Vlad Blad

 Let me tell you, as someone who’s spent years immersed in the ink-slinging world, picking between a coil machine and a rotary pen isn’t like choosing coffee over tea. I’ve tinkered with countless models, from clunky relics to cutting-edge designs, and I can say with confidence that your choice influences everything from the crispness of your lines to how your back feels after a session. So for me, it is not “team coil” versus “team pen”, but a simple question: what changes in my hand, in the skin, and in my daily workflow when I pick one type of machine over the other? Understanding the Core Differences: Design, Feedback, and Power Coil setups typically feature an open-frame construction, with the weight skewed toward the back, giving them a grounded, authoritative presence. This design, reminiscent of a sturdy blacksmith’s hammer, allows for precise control in bold strokes, as the armature bar snaps back with electromagnetic force. Technically, the coils create a magnetic f...

As a tattoo artist who’s spent years diving into the world of ink and machinery, I’ve come to appreciate how the right tool can transform a challenging style like blackwork into something almost poetic. Picture this: bold, unyielding fields of black that tell a story through contrast and space, all without a single drop of color. That’s the essence of blackwork, and today, I’m excited to share how the Avenger 3 Pro wireless tattoo machine elevates this art form. It’s not just about power; it’s about precision that lets you create tattoos that age gracefully, like a well-aged wine rather than a faded newspaper. Have you ever wondered why some blackwork pieces look timeless while others lose their edge? It’s all in the execution, and that’s where the Avenger 3 Pro shines. In this article, I’ll walk you through the ins and outs of blackwork, why it demands so much from your equipment, and how this machine meets those challenges head-on. Understanding the Blackwork Tattoo Style Blackw...

I've always believed that the true magic of a tattoo machine lies in its engineering guts — the bits that make it hum reliably through hours of inking. Having dissected countless rotaries over the years, I can tell you the Avenger series from Vlad Blad represents a pinnacle of hybrid design evolution. But let's get technical: I'll break down the cores, compare them head-to-head, and toss in practical tips to help you decide if that wireless leap is your next move. Think of this as your backstage pass to the machinery — minus the grease. What draws me to these hybrid tattoo machines is their shared DNA: both are hybrids that mimic coil-like punch in a rotary frame, but they diverge in how they harness power and control. My take? It's like upgrading from a manual typewriter to an electric one — same output, but worlds apart in efficiency. Decoding the Mechanics: Stroke Systems and Adjustability Avenger 2 Pro Blue Pink By Shpigel At the heart of both machines is the Mult...