EPISODE · Feb 23, 2024 · 1H 6M
Why "Old School" Techniques Deserve Respect | Tat Talk with Ren Taylor
from Tatter-a-fact® PMU Podcast · host Teryn Darling, Ren Taylor
Send us Fan Mail🎙️ In this episode of Tatter-a-fact PMU Podcast I’m joined by one of my Girlz Ink Girlz, the talented Ren Taylor! I announce my OFFICIAL retirement from hands on training – there's still a few trainings left, view the calendar with the link below. Ren and I spend this episode discussing our theories of why PMU artists look down on high saturation techniques and why so many call it "Old School." As an artist with a body tattoo background, it shocks me when "Old School" is used as a term of disrespect in PMU when the body art world considers "Old School" as a coveted and highly respected term. Ren also touches on getting color retention using single needles and if the ombré technique will fade out and be a trend we simply look back on! Join us for this very interesting topic that I couldn't wait to discuss it with Ren!Check out all of our trainings here!Check out the Artist vs Technician podcast episode!🤩 Make sure to follow us! 🤩💙 Teryn @tatgirlzink on Instagram🩷 Ren Taylor @rentaylorink on Instagram💜 Tatter-a-fact Podcast @tatterafactpodcast on Instagram💖 Girlz Ink Studio @girlzinkstudio on Instagram
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Send us Fan Mail 🎙️ In this episode of Tatter-a-fact PMU Podcast I’m joined by one of my Girlz Ink Girlz, the talented Ren Taylor! I announce my OFFICIAL retirement from hands on training – there's still a few trainings left, view the calendar with the link below. Ren and I spend this episode discussing our theories of why PMU artists look down on high saturation techniques and why so many call it "Old School." As an artist with a body tattoo background, it shocks me when "Old School" is used...
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