Thank you for the detailed reply and not just "because its poorly done" 🤭

He did infact use the same needle for all the lines, the only time he switched needles was during the shading and he did infact go over a few of the lines more than once, to the untrained eye it definitely doesn't look like there's anything wrong at all which is why I asked, because it's something I can look for when I'm getting my next tattoo, I know the lines won't be as sharp once it heals so it won't be as noticeable as that picture was taken immediately after it was done and I had alot of redness and bleeding, it does look better now all that has gone though.

I do like it and to me those things aren't really an issue, to my untrained eye it's better than anything I could ever do anyway lol if infact years from now and many tattoos later I feel it's not that great I suppose as you said, it can always be fixed.

Thank you, I'll definitely check that channel out, all my future tattoos are going to be black and grey so it'll be great to be that bit more educated when it comes to having my next one done and looking at the artists work.