HOW TO TRANSFER A TATTOO MOTIVE

TRANSFER OF TATTOO MOTIVES OR TRANSFERRED PAPER HOW TO DO IT

To transfer the tattoo motif we will need:

- Decal 3-ply paper for tattoos (actually the paper has 4 layers, but one is protective and thrown away)

- A special carrier of tattoo motifs in the form of a gel or cream for this purpose

- Ballpoint pen or pencil with a cut tip

- A clean request

There are several ways to manually print motifs. We will explain two basic ones, which differ from each other by means of a tattoo drawing. It depends on whether we use a printed or drawn image or we draw from the catalog.

1. Method: Use a printed image

If we use a printed image that you can print several times, print or use a photo image from a computer or mobile device as a master when tattooing. That is, if there is no single piece of the image and you can destroy one copy.

Post:

- Take a portable paper, remove the second color, this layer is only protective, protects the decal from unwanted dirt. So take this form you know it is dirty from the painted layer and is usually the easiest to pull out.

- We take the motif and place it on top of the transfer paper (now it looks like we have a motif and under it all three sides, ie 1. motif, 2. translucent paper, which has the motif imprinted and which will then be applied to the skin, 3 Colored paper releasing color on translucent, 4th backing yellowish paper)

Note: the motif may be slightly taped in the corner so that it does not shift

- We take a pencil or a pen and start drawing the motif, we draw directly after the printed motif.

We try to draw mainly outlines, details, stones or hatch colored places.

- we are preparing to have all parts outlined, remove the printed motif and cut it out on translucent paper. We try to spray into the shape as soon as possible and we take into account the area where we will motivate to print. So if we decal to a rounded place, you can cut the outline in other places.

- Apply cleanly using a transfer gel or cream and let it soak into the skin for a while. The skin must be neither too wet nor too dry. The ideal condition is when you need a sticky one.

- Attach the drawing and press it firmly so that no bubbles or wrinkles form.

- Remove the sample with one slow pulling motion and let it dry

2. Method: Use a hand-painted or catalog image

This method is suitable for those who work with a hand-drawn image or an image from a catalog, which we will have destroyed either in the case of an original when tattooing or for creation or display.

- We will take the decal paper and in this case we will create the second protection, we will pull it out but we will not throw it away, we will still need it.

-We will take the motif and place it on the top side carrying the paper, we will give our motifs a hidden and undisposed protective structure on this motif, thanks to this task we will paint on a protective layer (which is also transparent) and not damage the original picture motif and all four sides below that is, 1. a protective transparent layer on which we will draw 2. a motif, 3. a translucent paper on which the motif is imprinted and which we will then apply to the skin, 4. Colored paper that leaves the color translucent, 5. pad yellowish paper)

Note: the motif may be slightly taped in the corner so that it does not shift

- We take a pencil or a pen and start drawing the motif, we draw ten times on a transparent protective layer and we do not damage the original picture.

We try to draw mainly outlines, details, stones or hatch colored places.

- we are preparing all parts to remove the protective paper, painted or catalog motif and cut out the motif on translucent paper. We try to spray into the shape as soon as possible and we take into account the area where we will motivate to print. So if we decal to a rounded place, you can cut the outline in other places.

- Apply cleanly using a transfer gel or cream and let it soak into the skin for a while. The skin must be neither too wet nor too dry. The ideal condition is when you need a sticky one.

- Attach the drawing and press firmly so that no bubbles or wrinkles are formed.

- Remove the sample with one slow pulling motion and let it dry

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