✅IPAD+ Apple Pencil+ Procreate= $300❗❗ Make Tattoo Stencils Easy while on a budget.
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- ✅Want to Design/Make Tattoos Stencils and NOT break the Bank? I know I was confused when I went searching for an iPad to design tattoos and make stencils with. I was also a little shocked by the prices attached to these tablets. So I did some research and found there are ways around over spending for things you may not need. I was able to find a 6th Gen iPad for 200 dollars and when you add in the pencil and procreate I was all in for $310. While this tablet wasn't the biggest or the greatest on the market it did what I needed it to do for years, and still does. So if your on a budget and looking into iPad I hope this helps.
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Been using the iPad pro, procreate, and an Epson ecotank inkjet printer for stencils for several years now. Don't think I could ever go back to anything else. It's just too convenient. One tip I'll add for your subscribers that use direct printing from the iPad to an inkjet printer is to duplicate your stencil layer and merge it on top of itself. Gives you fuller lines on your stencils when you print. 👌
I am with you all the way Dan!! I also print strait to and Inkjet printer for stencils and its really a time saver and a worthy investment for the long hall. And that is a great tip as I do this myself in an effort to get the darkest stencil I can. Thanks again Dan appreciate your sharing that!! 🤘🙏🤘
Question. When you print your stencil, are you using the print with a stencil printer to transfer to stencil paper?
@@Techjunkie51 ya I’m wondering how you’d put the stencil on if it’s not stencil ink or paper in the printer
@@Cjmm007 it is stencil ink in the printer. And it's stencil paper. So you print directly to the stencil paper. Then transfer the stencil as usual onto the skin. Joker tattoo supply sells the complete kits.
@@Techjunkie51 it is stencil ink in the printer. And it's stencil paper. So you print directly to the stencil paper. Then transfer the stencil as usual onto the skin. Joker tattoo supply sells the complete kits.
Thank you so much started off with a cheap tattoo kit a light box and stencil paper and been watching your videos for a year, ready to upgrade all my stuff and was looking for this exact thing! All the different tablets, pens, programs are so confusing, your a life saver man!
Been using the newest ipad mini with gen 2 pencil. I picked them both up for 499. I would recommend this setup to anyone as the screen size is not obtrusively big and easily put just about anywhere you need and still has plenty of real estate.
YES THANK YOU !! Been waiting for this one
Good video agin :) Only thing I'd mention is the lack of a laminated screen on the cheaper iPads. The pro and air are laminated which IMO makes the drawing much nicer. Also a paperlike screen protector is a great addition to the setup.
BANGER VIDEO!! straight up putting food on the table for hella beginner artists haha respect homie
Good advice as always, I'm still using the old pen and paper haha, maby one day I'll get a printer and I pad, good to have the information ahead of time, be safe and have fun
Thank you Al!🙏🙏 and I also wanted to say thank you just for the solid support great to be surrounded by good people like yourself!! And keep rock my friend be safe and have fun!!🤘🙏🤘
Bro ur content is so helpful, God bless!!
Thank YOU SO MUCH!! Really appreciate the kind words and support. God Bless you as well my friend! 🤘🙏
thank you man!
I didn't have the money to get an iPad & I like to try & work with what I have so I was using an old Samsung tablet with a couple apps & it worked, a little. Then we got our 15 year old son the new Samsung 20 or whatever its called for his birthday (yes, I don't have the money for an iPad, but WE have the money to get our son a $1,400 phone!) .. & instead of trading in his old phone, I kept it. Its magical! Its a Samsung Galaxy Note9, comes with an S-pen & I downloaded Sketchbook, Adobe Capture & Picsart. I mostly use sketchbook but AC & picsart are great for making outlines of any picture. It took some practice & I'm still learning what the different apps do as I go. I know it's not as good as iPad with Procreate, but for now it definitely works!
Smart man Graffics! Making things happen with what you have around you. Right on brother and ive heard some good things about the app sketchbook. But if you get a chance down the road I would deff try to get your hands on an ipad and try out procreate as Its a great tool as well. Thanks again Graffics and keep killin it brother! 🤘🙏
I have a Note too, and that exactly the same apps that I use. I recently remembered that my version has a software called Samsung Dex, I still haven't tryed, but maybe I can use those programs in my laptop/desktop using the Note as a drawing pad. Hopefully the Note 9 can use Dex too
@@brunogp8269 thank you, I'll check it out. Yeah the 3 apps have some good stuff you can do with them. I recently figured out how to outline a picture for a stencil with Sketchbook by importing the image, then enlarging it to 200% to outline one area, moving it to another area as long as you enlarge each area to the same percent each time, when you delete the original image, you'll have your outline.
