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12 Days Tattoo Workshop is designed to help you improvise your tattoo art and designing. You will learn basic to advance level of tattooing and designing.
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Starter Tattoo Kit now includes Welcome Tattoo DVD and Basic Fundamentals
Check out this tattoo kit on the web. Great for a beginning tattoo artist who wants to start tattooing practice skins.
The best part about this kit, is that it is under $100 bucks!
And…wait for it… it comes with CR Jordan’s Welcome Tattoo DVD, and Basic Fundamentals of Modern Tattoo.
The 240 page Tattoo instructional guide that will show you not only how to become a tattoo apprentice, but it is called by some “the most comprehensive tattoo bible to be written in the past decade”.
Check it out! Click Here.
Tattoo Kits are an excellent starting point for new tattoo artists and great for professionals on the go. This tattoo kit was put together with the professional tattoo artist in mind.
(Remember we don’t sell tattoo kits or supplies, just instructional materials – We do point out when we see a good deal from a tattoo kit vendor).
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Tattoo TextBook
Basic Fundamentals of Modern Tattoo Review[/caption]
Tattoo Text
September. 17, 2013 By: UCTattoos This review is for: Basic Fundamentals of Modern Tattoo by C.R. Jordan
I first want to mention that this text is not a replacement for a formal apprenticeship. It is rather a tool to be used in conjunction with a formal apprenticeship. Also, tattoo radar, and Basic Fundamentals of Modern Tattoo are in no way, shape, or form endorsed, paid by, biased, or in any way swayed by any tattoo, or tattoo supply company. My reviews—and the information expressed in the text—are personal opinion using factual information gathered. In the case of the text information gained from C.R. Jordan’s apprenticeships, and personal experience over his years in the tattoo industry as an innovator, and tattoo artist.
This was purchased from www.tattoobooksonline.com from C.R. Jordan. I read this text in one sitting. By no means did I skim through it, or read it quickly. I took a solid ten hours to read all 240 pages of the text. The first thing I noticed when I received this text was the quality. The book itself is made of a very good quality—what seems like plastic—cover, and the paper thickness is very nice. Not super thing like you would see most paper backs these days. There are also graphics for the individual chapters in the text, as well as graphics for the Tattoo Tips within. It also comes with a serial number on the cover which can be put in on the website www.TeachMeToTattoo.com/register.
This is a very well written text. I say text instead of book as that is what it is referred to inside. It is also very much like a text book. This text covers everything from a bit about the author, a great intro, sanitation, machine building and tuning, to even money! The language in the text is also very easy to understand plain English. Even when technical/medical terms are used they are normally explained in an easy to understand manner. It also has an informal feel with the way the information is given. This gives you a sense of ease, and lax while reading. You get a relaxed feeling rather than that of being in school.
There are thirteen chapters in this text including an introduction, and a works cited. It totals 240 pages, with medium font size. There are also images to use as examples, as well—in one part—images of a tattoo from start to finish. Each chapter—for the most part—has subchapters within. The order in which each chapter—and subchapter—are given is in order of importance. For example it obviously starts with the Introduction, then Sanitation immediately after. There is even a chapter on customer comfort, and customer care! Heck, there is even a page for mentor notes!
The main thing that is stressed in this text is how there are no right or wrong ways of tattooing. As tattooing is an art form there are very many personal flares that each artist has that gives them their own personal way of doing things. There is strict theory on why things do what they do, but how they do it is up to you as long as you are slinging quality ink, and doing it in a safe, sterile, and respectful manner. Another thing that is stressed is how this is mainly an apprentice accompaniment tool. You cannot read this text, and start tattooing like a pro, or open your own shop. You still should go out and find an apprenticeship, and learn from an experienced mentor.
It is difficult to review this product, as there is just so much information within. I would need to write a novela just to properly review this product in detail. However, I can’t do that. I can say I am very happy with this text, and it does give some of the best information I have found to date. Literally all the fundamentals are in this text. There is even a section on blood borne pathogens, and the steps you can take to prevent them.
