Tattoo: How to do it the Right Way:

by john makohen

Tattoo an art that is timeless has taken the country by storm. What used to be for the criminal the outcast and the punks, has now joined the mainstream. Learn the art. Read a book that takes you through the art of becoming an artist. Understand if this is the career you chose before you read the next book securing an apprenticeship and the last in the series Opening your Tattoo shop. Learn how to line and shade and color. Create and place stencils, stretch skin, fine line tattoo, high define, grayscale, aftercare, troubleshoot, sterilize and clean and how to keep a customer safe in the chair. A must read for the newcomer in th efield.

33 pages, Kindle Edition

Published September 30, 2016

Reviews

[Cassandra · Rating 3 out of 5]

Great information but the typos....

I found the things presented here were wonderfully informative. With that said the bloody typos made some things hard to understand and required many minutes of deciphering what was going on. Also, ( this could just have been the copy I downloaded) some of the images that were supposedly in this book were not present.

[Brittany · Rating 5 out of 5]

good overview

Nice explanation of bloodlines , easy to read quick overview. I have been taught never put ever put fresh tattoos underneath water that part doesn’t sound like a good idea; but I do understand the author’s supposed reason behind it. I think that would just add an extra component of care that could mess up healing and water log it.

[Grey Jones · Rating 3 out of 5]

Useful but lacking

Helpful for beginners but missing quite a bit of info, like angle of needle, power supply setting, info on rotary machines etc, but worth three twenty minute max) read.

[Angel · Rating 3 out of 5]

It was ok 1st one I read about tattoos

Thought there would be more pictures and information. It seemed like there should have been more depth to things like needle settings in different parts of the body.