Nice conversation, but not much MECH talk. Shout out to the trailblazers Giger , Greg Kulz,AaronCain,Marcus Pacheco, Eddie Deutch , Guy Aitchison...
@StreetRallyAsh4 күн бұрын
I’m balancing a full time job and an apprenticeship it’s doable just takes alot of work! Be worth it in the end 🙂
@alondramanzo60014 күн бұрын
was at work and kept forgetting jon's camera was f*cked and kept looking back to just him stoked 😂 🫶 great episode guys
@jrvega95595 күн бұрын
Everyone has their own way of approaching things. It doesn’t mean that the passion isn’t there. The form of art comes in many different forms. I’m sure older artists no matter the type of artist didn’t surround themselves tons of people before they released something amazing to the world. I believe most artists create the best art when they’re in their own thought process, it just so happens that it’s usually when they’re alone.Jon,Matt, and Gabe I absolutely love your podcast guys very interesting topics
@TheNintendoDScollector5 күн бұрын
I can do realism portraits nearly perfect. But when i pick up my tattoo machine to practise it looks like a toddler used it. Also, on Apprenticeships, ive been to every shop in my town. Its HEAVILY gate kept. New people go free range because we're all told by these people not expect anything for 5 years and grind. I taught myself programming and can run multi million dollar machines. Challenge accepted then. I'll do it myself.
@JustinReidTattoos4 күн бұрын
You can learn by yourself. But nothing will replace learning from someone with many years of experience. People want an easy answer to a hard question. It’s not easy to get an apprenticeship. It’s not easy to be a professional tattooer. But if you want it bad enough you will figure out how to manage it.
@swmtym5 күн бұрын
I was waiting and waiting for the tattoo content and it never came. Also, in Christianity all sins are equal in the eye of God. You cant just pick and choose which sins. Marking the body is a sin according to the Bible. Soo yeah.
@ijustmakeart4 күн бұрын
but didnt jesus die for my sins? 😅
@KenseiAbbot5 күн бұрын
John be like 😃
@DesignXEdge5 күн бұрын
Force of Focus is the shizzz. Great tattoo mentoring program. Everyone should check it out. Takes your career to the next level.
@goyanigga1735 күн бұрын
What the fuck I'm I watching? Did Jesus tattoo?
@wizardseizure5 күн бұрын
Mentor me
@Blackfawnttt5 күн бұрын
Lololol Jon’s camera
@tattoostudioleitmotif47036 күн бұрын
After 20 years doing it, people still ask me if i make a living out of it.... i guess some stuff don't change! 😂 take care guys
@doomeddork6 күн бұрын
Glad to know there are other 30-somethings out there who wanna break into tattooing. Seems like a bigger challenge with a house/family to take care of but we can do it.
@ninipanini10006 күн бұрын
Why is John frozen the whole video?
@honesttattooerpodcast6 күн бұрын
We goofed and forgot to hit record on his camera 😂
@angelalvarez11622 күн бұрын
Because he doesn't believe Jesus did miracles 😂
@pneumaaaaa34837 сағат бұрын
@@honesttattooerpodcast😂😭😭
@ambervaughn83326 күн бұрын
I absolutely love that yall are talking about God and Jesus that is really cool
@T_Cook_tattoo6 күн бұрын
This makes it feel like a tom goes to mayor feel with the camera froze 😂
@ambervaughn83326 күн бұрын
This is great
@ambervaughn83326 күн бұрын
Let's hate together 🤣🤣🤣
@evanduswalt82936 күн бұрын
Another great episode!
@yourtwistedlies42757 күн бұрын
love the positivity and honestly. You guys are great.
@Jawnski2157 күн бұрын
Hey I’m the guy in the original rant video! Thanks for using my content love you guys!!!
@thomasthomas65348 күн бұрын
Bro this episode was dope! Do more
@tattoosbyjodie8 күн бұрын
Love your guys' podcast 🤘🏼 I've only been tattooing for just under 5 years, but have so much love and respect for tattooing. Listening to your guys opinions and insight into the industry and art is always great! Mad respect and thank you for what you guys do 🤘🏼
@siliconvalleymetal9 күн бұрын
hmm clueless take. that bottom piece is healed 5 years already according to the artist himself. There's enough black and gray to hold this tattoo up for over a decade. Same take I see from a lot of inexperienced traditional artist.
@julicoole9 күн бұрын
Hell yeah
@tattoostudioleitmotif470311 күн бұрын
Missed you on monday😂😂 take care!!
@KenseiAbbot11 күн бұрын
Believe it cuz he’s doing it! 😂
@codyeichler873713 күн бұрын
fucking love your channel, by far the best tattoo podcast out there.
@honesttattooerpodcast12 күн бұрын
Thanks!
@thegamerdad486413 күн бұрын
The thing is, is that a couple that I saw actually really dope, and the lines were definitely clean.
@PeanutButterN813 күн бұрын
I’m looking for an apprenticeship. Creepy Jason said his shop is in a real rural part of Maryland, so I looked it up and he’s 15 minutes away from me. Should I bounce by and check out the shop? Maybe show him my portfolio?
@DiamondDallasPeanut14 күн бұрын
“If you try harder, you get paid more.” Spit out my morning bacon 😂 thanks for the laughs guys
@damianpogu727217 күн бұрын
Old heads always mad when something new comes out. “People just makin shit up” bro all styles of tattoos were “made up”. That’s like old people hating new music as if rock n roll wasn’t new at one point in time. It’s hilariously ignorant 😂
@Aliyah-cs9pm17 күн бұрын
Your that one guy
@BlackmoreTattoos18 күн бұрын
Thank you for all the good info!! I’ve been tattooing now for about 3 years so it feels good that I’m doing some things right! But getting the stuff I need to work on highlighted is most helpful 👍🏻
@honesttattooerpodcast11 күн бұрын
That is awesome! thanks for watching man!
