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Wow, good question....I see tattooists who have a three parts to their field of endevour....I call these ART, CRAFT, and MEDICAL.

ART, if you are not an artist to begin with, then you better be craftsman enough to make a decent tracing....All you need to know to have ART is Lighting, Direction and Balance, unless of course if yer gonna take it home it must match the couch But you can still be a good commercial tattoist, just limited to the flash drawings in the shop..

CRAFT, here you need to be a little mechanically inclined so that in the middle of a tattoo when your machine quits, you'll know what's wrong and be able to fix it.... As well as a whole buncha other stuff...

MEDICAL, you MUST have up to date knowledge of Blood bourne pathogens, why certain skin does this or that, and what to do in those cases.

And it dont hurt to have a touch of the KARNY in ya, if ya want to be the flamboyant type of tattooist that gets all the notice.........

Still think ya wanna be a tattooist?

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