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After reading the title I think you are so confused. Probably, you are thinking How to practice tattooing within 6 months, is it possible? Or if you think it is a long time, many experts say becoming a professional tattooist needs to practice for a minimum of 1-2 years. But I'm promising you that it's possible within 6 months if you are a passionate guy. Below I've shared with you 3 step guides, that are mentioned with months and weeks.

DIY Tattoo Transfer Stencils

Discover the top 12 most popular tattoo styles of all time and understand better how to practice their artistic skills according to their roots! ...

Want to know how you can practice creating tattoos in the aim of turning pro? Click here to find out what to practice on and how much time to put in.

New tattoo? Arm yourself with the info necessary to ensure that your new ink heals properly, leaving you with a healthy, vibrant tattoo for years to come.

When it comes to tattoo needles - there are a lot to choose from! Each needle allows for getting the ink into the skin in a different way with various tattoo effects. In this post, we explore what the sizes mean and also the different ways each needle works on your skin. Keep in mind that this is an ever evolving and highly subjective topic. Tattoo artists use different needles based on their preference and style. Stick and Poke tattoos were historically done with needle and thread. Now we…

Tattoo transfer paper is essentially carbon copy paper for tattoos which leaves the design outline on your skin. The effect is similar to those temporary “fake” tattoos you used to apply as a child. This short guide explains how to use tattoo transfer paper, and the difference between thermal and hectograph/freehand transfer papers. Click the pin.

Everything you need to know about making your own tattoo ink, and why you should be very careful

Learn how to get started and what type of equipment you should have when you are first beginning to tattoo. The right equipment and proper sanitization are the two most important things to keep in mind when you're just getting started.

Tattoo bubbling happens during the healing process & can easily ruin a tattoo if you're not careful. We explain how to treat & prevent tattoo bubbling here.