As fantastic as this text is it is not without it’s minor flaws. The biggest being that it is in grey scale. This may have just been to make it more cost effective for the buyer; I am not sure. I think a few of the images in the text could have made a bigger impact if they were in color. More specifically the section that shows the tattoo process from start to finish. Being a tattoo artist myself I could tell what information was trying to be brought to light, but it may not be so easy for a newcomer to the industry. I also noticed a few grammatical mistakes, and word choices. However, this could mainly be due to the fact that it is an American text, and I am Canadian. It is nothing major to bring down the quality of the text. Maybe a missing comma here, wrong tense of a word there. I think I saw maybe five or six in the entire 240 pages.
All in all Basic Fundamentals of Modern Tattoo by C.R. Jordan (www.tattoobooksonline.com) is a fantastic, and extremely informative text. If you are an apprentice I definitely recommend this text, or even if you are planning on getting an apprenticeship. Read through this book once, maybe even twice. Then once more slowly taking notes as you go along. This book gets a solid 5 out of 5. The quality, information, and how the information is given is extremely top notch, and you won’t find much better out there! Get this book. You won’t regret it.
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Basic fundamentals of Modern Tattoo Free Download
While you can’t really find a legit download of the amazing tattoo instructional book that shows you how to tune your tattoo machine, and tattoo yourself… you can get it for way cheaper than the list price on this website. Just check out Amazon.com – here is the most recent review for this tattoo education apprenticeship book:
5.0 out of 5 stars Great book!, October 31, 2013
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This review is from: Basic Fundamentals Of Modern Tattoo (Paperback)
I got this book with a tattoo kit and I was pleasantly surprised. More often than not when you get a book thru a kit of whatever sort the book isn’t much. Maybe some very simple information. This book however was the opposite. Lots of information written in a good honest understandable way!!!! I recommend this book to anyone wanting tattoo information.
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Tattoo Forum
Just wanted to remind everyone that there is a tattoo forum on here. You can ask questions about your tattoo machines and get critiqued on your drawings / tattoos. There is tons of information about how to become a tattoo artist and the legality or local laws in your area. http://teachmetotattoo.com/forum/index.php
If you don’t get a reply on the tattoo forum then eMail me, and I will check it out. I try to check the posts once a week and hit all of the un-answered ones.
If you see spam on the forum just report it, or flag it – and it will get cleaned up.
Let me know if you have questions or suggestions.
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Some more tattoo discussion
So you think you have what it takes to be a tattoo artist? Or you want to become a tattoo artist, but don’t know how – so you just got a tattoo kit and started tattooing yourself and your friends…
I found some threads on the Forum, that I will try to address. I don’t have too much time these days for the forum – but I will make it a point to answer every single tattoo question that I get! It might just take me a year or two.
Anyway… Here is a bit more from the Forum, and my responses. (Sorry if the grammar is pretty poor, rapidly responded to!)
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Here’s a post on the forum that’s called “advice” and it has a website from (robroy) and basically looks like he’s putting up a webpage that he did.
And some comments on the same thing. “Remove this spambot” We can send an email to [email protected].
My Response: That’s true if there is spam this is in the area – Just report it.
Okay lets get out of the suggestions area – is actually pretty boring to me right now.
Let’s look at tattoo questions for apprentices – that’s what everybody wants to hear anyway right?
Questions on soap. Question: “Okay so I made my own soap for tattooing.”
My Comment (That’s a very interesting and I don’t know know why you would do that .. but okay, lets see where this goes.. . )
Question: It’s made from one part CVS antibacterial hand soap and nine part CVS antiseptic mouthwash after. After I made my concoction and I read looked up the ingredients on green soap and found that it contained veggie oils. So my question is: could I still add oil, or would it completely negate the whole sanitary thing?
My Response: So.. what I don’t understand – is why you guys are on this website trying to find little ghetto tricks on things that you can make bargain and just to save a few dollars…
I mean. There are so many things that you’re trying to make that you can easily purchase for very very low cost. I think a gallon of green soap is like a 10 bucks or something right?
But the point of trying to make is: who cares if what you’re doing is unsanitary. Just don’t do it! Then you don’t have to ask that question. Because it’s stupid. If you have to ask “how can I do this crazy scheme and make it sanitary?” – then you have bigger issues, and that should also be a give away that this is not a good idea.
You written here the soap is for the initial cleaning before applying a stencil. I personally always just use rubbing alcohol it’s with a spray bottle and paper towel. Again these are things anything has to sanitation you need talk to a doctor who can give medical advice to be truly accurate. Or you just watch what is going on in a tattoo studio. Most tattoo shops are actually pretty clean.
