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professor-sideburn
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caleb relliford
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I don't know if I've ever outright said that on here, but there you. its been about 3 years or so now that I've been tattooing. I'm in ohio, and always want to find something new and interesting to work on. I don't think I have a picture of any of my own tattoos on this website, just ones that I have put on people. so now I've said it, and now you need to come see me, I'm currently at exist body art in west chester, ohio. I also do guest spots where ever I can find a shop willing to give up the space for a couple of days. but I'll post something on here so that all of you can keep up with me.
hey, im really interested in tattoos. and recently i have had the erge to become a tattooist. im currently at university doing a Fine Arts degree. i just wanna know how do you get into that sort of carea? ie, practising with the tattoo gun etc. i am really interested.
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well your first step is to stop calling it a gun. its an electromagnetic tattoo machine. a machine for short. but before you concentrate on buying equipment or getting starting on your own, you should ask a couple of shops about an apprenticeship. they cost a bit and you get treated like a bitch but it teaches you everything you need to know about keeping the shop running. I suggest it because it helps to have someone to ask how to do things before you try to figure them out on your own and develop bad habits. I love being a tattoo artist. its worth it a million times over.
an apprenticeship is everything from paperwork, cleaning EVERYTHING, watching tattoos, helping customers, closing at night, washing cars, getting food, answering phones, writing receipts, selling anything the shop has to offer, scrubbing tubes, and in general being their bitch when you paid to learn how to tattoo. it last anywhere from 3 months to 3 years depending on who you learn from and how quickly you progress. an apprenticeship is learning from someone who should be experienced in their field (doesn't always happen that way but should). its hard work but if you want to learn you put up with the crap, ask as many questions as you can, beg, borrow, bribe, steal, and pay for every secret you can learn from as many good tattoo artists as possible. tattooing is basically one big secret because the ones that are really good at it don't want the competition, at least in the old days thats how it was.
im really interested in tattoos.
and recently i have had the erge to become a tattooist. im currently at university doing a Fine Arts degree.
i just wanna know how do you get into that sort of carea? ie, practising with the tattoo gun etc.
i am really interested.
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I think knives are a good idea. Big, fuck-off shiny ones.
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-caleb
thanks for the help!
and also, what do you do exactly when you do the apprenticeship?
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I think knives are a good idea. Big, fuck-off shiny ones.
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-caleb
designing, learn to draw straight lines free hand etc.
and how do you go about getting an apprentiship? just go around and ask al the parlors? maybe bring in a portfolio of drawings or anything?
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I think knives are a good idea. Big, fuck-off shiny ones.
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