What is the job outlook for a tattoo artist?

Answer 1

Well a lot of people have been getting tattoos lately so it would be great because you would get a lot of money.

In addition to the above answer; the job openings in this industry are almost non-existent in the traditional sense of the word. For the most part in our profession we only hire artists who have a solid reputation and usually come highly recommended to us by fellow artists. It's VERY hard to just walk into a shop and get a job unless your portfolio is great and it is evident that you really know what you are talking about over the duration of a good conversation regarding tattoos, application, tattoo artists and so on. Since so many people are getting tattoos now, and it seems to be the new hep profession for a lot of cool kids to have, they've flooded a market that wasn't huge to begin with and in doing so have made it almost impossible to get into a shop for a lot of people. So it is for that reason, that once an artist gets in a shop, he or she rarely leave unless they get a better job and apprentice lists are usually a mile long in any shop. However, if you do get into a good shop with a solid reputation and good location, you can make a very good living doing it.

Answer 2

it depends on what kind of art you do.Like if you have the skills of an anime artist,and you are not in Japan,there is not a huge chance of being famous.But if you do oil paintings or something,you could never know,medium or high .Art is not

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