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Posted 09 June 2009 - 01:40 PM

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ive checked through some of the older posts an i couldnt find out much about it .... i know its to do with realizm but i was wondering does any1 know if the info could b applied to other styles of tattooing
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Posted 09 June 2009 - 01:47 PM

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which one,thers a couple,arent there?

Ive got the 3 disc portrait one and its not that hot,depends what you are looking at paying for it......
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Posted 09 June 2009 - 01:52 PM

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well ive paid like 90 bucks for it ....so about 65 pounds inc. shipping .... i got the 1st volume ..... im basically just looking to know a bit more about blending and fading colors and stuff ... dont plan tto do no realism tattoos anytime soon .... just hope i helps in other departments
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Posted 09 June 2009 - 03:13 PM

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Josh Carlton definetly has his own style of tattooing that is in a way unique, he uses large set up mags, no outline and tattoos like he paints, its very cool to watch but doesnt translate well into other types of tattooing, but then thats all depending on how you like to tattoo, i picked up a few things from his dvds that i use in my tattooing.
i have volume 1 and 2, and am more then happy with my purchase, if i find volume 3 at the right price ill pick it up

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View PostPAINT, on Jun 9 2009, 04:13 PM, said:

Josh Carlton definetly has his own style of tattooing that is in a way unique, he uses large set up mags, no outline and tattoos like he paints, its very cool to watch but doesnt translate well into other types of tattooing, but then thats all depending on how you like to tattoo, i picked up a few things from his dvds that i use in my tattooing.
i have volume 1 and 2, and am more then happy with my purchase, if i find volume 3 at the right price ill pick it up



well i supose it shud b ok .... maybe it will benefit me more in a few years time .... thanx !!

i saw 1 on ebay for 50 bucks ? just there about an hour ago
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View Postchin, on Jun 9 2009, 07:10 PM, said:

well i supose it shud b ok .... maybe it will benefit me more in a few years time .... thanx !!

i saw 1 on ebay for 50 bucks ? just there about an hour ago

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ive got 1&2 id definetly buy vol 3 when i got the ££
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so was it helpfull like ... anything intresting regarding machines and stuff ? volume 1 im talking about ?


View PostNoz187, on Jun 10 2009, 04:03 AM, said:

ive got 1&2 id definetly buy vol 3 when i got the ££

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Posted 10 June 2009 - 08:20 AM

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View Postchin, on Jun 10 2009, 04:57 AM, said:

so was it helpfull like ... anything intresting regarding machines and stuff ? volume 1 im talking about ?



il be totally honest.. i got them when they first came out.. way too early for my skill level and basically i watched them maybe 3 times each trying to take in as much as possible... and watch in awe as dude basically painted on skin with a 15 mag..

If you read what Josh says about his dvds and books i.e that they are not for beginners and are only usefull if you are a competent tattoo artist who has mastered mags and is ready to take their art to the next level.. this is totally accurate..

If you like his style of work, and think maybe you are a good enuf artist to be able to master realism tattooing, then yeh, somewhere along the line you will find these dvds and books valuable.

There is a section in each dvd that he shows you how he sets up his machines.. and in the book also..
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Posted 10 June 2009 - 12:10 PM

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aww well suppose it will be an interesting watch then ;) ive only been tatooing a yr and just trying to pick up every bit of info i can .... i should count myself lucky i didnt shell out for the 3 dvd's


View PostNoz187, on Jun 10 2009, 09:20 AM, said:

il be totally honest.. i got them when they first came out.. way too early for my skill level and basically i watched them maybe 3 times each trying to take in as much as possible... and watch in awe as dude basically painted on skin with a 15 mag..

If you read what Josh says about his dvds and books i.e that they are not for beginners and are only usefull if you are a competent tattoo artist who has mastered mags and is ready to take their art to the next level.. this is totally accurate..

If you like his style of work, and think maybe you are a good enuf artist to be able to master realism tattooing, then yeh, somewhere along the line you will find these dvds and books valuable.

There is a section in each dvd that he shows you how he sets up his machines.. and in the book also..

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