No1 Biggest Mistake when Tattooing Lines

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[gnette]

I’m so appreciative of artists like you posting their tips and information in an industry that is so focused on ‘keeping their secrets’. Unfortunately my mentor has shown little to no interest in actively teaching me and watching me to correct any bad habits that may be forming. Im lucky if I even get him to critique my finished work. I’m basically doing my apprenticeship through artists on YouTube. Any information to help me correct and focus on my techniques is a blessing.

[hello.attics]

Great tip I haven't heard before, and told in a genuine way. Thanks Mr.Fischer!

[thehereticofether]

Im here as a teacher (of music production, not tattooing) because I am super impressed with Bens teaching abilities, hes a born educator, and I love watching his videos, and im not remotely interested in tattooing anyone, I have tattooed myself since i was a kid, and so did my grandfather. Anyways, love your approach Ben!

[sonofachicken]

“Jesus get your feet involved and let’s make it a 10-point stretch”😂😂 Love this channel mate, thanks for all the help over the years. Got me started during lockdowns and haven’t looked back

[IlseHoogeveen]

So glad I subscribed and enrolled in your course.. wow.. here's me at 52 changing my life goals..

[dennysrodriguez]

Glad you are back mate! Thanks to your teachings I was able to get the jumpstart to start tattooing.

[Michael-duic]

So glad to see you back!!! Can’t wait to see what you come up with next! You’ve taught me everything I know about tattooing and I can’t thank you enough!!!

[motsion]

Glad your back mate, looking forward for more advices from you! Hope can meet up one day for a brew with you. Keep rockin¬!

[ambernikole]

I love this channel. You go more in depth and explain better than any other channels I've watched. ‼️🖤

[robertmaiden]

Big time fan you have helped me grow your the best

[courtneysikes]

Great tips and great video, as always! Thanks for all the great info you put out there Ben!

[TheDrudgenator]

Thanks man, I’ll keep this in mind and avoid bad habits this way

[jasminet]

i’ll be applying these tips later during practice!! thank you Fisher!

[vixensbeautyden]

"Get your feet involved" hahaha 😆 🤣

[aimsink]

Well done pal. Great job. Awesome thanks for sharing the knowledge.

[jangkarl]

Master ben fisher thanks for your tips and lessons

[GetLive]

Thanks for all the great content and time you put into these videos, i was curious if you believe it is necessary to start out using higher end cartridges starting out, i have been using solong which dont seem to be very good the liners have alot of play and seem to jump around abit when pulling lines ive recently seen some videos on quelle brand cartridges and some people say they are fine for practice skins and seem to be better then the others the company offers however it is from the company cnc and i do know they pay people or give free gifts for good reviews for this has been exposed by other channels i keep up with, ive been looking into t tech for liners and a few other solid options for mags however if the cheaper quelle will work i will get significantly more needles for the money i spend. i can afford the more costly cartridges but if it isnt a huge issue to begin with id obviously rather save some cash and get more equipment seeing how i will be going through alot in my practice time if you could shine some light on this for me i would truly appreciate it thanks Ben

[jacenburchell]

Great tips Ben! Thanks for taking the time to help us out!

[cierritahernandez]

What about skipping lines? Am I trying to go too fast? I'm working on thin fake skin