u/chrisp_ape

So first off it was very difficult to tattoo myself hunched over for hours.
Skin is definitely softer then fake skin (obviously)
Skin has a lot of bounce.
I tried on my quad using a 7rl then went over using a 7rs and liked the 7rs better.
Should have done a smaller piece but I wanted to keep working on a piece instead of a few stamps all over my leg to really grasp what’s going on.
Would touch up in a few weeks once fully healed this is 3rd day after.
I know I need more practice for sure but I wonder is it was just tattooing my self. Hand shaking from maybe the adrenaline or just being tired. Even my leg was shaking a bit will see in a couple weeks to see if I even went deep enough from what I think yes but will see

New truck to me I love it so far

Just curious if anyone has or works with them currently. Getting recruited for a local division they have. Guarantee pay 1200 a week .58 cents a mile for pay seemed low but home once during the middle of the week plus the weekend

Frankenstein stencil completely wiped away and def chewed more then I can swallow lol

More weekly practice skins every week I practice line work and shading

Was hard I definitely need better quality skins

At first it looked good but then I realized how shitty my lines are once I turned the truck off lol (the vibration of my truck idling)

Another sheet that I’ve been practicing on

Let me know any advise or tips.