The tattoo industry has long relied on traditional methods for creating stencils, typically using carbon copy paper or drawing directly on the skin with markers. However, these methods often present a range of challenges, including difficulties in positioning, the risk of smudging, and limitations in material quality. Enter Standstill, a groundbreaking stencil product that allows tattoo artists to print designs onto a flexible, transparent film, fundamentally transforming the stencil application process.

Aaron Della Vedova explores groundbreaking advancements in tattoo stenciling technology that are revolutionizing the tattooing process with German tattoo artist and creator of Standstill, Philipp Trier. They discuss the challenges tattoo artists face with traditional stencils, such as inaccuracies and limitations in design placement. With new innovations, artists can now create precise, complex patterns that conform to the body without the usual hassles of cracked paper or misalignments. This episode highlights the potential for efficiency in the tattooing process, promising to save artists valuable time and enhance creativity.

Tune in to discover how these advancements can change the way professional tattoo artists approach their craft!

Chat Breakdown:

[00:01:04] Progress in tattooing technology.

[00:04:00] Innovative tattooing stencil technology.

[00:10:18] Tattooing with polymeric alcohol film.

[00:15:20] Color-coordinated tattoo stencils.

[00:19:11] Stenciling innovations in tattooing.

[00:25:24] Efficient tattoo design application.

[00:28:20] Transfer system for tattooing.

[00:30:07] Client comfort in tattooing.

[00:35:53] Cost-effective tattoo transfer solution.

[00:37:33] Tattoo artist digital assistant app.

[00:42:14] New app for tattoo artists.

Quotes:

"This can be a material where you can project your concept to the skin and tattoo through it without any effort, without any negativity or complication."

Connect with Philipp:

IG: @loccomotivetattoos

Standstill: @standstill.de