eveline;31837 wrote:
hun i understand that it’s is ur opinion just saying i have tryed at studios arround my area and i do have a nice portfolio but as i said it isn’t that easy, although i am determined artists aren’t so much, because of mother duties and my job i can not comit myself to every day in the studio and that is what studios expect, anyway all i’m saying is for people with no commitment like family it’s more difficult than for pips with no commitments. anyway it’s cool…. we all have differen’t views
I wasn’t really having a dig at you or anyone else on a personal level :p
I do have strong feelings on the subject though. It took me nearly six years to get my mentor to take me under his wing and show me what was what. I fought hard to get where I am now and it pisses me off no end when anyone can buy pieces of shit equipment from egay then promptly call themselves tattoo “artists”
There are generally three attitudes anong established established artists when it comes to the dissemination of knowledge. The first is the “go fuck yourself” the second is “go fuck yourself, unless you want to buy my dvd/book on how to tattoo” The third is mainly people like me who will help only the worthy. that is to say the ones who impress us with dedication and a desire to learn our craft.
Those who buy the kits will rarely ammount to anything let alone being the next Aitchson they are either in it for money or the “kudos” of being a tattoo artist. They take from our craft and give nothing but the headache of having to cover up badly done tattoos.
