Bienvenido amigo . Por favor, tirar el sombrero de la máquina de tatuaje horrible que haya comprado y buscar un aprendizaje. Lo que vas a hacer tatuajes cocina de mierda y se asustar a la gente para la vida. Una vez más la bienvenida al foro.
Si usted no habla Spainish no comience con Hola
I’m probably going to be asking dumb questions at first just like when I started learning about cars. Plus I don’t expect artists to give away all their secrets or respect right away anyway. But I’m still going to try to get as much knowledge as possible from this site. My drawings are original and I’ll be pretty solid down the road.
@Swagner1987 147815 wrote:
I’m probably going to be asking dumb questions at first just like when I started learning about cars. Plus I don’t expect artists to give away all their secrets or respect right away anyway. But I’m still going to try to get as much knowledge as possible from this site. My drawings are original and I’ll be pretty solid down the road.
IMO you need to find a shop/artist that will mentor you through a proper apprenticeship for a few years, becoming a good tattoo artist is earned through gaining respect and hard work.
my advice is to return the machine you bought and do not tattoo anybody ,for now.
@Swagner1987 147815 wrote:
I’m probably going to be asking dumb questions at first just like when I started learning about cars. Plus I don’t expect artists to give away all their secrets or respect right away anyway. But I’m still going to try to get as much knowledge as possible from this site. My drawings are original and I’ll be pretty solid down the road.
IMO you need to find a shop/artist that will mentor you through a proper apprenticeship for a few years, becoming a good tattoo artist is earned through gaining respect and hard work.
my advice is to return the machine you bought and do not tattoo anybody ,for now.
for the next few years just practice your art and drawing.
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