Air Brush Inks Spraying Around the Face - A double action airbrush is always recommended. The client always flinches at the first "blast" of air. So make it just that, a "blast" of air. Now the client will settle down because they know what to expect and you can disperse the ink. Always tell the client to hold their breath while you are spraying around their face and when they can no longer hold it to raise their hand and you will stop. Use the first stage of your airbrush to clear the air around the face so that they can breath clean air. Use caution not to press the second stage or the client will breath ink.
"SHOW DOWN IN LITTLE TOKYO" starring Cary Tagawa was a movie that also incorporated what we call the "wet process." The wet process is used for major sized tattoos that actually circumference the whole body. In this process we print the tattoos and while the ink is still wet, we transfer the patterns on to the body. The principal tattoo make-up artists were Mr. Blau and Mike Hancock.
