
Learn the basics of tattooing, from tools, materials, and hygiene to lining, shading, and color packing, plus practice on orange and view real sessions.
Hello! Welcome to my UDEMY course. Thank you for joining me in this course . In this unit I will introduce myself, we will talk a little about myself
and how I started in the world of tattooing. I will tell you about my experience
Prepare a clean, hygienic tattoo workspace by cleaning the machine, RCA cable, and power supply with alcohol wipes. Cover equipment, dry surfaces, and wash hands before starting.
Prefer a digital power supply for accuracy, connect it to power, and assemble the grip and needle to run your first tattoo kit with comfortable control.
Identify skin anatomy—epitomise, hypodermic, and dermis—as layers, and tattoo in the dermis to prevent blowouts, using a 45-degree angle and low voltage, adapting for dark, light, thin, and thick skin.
Learn tattooing basics by outlining tattoo techniques, practicing with a marker, and mastering needle depth, angle around 45 degrees, test lines, and steady hand control for clean, proportional lines.
Learn shading and pointillism tattoo techniques, selecting needle sizes from 3 to 8 rl and magnum for shading, using a 45-degree angle, rapid motion for dots, and practice as essential.
Master three-dimensional skin stretching and lining from bottom to top, protect the stencil, then fill with a magnum using small circles. Practice on pomegranate and orange peel to simulate skin.
Learn to clean and dismantle your tattooing workspace, safely dispose needles at a hospital or sharps facility, and sanitize the power supply, machine, and workstation for the next client.
Learn tattoo aftercare basics: avoid alcohol before and after, keep the area clean, apply a light ointment from day two, and avoid swimming or sun for two weeks.
Learn tattooing basics for beginners by mastering the technique to tattoo an arabic word, exploring essential fundamentals and style considerations.
Develop beginner tattooing skills by practicing an arabic word in part two, covering basic techniques for tattooing beginners.
Learn butterfly tattoo techniques in part two, designed for beginners, through basic tattooing concepts and practical guidance.
Explore butterfly tattoo techniques in part three of the beginner series, building foundational skills in tattooing for newcomers.
Finish the final project by doing something on an orange and share it with the coast, inviting friends to comment. Keep learning and practicing—the key to everything.
Learn everything you need to start tattooing from scratch
Curious about tattooing but not sure where to start? In this course, yehya tahrawi, shares the tools, materials, and techniques you need to get started as a professional tattoo artist.
Learn everything about tattooing, from the assembly of the machine and table to types of needles and hygiene, as well as basic techniques for drawing, shading, and coloring on skin. Then practice it all using an orange! Discover the human body as your canvas when designing and illustrating tattoos, carefully considering its anatomy, and get ready to explore different types and styles of contemporary tattoos.
yehya teaches you how to assemble your first basic or professional tattoo kit and get to work. Examine all the materials you need in detail, such as what machines are available, the different tools, needles, and other items, as well as the must-knows. She also gives some personal recommendations based on his experience.
Learn about the different types of skin and the anatomical considerations for adapting designs to particular areas of the body. Then, take a look at the specific steps to follow when creating a design, preparing it for the skin, and of course, how to assemble and sterilize the table beforehand to avoid infection
The next step is transferring your design to the surface of the skin by practicing different techniques for outlining, filling, pointillism, and shading and taking into consideration materials, voltage, and wrist movements to achieve the desired results.