We paid a visit to Alex Lloyd at Debut Studios in London to find out what techniques he uses to create his incredibly precise fine line illustration work.
Alex created this awesome, detailed design - including a broken sword, planets in orbit and one very dead astronaut - using black, white and greywash inks.
Check out the video to see how Alex approaches this kind of work!
We hope you’ve enjoyed this tutorial with Alex Lloyd from Debut Studios - make sure to follow his work on Instagram! Don’t forget to keep an eye out for the next video in our How To Tattoo series.
For this tutorial on how to tattoo fine line illustration, Alex used the following supplies:
- Kuro Sumi Greywash Shading Ink
- Bishop B-Charged Wireless Battery Pack
- Dynamic Black Ink
- Dynamic White Ink
- Dermalize Pro Protective Tattoo Film
- INK-EEZE Green Glide Tattoo Ointment
- InkJet Stencils - Printer Ink
- InkJet Stencils - Stencil Paper
- Stencil Stuff Stencil Application Solution
- Killer Ink Stellar Cartridges 1 Round Liner Long Taper 0.22
- Killer Ink Stellar Cartridges 3 Round Liner Long Taper 0.22
- Killer Ink Stellar Cartridges 9 Round Liner Long Taper 0.35
- Killer Ink Stellar Cartridges 7 Soft Edge Magnum Long Taper 0.25
- Killer Ink Stellar Cartridges 11 Soft Edge Magnum Long Taper 0.25
- Bishop Wand Packer
- Butterluxe Green Soap Concentrate Orange
- Debut Aftercare Balm
- Epson EcoTank ET-27850 Printer
- Ghost Cartridges 5 Round Liner Long Taper 0.30
- Holy Ghost Cartridges 3 Bugpin Liner Long Taper 0.25
