Post 7 : Changes to my study programme

 

This seven blog it’s hard, because like I told you in the second video in what I expect to work it’s not a typical curriculum, but sense I study visual arts, and like the tattoo art I think I got half of the package already. Or at least that was what I thought; when I took the my first curse I saw that I need to be consciences about to learn different ways to manage the area of drawing like the use of Photoshop and digital drawing, however that’s how my tattoo teacher likes to do his work, but I also learned that each tattoo artist has they own way to work. Been entirely honest, the way he has to work it’s what I think  brings quality to he´s art studio, I notice that those little things he implements like pre-visualize the tattoo in the body area whit Photoshop edition. That kind of details it’s what brings professionalism and security about what good job they do.

The past two years in my career I been studding two subjects where the visual edition it’s the priority, digital drawing and serigraphy, for those two you learn how to draw directly whit the application tools, and also how edited a handless illustration to bring it flawless.

Beside al the technical knowledge also I learned already how to use the machines, the power supply box, the pedal, the different types of needles and for what they are good for, coloring, border line, create shadow…etc. and, there is a tattoo style that I want to specialize my drawing, of course I expect to be able to handle most of the expectations of the clients but it’s always better when you go to an expert of anything, right?.

 By the way my favorite’s types of tattoo art are the Japanese, black and grey and my favorite of all the Polynesian, and tribal tattoos.

the page didn´t let me upload the  photos :´(