Your videos have been a HUGE help to me :) been tattooing for 1 week today , and I've improved a bunch from when I did day 1 . Is there any way I could send you a couple pictures to take a look at and give me some pointers, would appreciate it massively :) keep up the amazing content man
Get a tablet download procreate and sketch master, load your picture into sketch master, select simple sketch, then put that into your procreate and adjust your curves.
Ipad pro is a very expensive thing that not everyone can afford,I can't afford it right now.I have a tablet that has a pen and drawing app,which makes a great stencil and I make a great digital drawing. Sometimes the stencil were working on plastic, what we have today is science fiction. Thank you, Dave, I didn't know you could get an ipad at that price. 🤟👊👍👌
SO true Bostjan the ipad pro can be very expensive and out of the question for a lot of people. And yes it does feel like Science Fiction for sure lol. Glad to hear your making your tablet work for you! Thanks again for the support my friend and Keep Rocking! 🤘🙏🤘
muy buen video compañero! saludos desde ARG
I was like hmmm me too!!!
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Very good info given. Just one thing on 03:44 ,the amount of layers you can work with, depends on the RAM, not the storage itself. For example, an Ipad with 4GB ram will give you more layers on a 4000x4000 canvas, than an iPad with only 3GBs of RAM. Hope you understand, my english is too rusty. Again, good video, thank you.
Good to know thank you for sharing that! And thanks for the support as well! 🤘🙏
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Thank you
I did something similar but with a Ipad pro 2017. Honestly it's the best bang for your buck, better than a Ipad 6 gen no question! Ipad pro 2017with pencil was like 325$ with tax...
Nice Job Zombie Great find at a solid price! And YES MUCH better then the Ipad 6th Gen for sure! 🤘🙏
these my next investment bro thank you a milli
No problem man its a great investment! 🤘
Hi i love your videos and was wondering if a regular tablet will work for the same thing this is what i have
did your cnc q2 have any problems pushing bigger needle groupings
hi dave, big fan of your work, i have a question,do you line and shade at the same voltage with your cncq2 ?
Hey Eric appreciate the support! 🤘🙏 Its been a while since I have used the machine but as far as I remember I think I turned it down just a little when I would shade but then again it would depend upon what I was trying to do.
When purchasing the (tattoo guide) is there supplies besides the obvious do we need to take the courses
I been looking to buy the cheapest iPad I can that has compatibility with Apple pencil and it's been really hard, but i'm not giving up yet. Great vídeo!
Definitely keep your eye out on eBay and Amazon or Facebook marketplace as sometimes a great deal can come along if you know what you’re looking for. Keep working at it and keep rockin🤘🙏
That’s where I got my refurbished iPad $100
I definitely need one i been using the light box still lol gets the job done but its a pain keep up the great videos👍
Nothing wrong at all with light box and paper thats for sure. But like you said it can be a pain at times. Thanks for the support my friend much appreciated!🤘🙏🤘
Ey bro!? Off topic, but to open up a shop or studio do you need a tattooing license? How’d you go about it?
Question, im using the brother printer and cant complain, but was wondering if I get an inkjetpro and lets say im only using it one time per week, will I have any issues with it? Like the ink might dry and those things?
any budget friendy stencil printer you guys recommend
And for those of us that aren't Apple fans, Android tablets/sketchbook works great!😁
Thanks for sharing Moto! Ive heard that sketchbook is a great option to use. Sadly I feel Apple has the market cornered in regards to the Ipad and procreate.
@@ArtSomething agree. I started with a surface pro and sketchbook. Procreate on an ipad is on its own level. Not even fair to compare the two.
@@1Dantrn I’m currently running the surface pro 7 with sketchbook and so far I absolutely love it. Is it really that much of a difference going to an iPad and procreate?
@@gizmovw1272 the fluidity and ease of procreate is really astounding. Then add in brushsets from places like inked matrix and tattoo smart and it's just ridiculous. I would say sketchbook was made for artists to sketch. And it does that well. And if that's the case then procreate was designed for the tattoo artist. It really is a world's difference. Imo anyway. Theres nothing really comparable to the iPad and procreate if you're using it to design tattoos and print stencils. I'm not an apple fan boi. That's just my user experience.
That's great but I am not a big fan of Apple products because I have had issues them, I have an Android tablet which is Samsung are there any apps similar to Procreate that I can use?