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Free Tattoo Lessons
Check out a new thread on the forum. FREE tattoo lessons and educational stuff – for those of you who are apprentice or just want to improve your tattoo skills.
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“Greetings forum goers!
In this section of the forum we will be posting “lessons” in which you can participate in to hone your skills in tattooing. This will be good for those of you who do not yet have apprenticeships. Let it be known that this is not an apprenticeship, nor is it a substitute for one. This is just an alternate way for you to practice your various techniques, and drawing for tattooing. You will need to gain the knowledge of proper tattoo processes and techniques, as well as sanitation, sterilization, and other practices needed for tattooing. Much of this can be found by purchasing the Basic Fundamentals of Modern Tattoo from http://www.tattoobooksonline.com as well as their DVD. You should also keep searching for a formal apprenticeship.
That being said. Once you have this knowledge you will need to practice you skills. Sure, you could just go right into skin as many people do, but your work will probably be sub-par. You should also be practicing often, and not just on skin. By practicing this craft you can become better at not only the fundamentals, but also advanced tattooing techniques. Much of this will be done on either paper, fruit, pig ears, or practice skins. More advanced “lessons” will be on clients, and or self skin. However, the focus is mainly on practice materials. Just because you are using practice materials this does not mean you can sherk your duties as a proper professional, and clean artist. While doing this lessons you should still be practicing proper cleanliness, as well as barrier protection. This is mainly to get you into the habit of doing so. Treat your practice medium as a client.
The judges for these lessons will be limited to Admins, and other staff of the forum at first. However, as people begin to pass these lessons they will be qualified to judge lessons that they have previously passed. These lessons will be judged by how well you meet the criteria of a less. Example: If the lesson is to create a “wet texture” on a practice medium, and your tattoo is phenomenal, and fantastic, but does not have the “wet” feeling you will fail. Subsequently, if it is not the greatest tattoo, but meets the criteria you will pass. If by chance you fail, this again is not because your tattoo is bad, but because you didn’t meet the requirements. You may try again, but you cannot move onto the next lesson until the current lesson is completed.
Below you will see two sections: Guidelines, and Lesson List. Be sure to fully read this entire post as well as the guidelines. Each new lesson will be posted in a new post below this one. The guidelines are the most important. Please be sure to follow them. In the lesson list we will be adding a list of those who have passed each lesson. This is mainly so we can keep track of whom is on which lesson, and with whom the right of judging has been bestowed.
For each lesson you will post a new thread with the lesson number, and your name. This way we will know what lesson you’re doing, and who is doing it. Inside your post we would like a brief explanation of your process, and which tools you used: 14RL, shader machine, Eternal Inks, Staedtler pencils, etc. If you do not know what brand your pencils, or pencil crayons are simply say, “Pencil Crayons,” and list colours. Also be sure to mention what grade of pencil you are using: HB, F, 4B, 3H, etc. This gives us a better understanding of what you’re doing, what you excel at, and what you need to work on.
Guidelines 1. If you start doing this lesson based practice system you must do every lesson. Do not start this project if you do not intend to finish it. 2. There is not time limit on any lesson, nor is there a time limit for how long you take between each lesson. We understand that everyone has busy lives, and as such we respect that you may need a lot of time to do, and between each lesson. 3. All photos must be of good quality, and resolution. If we cannot see what you have done it cannot be graded. Dark, blurry, or small photos will result in an instant fail. 4. Follow the requirements, and criteria as much as possible. 5. You cannot start a new lesson until the current lesson is passed. 6. All judging is final. You may not argue the ruling, nor can you ask for a re-vote. Judging does not need to be unanimous. It only needs to be a majority rule. 7. If you fail a lesson you may try again. There is not limit to how many tries you may take to complete each lesson. This is meant to be a learning experience. 8. Absolutely no insulting, hating, flaming, or spamming on anyone’s threads. This is for practice, learning, and to bring forum goers together. Be critical, but be kind. Constructive criticism is welcome. 9. You must be as clean, and proper as possible. Treat each of these works as if it were a real human being. Wear gloves, bag your machines and cords, use proper barrier protection, and above all follow the laws and guidelines of your country and/or state.”