August 9, 2023

Nationwide Tattoo Studios And Tattoo Apprenticeship Program Releases Everything You Need To Know About Becoming A Licensed Tattoo Artist In Each State In The United States.

TAMPA, FLA. (August 9, 2023) – As Ink Different Tattoos celebrates over a decade of owning and operating tattoo studios from coast-to-coast by opening its sixth tattoo studio in Chicago, Illinois; it is also providing the industry with it’s updated 2023 definitive resource for becoming a licensed tattoo artist and obtaining a tattoo shop license in all 50 state. Ink Different’s “2023 State-By-State Definitive Guide to Tattoo Laws in the United States,” is yet another helpful contribution to aspiring and new tattoo artists nationwide.

“We’ve learned a lot over the last decade plus of opening tattoo studios across the country,” shares Paul-Anthony Surdi, owner of Ink Different Tattoo. “Every state is different. Often every city or county in a state views tattooing differently, and has different rules for licensing. As we plan our growth, we do this kind of research ourselves, so we thought it would be helpful to share a definitive guide for every State in the United States, as a resource for tattoo artists.”

As the operator of the only nationwide tattoo school and tattoo apprenticeship program in the United States for over a decade, the team at Ink Different Tattoos has learned everything there is to know about opening, operating, and sustaining tattoo studios.

“Most people who get tattoos have no idea what being a licensed tattoo artist in their city means when it come to safety and ability,” shares Paul-Anthony, “and next to no one, other than tattoo apprentices or working tattoo artists, have any idea how easy or difficult it is to obtain a local tattoo license and what that means for the health and safety of the client.”

For this reason, and as a result of their unique point of view as tattoo shop, tattoo school and tattoo apprenticeship operators in California, Connecticut, Florida, New York, and Pennsylvania, and very soon Illinois, Ink Different Tattoos is once again helping aspiring tattoo artist understand what it takes to be successful in the tattoo industry by releasing their “2023 State-By-State Definitive Guide to Tattoo Laws in the United States.”

Right now, 50% of millennials have tattoos, and acceptance of tattoos in the workplace is constantly increasing. According to the research done by IBIS World, the size of the tattoo industry is $1.6 billion and has grown by 9.9% since 2017, including 4.6% in 2023. Considering that some tattoo artists are charging $500 an hour, and have clients that happily pay thousands of dollars for a single session, people with artistic talent across the country are seeing the possibility of making a career from their art as tattoo artists.

“It’s an absolutely wonderful time to be and to become a tattoo artist,” shares Paul-Anthony, “When you consider the freedom, the fulfillment, the income and the fact that artificial intelligence is quickly putting artists who work in digital formats, out of work, there’s never been a better time than now to focus your artistic abilities on a physical art form.”

This release was originally distributed via PRWeb.

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