A Pound of Flesh Left Hand

Engineered for precision and realism, the A Pound of Flesh Left Hand is a silicone/rubber-based synthetic model designed to emulate the texture and responsiveness of human skin. Ideal for both apprentices honing their craft and seasoned artists showcasing their skill, this practice hand allows for the application of tattoo techniques under conditions that closely mimic working on actual clients. Its contoured form provides an authentic canvas for practicing or displaying intricate designs, ensuring techniques such as lining and shading are perfected without the risk to human skin. For optimal stencil application, ELECTRUM stencil solution is recommended followed by an aerosol hairspray layer to secure the design overnight, preventing it from becoming permanent. Direct drawing is also facilitated with a skin doodler, requiring the same overnight drying process. In cases where the stencil or ink requires removal, a simple application of bleach will not compromise the tattoo's integrity. Esteemed artists like Scotty Munster and Rodney Eckenberger have praised its lifelike quality and performance, affirming its status as the closest synthetic counterpart to human skin available in today's market.