How to tattoo

After reading the title I think you are so confused. Probably, you are thinking How to practice tattooing within 6 months, is it possible? Or if you think it is a long time, many experts say becoming a professional tattooist needs to practice for a minimum of 1-2 years. But I'm promising you that it's possible within 6 months if you are a passionate guy. Below I've shared with you 3 step guides, that are mentioned with months and weeks.

Tattoo Needle Configurations

Want to know how you can practice creating tattoos in the aim of turning pro? Click the pin to find out what to practice on and how much time to put in.

We analyzed and selected the most useful and proven information about techniques, methods of practice, preparation, and the process of shading a tattoo, which will help you become a professional tattoo artist.

DIY Tattoo Transfer Stencils

Are you a tattooist in the making or planning on doing DIY Tattoo at home? If yes, it would help if you first learned how to make a tattoo stencil at home.

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A career as a tattooist is full of exciting challenges. Twitching clients, equipment that tires out the hand and back, and the need to replicate various styles of art all obstacles only a trained and dedicated tattooist can consistently...

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Beginner tattoo shading techniques guide. Learn how to whip shade, pendulm shade and pack solid black without it healing patchy or overworking the skin.

How much do tattoos cost? Inside, tattoo artists break down the average price of each type of tattoo, based on size and placement area.

Thinking of making DIY tattoos at home? Here are 5 simple ways to make fun temporary tattoos with bare minimum effort.

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Tattoo transfer paper is essentially carbon copy paper for tattoos which leaves the design outline on your skin. The effect is similar to those temporary “fake” tattoos you used to apply as a child. This short guide explains how to use tattoo transfer paper, and the difference between thermal and hectograph/freehand transfer papers. Click the pin.

When it comes to tattoo needles – there are a lot to choose from! Each needle allows for getting the ink into the skin in a different way with various tattoo effects. In this post, we explore what the sizes mean and also the different ways each needle works on your skin. Keep in mind that this is an ever evolving and highly subjective topic. Tattoo artists use different needles based on their preference and style. Stick and Poke tattoos were historically done with needle and thread. Now we…