Comments on: Tattoos and Sun http://www.tattoocanvas.com/tattoo-cover-up/tattoos-and-sun Thu, 09 Feb 2012 03:41:41 +0000 hourly 1 By: AS100707 http://www.tattoocanvas.com/tattoo-cover-up/tattoos-and-sun/comment-page-1#comment-428 AS100707 Tue, 09 Feb 2010 13:39:59 +0000 http://www.tattoocanvas.com/tattoo-cover-up/tattoos-and-sun#comment-428 you can do that, although i dont think that will come out as well. Most tattoo artists when wanting to make different shades of grey just dilute the black ink with water. That gives the appearance of shading (the lighter the color gets, the less noticible and so forth). If you mix white with it there is a chance the color wont stay as well over time, and also it will be much brighter looking and not realistic. I have many friends who are tattoo artists and they all just dilute the black to make the different shades. goodluck<br><b>References : </b><br> you can do that, although i dont think that will come out as well.
Most tattoo artists when wanting to make different shades of grey just dilute the black ink with water. That gives the appearance of shading (the lighter the color gets, the less noticible and so forth). If you mix white with it there is a chance the color wont stay as well over time, and also it will be much brighter looking and not realistic.
I have many friends who are tattoo artists and they all just dilute the black to make the different shades.

goodluck
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]]> By: Felix G http://www.tattoocanvas.com/tattoo-cover-up/tattoos-and-sun/comment-page-1#comment-427 Felix G Tue, 09 Feb 2010 08:37:13 +0000 http://www.tattoocanvas.com/tattoo-cover-up/tattoos-and-sun#comment-427 <b>$$tattoos$$?</b><br>how do you get a black/grey value scale in tattoos? is it mixing black and white or wut? $$tattoos$$?
how do you get a black/grey value scale in tattoos?
is it mixing black and white or wut?

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