Hear from those who turned their passion into a profession & Became a Tattoo Artist with Ink Different
Azalea’s Apprentice Journey with Ink Different Tattoos
Azalea’s Journey to Becoming a Tattoo Artist
"I've always liked drawing since I was little high schools. When they started offering art classes. I did art one and two and then I remember my teacher was like you're too advanced for this. I'm gonna just put you an A and I was like as a sophomore in a senior class. I was like, okay, sure, fun. I went to COC and then major in art for a little bit took all the classes. I just realized college just wasn't for me. I didn't see what I was gona do future lives. I really am happy that I found it here because this is what I wanted to do. "
Why Azalea Chose Ink Different Tattoos
I love art and I love drawing and now I get to like make money for it. That's cool. The teachers I have are really nice and helpful. I like learning that way rather than I think like if I would have gone to just a shop and walked in there and. I don't even know how that would go, but people here are great. I love everybody here. Everyone's so nice and welcomelcoming. When I started in here. I was super nervous like it took me a long time to get in here, but it was more just on me because I was scared. Looking back, I'm like, I'm so happy. I did it because it was real.
I don't think it was hard for me to find someone to tattoo. It was more just meek. I'm very much a perfectionist and I was like I don't want to like I'm sticking a needle in someone's skin so that and it's permanent. So I won't do a tattoo unless I know it's gona come out the way I see it in my head. I don't have nerves anymore coming in and tattooing someone and end up loving it so that always makes me happy.
Kevin’s Apprentice Journey with Ink Different Tattoos
Why Kevin Chose Ink Different Tattoos
"Once I found out about the apprenticeship program, I was like, okay, this is set up like a college class. I know I can trust it. It has a system. It's got courses and there are a bunch of other people doing it. So it's not just me and it's, and there's a contract drawn up. So I was like, all right, I trust this."
What challenges did Kevin experience learning How to Tattoo?
"Not many, cause I had such a wonderful network of people to work with. In phase one, I could always talk to my phase 1 instructor. At phase 2, I had a whole team of people that were here to help me. So I didn't run into a whole lot of issues. And whenever I did hit a snag or like I couldn't quite figure something out, I had people here at Ink Different to help me. So it was really pretty, pretty straightforward for me."
Tattoo Apprenticeship
Traditional Tattoo Apprenticeship Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
1How to become a Tattoo Artist?
Ink Different Tattoos offers tattoo apprenticeships that provide graduates with a Guaranteed Job Offer, to tattoo artists from all walks of life in our tattoo studios and our affiliate partner studios across the country. Talk to Your Advisor Learn more about our tattoo apprenticeships and what it takes to be a successful tattoo artist by speaking with an Advisor. Start From Home As a tattoo apprentice, you’ll start online in a live virtual classroom, where you will work one-on-one with your trainer from the comfort of your own home. Once you pass your virtual classroom requirements, you’re ready to complete your tattoo apprenticeship in one of our studios. Apprenticeships generally take 1 year to complete. Tattoo at Our Studios Upon completion of your apprenticeship, we welcome you to tattoo at one of our exceptional tattoo studios. You will have all the skills necessary to provide quality custom tattoos with world-class customer service to your clients. Call 9172272842 to speak with an advisor who can help you determine whether a tattoo apprenticeship is right for you.
2Where are our studios located?
Ink Different Tattoo studios offer tattoo apprenticeships at our locations in: -Manhattan, New York. -Chicago, Illinois. -Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. -New Haven, Connecticut. -Tampa, Florida. -Miami, Fort Lauderdale; Florida. -Los Angeles, California. We also have partner studios at -Atlanta, Georgia. -Austin, Texas -Broward County, Florida. -Columbia, SC. -Dallas, Texas. -Corpus Christi, Texas. -Fort Myers, Florida. -Greenville, SC. -Miami, Florida. - Pensacola, Florida. -Phoenix, Arizona. -North Jersey, NJ. -Orange County, CA. -Orlando, Florida. -Palm Beach, Florida. -Providence, RI. -San Francisco,CA. -St Louis, Missouri
3How do I start my tattoo apprenticeship?
Email a minimum of 4 - 5 images of your artwork to info@becomeatattooartist.com. An Admissions Advisor will be assigned to you to guide you through the application process.
4What do I learn as a tattoo apprentice?
Tattoo apprenticeships at Ink Different Tattoos are based on the traditional tattoo apprenticeship model with an increased focus on ongoing professional development, practice assessments, and real work experience. You will learn how to create a beautiful tattoo portfolio of expertly executed tattoos, how to provide wonderful customer service, and how to build and grow your personal brand as a tattoo artist. Call 9172272842 to speak with an advisor who can help you determine whether a tattoo apprenticeship is right for you.
5What kind of artistic background do I need to start my tattoo apprenticeship?
You do not need any formal art education to start your tattoo apprenticeship, and it is open to artists from all walks of life. As the program is self-paced, your passion for art will drive the process. We believe that anyone with the right passion, drive, and perseverance can become a successful tattoo artist. Call 9172272842 to speak with an advisor who can help you determine whether a tattoo apprenticeship is right for you.
6I already go to school or work full-time, can I start a tattoo apprenticeship?
Absolutely! Most of our apprentices have obligations outside of their apprenticeship. As a result, we’ve created flexible schedules that allow you to attend when it’s most convenient for you. We offer apprenticeship sessions in the morning, afternoon, and night, Monday through Saturday. Call 9172272842 to speak with an advisor who can help you determine whether a tattoo apprenticeship is right for you.
7How long will my apprenticeship last?
Tattoo apprenticeships are self-paced based on the quality of the work produced, so actual completion time varies. An estimated completion time is 12 months. Call 9172272842 to speak with an advisor who can help you determine whether a tattoo apprenticeship is right for you.
8How much does a tattoo apprenticeship cost?
The cost of a tattoo apprenticeship is different for each apprentice and is based on the actual time the apprentice takes to complete the program. Your schedule and tuition will be tailored specifically for you depending on the program you select. Call 9172272842 to speak with an advisor to learn more.
9How do I get my tattoo license?
Tattoo licensing requirements and procedures vary by state and county. Our tattoo apprenticeships prepare you for state licensing exams through extensive blood borne pathogen and cross contamination training, hands-on training with tattoo machines, and recorded studio hours that typically fulfill the minimum hours required in order to obtain a license.
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