@eddiegonzales326219 күн бұрын
That quote At the end Hit hard after all the talk😂 . Good shit guys
@gnilemcire19 күн бұрын
Making myself watch! Hard to just listen to critiques!
@julicoole20 күн бұрын
good episode as always, chipping away at chocolate chips broski
@honesttattooerpodcast11 күн бұрын
Thank you!
@KenseiAbbot20 күн бұрын
Lol matt needs to go back in time and nerd it up as a kid 😂
@NickBoyczuk20 күн бұрын
Y’all might’ve butchered my last name but you definitely didn’t butcher the critique. Thanks again for taking the time to offer some really good insight. I learned a lot from it and appreciate the hell outta you guys 👊
@julicoole19 күн бұрын
you're good at what you do mane. Despite the fact that I didn't recognize that as Dolly, the 3 pieces were all solid asf
@honesttattooerpodcast11 күн бұрын
Our pleasure! Thanks so much for submitting your work.
@DanielHarris4202420 күн бұрын
Gotchu
@DanielHarris4202420 күн бұрын
@16:22 - only spots that are wet is what I was taught. eyes, maybe lips, teeth, but totally less is more.
@DanielHarris4202420 күн бұрын
@20:30 - it looks like a bootleg gameboy screen while drunk. I've done a couple of those 8Bit/16Bit tattoos, and they have to be so much larger than you expect - as I restenciled one of them twice to resize bc it was just too close together for longevity. So fastidious, but it looks sick.
@DanielHarris4202420 күн бұрын
@24:54, I stand corrected - not teefs, haha. That said, I also don't do portraits, but good observations and info.
@KenseiAbbot20 күн бұрын
First! 🎉 congrats on episode Ochenta! Finished my back piece last year.
@honesttattooerpodcast11 күн бұрын
Thank you!
@TheHumbleProspector20 күн бұрын
use neoprene not a sponge
@rosalacroix644723 күн бұрын
I feel like this tipping culture is such an American thing. Im from Europe and only tip when it actually feel like someone was nice, i tip at restaurants and in taxies. For tattoos? no? i pay for ur service i expect a normal service, i would only tip if i really feel like my artist goes above and beyond. You dont go around tipping ur dentist, ur cashier in the supermarket etc. Alot of waiters in Europe get a fixed salary and alot of the times tips are shared so their not gonna sweat for a tip. However saying waiters in Europe are providing worse service because of the shared or no tips? Like thats a HUGGGEEE cap, no idea where u went but most waiters here are great. If you see anything about bad waiters thats mainly in America.
@neiko925123 күн бұрын
I’m not tipping once I pass 800$. Honestly tipping for me is dead. I understand in the food service industry tips are relied on, and some services (haircuts, nails, cabs) but I used to work in the Hunts Point Market in the Bronx as a porter, I would stack and wrap pallets of produce merchandise that cost well over 3000k$ and would weigh up to well over 800lbs of product. I would deliver over train tracks, in the snow , rain, and summer heat and on average would only get tipped 1-5$. So yeah if you’re trying to pull tips from me it’s gonna be pretty tough.
@kingrubio13ce23 күн бұрын
Fuck off with the tips you not no restaurants and still wont tip get paid for whatever tattoo im getting💯
@fynnlanca497723 күн бұрын
The Thing you guys are not getting about European tipping culture is that waiters get paid a fixed amount but they get like 12,5Euros an hour before tax. So "fixed" their yearly income after tax is like 18.000Euro which you cant propperly live of at all. So this whole talk about European restaurant staff not putting in the effort because they are getting their money anyways is simply wrong. You probably just prefer kind of service you are used to. But I dont think the fact that a country has a different etiquette from the one you are used to for service is a good reason to portrait people as lazy idiots. Next time stick to running your mouth on topics you know stuff about.
@gottaloveutoob23 күн бұрын
Definitely think that tips are more measurable to the artist on a lower priced tattoo then extremely higher priced. For example, a $200 vs $2000 session. A 10% tip. Being $20 vs $2000. After the tattooer pays out their 40-50% to the owner of the shop and minus certain supplies and considering in the case of a $200 tattoo, that could be the tattooers only tattoo for the day, they may only make $100 on a 8hr day at the shop. Compared to the tattoo that’s charging the $2000, they still made $1k that day. So that extra $20 or $40 can really be a difference in the first scenario. I don’t the the general public understand that tatters do not get paid by the hour/ that most are on a percentage. If your at the shop for 8hrs you need to charge at least $200 a day too make $10/hr. When you factor in your drawing time at home/prep and clean up time it’s not even $10/hr.
@wizardseizure23 күн бұрын
I don't do DMs and always refer people to my email and website. I use auto response on the studio page. My personal page I get around to every couple weeks. But they usually find my email after I don't respond anyway.
@Blakefulable24 күн бұрын
The greedy guy making notes of non tippers is wild. Agree with the rest of the lads though. Being spiteful and changing the experience based on a tip is wild to me. I'd never pretend or alter the way I do anything, the price I tell people for tattoos is the price I have as my end figure, if I get tipped, nice.. but if not I'm not gonna sulk with my lunch and go somewhere else to spite someone that didn't tip lol.
@j.christiansonsr.728524 күн бұрын
Well... It sounds like I'm a big tipper. I always thought it was expected to get $40-50 on a few hour session.