Hey dave have you heard of the brothers wireless thermal printer? Its insane bro. Wireless, thermal so no inkjet bs to deal with, u just need to research which model is compatible with the ipad. I believe the brother 773 is compatible with ipads meaning u connect thru Bluetooth, n all ur stencils transfer to the wireless printer n presto! Again its around 750bucks. Not cheap but for what u r getting it is very much worth it
I have heard of the brother wireless thermal printer and have heard a log of good things about it from those who have used them. Glad to hear its working great for you as well. Luckily I havent had any problem with my inkjet printer yet fingers crossed. Thanks for sharing that Ken appreciate it! 🤘🙏
@@ArtSomething always with respect. Love the channel bro. I just emailed u some of my own leg tats i did on myself. Would love the critique. As i know its not easy to tattoo on yourself never mind have a fully clean piece in the end. I still leave them as they are, as messed up they are im still proud of them and love them the most. And they remind me of the struggle every time i see them.
has anyone tried to do the same thing on the windows surface all in 1 pc's? they are a touch screen computer that comes with a pencil.. i need both a home computer AND something for my stencils.. so now im looking at both ipads and computers. im wondering if this computer would work to fill both slots or if im going to wish i had just gotten an ipad.
You don’t have to have a pencil. I have an iPad and I use the ADONIT Pro and also bought an ADONIT Mini and it works great.
Thats awesome to hear Orlando! And thank you for sharing that info as im sure it will help someone who is looking for other options as well. 🤘
@@ArtSomething yes sir. I will upload a short video showing the accuracy of the Adonit mini
6:05 - Is 64gb enough?:)
i dont think the storage is a big deal. having used the ipad pro for a while now it is significantly faster if you do a lot of designing in procreate specially when doing multi layer work since the pro has the M1 processor, if it s just for stencils though you can use any iPad that has a pencil support. that been said i HATE apple products but god dam the ipad pro is a fantastic tablet.
I agree with you in that Apple sure does have the market on lock when it comes to the Ipad pro it really is a Fantastic tool to have. I have since purchased the 12.9 4th gen pro for wife and 12.9 3rd gen pro for myself. I have been using the 11 inch pro but damn that extra inch or so makes a big deal. No matter what you spend its an investment but I think for tattoo design its extremely valuable and worth the investment. I will also agree that you do get a bit of lag when using some of the older models but you dont really notice until you have used something better as thats when you go oh dang. Thanks for sharing Aquiles appreciate your insight and support! 🤘🙏
Sup Dave!!!
Hey Indio!! Hope all is well my friend and thank you for the support! 🤘🙏
@@ArtSomething man same thing different day, I just added more members to the family
so what printer can you use to print the stencil?? and do you need the stencil ink or the stencil paper
I just print it to my normal black and grey printer then run it through my standard stencil machine. Unless you have a stencil printer that can print via WiFi then you would send the stencil to that printer and thats it.
@@ArtSomething ok cause ive been looking at that espon eco tank you should totally check it out but only draw back is loading it with stencil ink
@@larsnars427 check out brothers thermal printer the 773 is compatible with ipad , its wireless and u dont need to install ink cartridge cuz its thermal. Its a bit on the expensive side but for what u r getting its so worth it
Pad and pencil acquired just need too find a printer
Can you recommend some brush packs for free
Sorry I dont really use any brush packs mainly use the studio pen and the soft air brush for what I do. And those come standard with procreate.
I picked up the ipad pro 12.9 2015 for 300 and the apple pencil 1 for like 95. It's a monster and does everything that I need it to do. Downside being that I can't use the apple pencil 2.
Also, There's a widget that you can use to track how much battery life the A pencil 1 has left fyi.
Thats Awesome Smeagles and a great find/deal! Deff worth the investment there. And yeah the pencil can be a pain but really its not that bad specially if you had that widget your talking about to keep track of the charge it has. Thanks for sharing that as there are many decent deals out there if you keep your eyes out and know what your looking for. 🤘
I have had an issue that I will start a line and all of a sudden a circle pops up around the point of my offbrand pencil and the color changes and I can’t keep the color the same. Is it just because I’m using an offbrand pencil?
There is a color palette tab on the left edge of the screen I think. Run too close to it with the stylus and it opens and changes the color on you. Happens to me a lot too.
Yeah that is because it thinks you are trying to select the color on the screen. There should be a way to turn this off for your pencil. I know I had to do something similar to this a few years ago. I hope others see this and can help you out better then I can.
@@ArtSomething Do you think that using the name brand pencil will help?
@@rainbowrider9224 yes I think it will make a big difference and certainly worth the investment.
Oops I just looked the tab is for sizing, not color. I have had it jump color on me, but not since I switched to a passive stylus. I've had a much better experience with the passive mesh-style instead of an active tip.
If you have Verizon, you can finance an iPad for 0% interest for 25 - 40 a month on your phone bill. It will have data and insurance.
You still need a printer so Its not 300$😅
True you still would need a printer however I would assume one would have a printer if they where tattooing? But I guess thats not wise to assume anything.