Tattooing a portrait is not easy.
If we also tattoo it zoomed in,
you should pay special attention to details, such as: the wrinkles of the lips,
the shine from the eyes, the hair; and, in also, know how to contrast them with
soft shadows and that they heal in the right way.
In this tutorial, I will show you all the steps
to achieve this in one single session.
You will see the touch up session,
and we will analyse the completely healed result.
During my explanation you will always have
a caption where you'll find all the information in real time about the machine I use,
the needles, the ink shade and the voltage.
Something that I've decided here is
that we were going to raise the lip tone a bit...
You've probably noticed by now that,
occasionally, I put the needle sideways to mark these light lines.
This is one of the fastest and most important steps in realistic tattooing,
as I always say.