Online Tattoo Course: Mastering the Art of Tattooing
Embark on an enthralling journey into the world of tattoo artistry with our all-encompassing Online Tattoo Course. Ideal for both aspiring artists and enthusiasts keen to sharpen their skills, this course delivers a comprehensive exploration of contemporary tattoo techniques.
Key Features:
- Comprehensive Video Lessons: Delve into every aspect of tattooing, from fundamental line work and shading to complex designs, via our thorough pre-recorded video modules.
- Rigorous Safety Training: Learn critical safety practices, including hygiene, equipment sterilization, and proper skin care, to ensure safety for both artist and client.
- Guidance from Experts: Gain insights from experienced tattoo artists who share their skills, tackle common challenges, and reveal industry insights.
- Practical Experience: Participate in hands-on projects that hone your techniques and assist in developing an impressive tattoo portfolio.
- Certification: Receive a certificate upon course completion, marking your proven proficiency to the tattooing world.
How Long Does It Take?
- Access: There is no rush to complete the course, you can take as long as you like.
- Total Watch Hours: There is over 10 hours of quality video training for you to access.
- How Long: It typically takes 2 weeks to get through everything if you put in an hour a day
Why Enroll in Our Online Tattoo Course?
- Adaptable Learning: Access the course materials at your convenience, allowing for a personalized and flexible educational experience.
- Cost-effective Quality: Obtain a high-quality education in tattooing at a fraction of the cost of traditional tattoo schools.
- Ongoing Support: Continue to receive support after completing the course, whether you have questions about specific techniques or client management.
- Community Interaction: Join a network of fellow students, share your artwork, solicit feedback, and advance together on our exclusive online platform.
Start your professional tattooing career with confidence and creativity. Sign up for our Online Tattoo Course now and begin your artistic exploration!
CHECK OUT THE WORK OF SOME OF OUR STUDENTS
TATTOO COURSE CURRICULUM
- Introduction to the Fundamentals of Tattooing
- Files and Folders Provided
- An Introduction to Tattoo Art
- Using Themes
- Different Art Styles
- The 12 Most Popular Themes
- Brief History of Tattoos (Parts 1 & 2)
- Licensing Requirements
- Town Planning
- Running a Home Business
- Health and Safety Regulations
- Contact Your Health Department
- About Licensing and Registration
- Public Health Concerns, Including Covid-19
- Designing Tattoos: Overview and Purpose
- Microsoft Image Composer Setup and Usage
- Creating and Simplifying Designs Quickly
- Assignments on Tattoo Design (1, 2, 3)
- Stencil / Trace Methods and Applications
- Rules of Placement
- Applying a Trace on Skin and Practice Materials
- Introduction to Coil and Pen Machines
- Building and Assembling Coil Machines
- Coil Build Discussion, Tips, and Cartridge Conversion
- Maintenance: Quick Tune, Test Run, and Wrapping
- Linework and Technique
- Packing Black, Black Work, Tribal and Mauri
- Soft Shading: Black and Gray Tattoos
- Color Tattoos: Traditional, Watercolor, and Realism
- Special Techniques: Script, Font, Minimalist, and Fur Tattoos
- Understanding the Human Skin and Needle Depth
- Sterilization and Cross Contamination
- Tattoo Aftercare Instructions
- Workstation Cleanup
- Photography and Social Media Skills for Tattoo Artists
- Your First Practical on a Model
- Final Words and Certification
Licensing Process Explained
In United States, the licensing process for tattooing, piercing, permanent makeup (PMU), microblading, and tattoo removal varies by local authority but generally involves several key steps. Practitioners must apply for a Special Treatments License from their local council, which requires proving their competence and adherence to strict hygiene standards. This often includes submitting detailed information about their premises and operational procedures, completing a health and safety course, and sometimes passing a specific examination. Additionally, for treatments like PMU and microblading, practitioners may need to show certificates from recognized training courses. The aim of these regulations is to ensure that all procedures are performed safely and to a high standard, protecting both practitioners and clients.
