gianpaulo89

5/23/2014 So recently I've been doing a lot of tattoo concept ideas. It has fascinated me on how tough being a tattoo artist must be. I mean that shit is permanent! lol I've been trying to pursue a career in the Tattoo industry. I've asked my friends about information and read articles online that helped a bit but getting on the right path is hard. So.. here's what I know so far.. Start a portfolio that shows versatility. About 50-200 artwork. Too concepts should be a must since it's a what you're trying to get into. Have money! You'll be buying your own tattoo machine, MACHINE, not GUN. They said they'll laugh at you if you use the term t

5/23/14 Where should I start?... Well my name is Gian. I've been doing art since I was young, my family are natural born artist and I guess I was used to it growing up that it was a habit. My mom wanted me to pursue a higher degree in art so she hired an art teacher to show me the steps when I was really young. Growing up, my forte became Watercolor. Drawing came naturally but any medium that I used was always watercolor. I felt comfortable with it and I've learn alot of techniques. I have tried using other mediums like oil, acrylic, pastel, and ink. In my opinion oil and acrylic is tough, but not as complex as watercolor because you cant c