my line art from Photoshop to the Therma fax. Does any one know of such a set-up? Are how?
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Sep 17 2009, 01:05 PM
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Get yaself a dot matrix printer
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Sep 17 2009, 01:06 PM
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No such connection is possible without custom building an interface between the two and writing a program that allows them to "talk" to each other as therma faxs dont offer ports of any kind or software
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