Beginner Course Handpoke (November)

Service Description

Introduction to Handpoke Tattooing Are you curious about the art of handpoke tattooing? Whether you’re seriously considering a career as a tattoo artist or simply want to explore a new creative skill, our ‘Introduction to Handpoke Tattooing’ course is the perfect place to start. This course gives you a solid foundation in the essentials of handpoke tattooing, with a strong focus on hygiene and technique. The two most important and practical aspects of tattooing safely and responsibly. What You’ll Learn Over four weeks, you’ll gain knowledge and hands-on experience through a carefully structured program: Wednesday 5 Nov (1st lesson) wednesday 12 Nov (2nd lesson) week of 17 November (3rd lesson scheduled with teacher) week of 24 November (4th lesson scheduled with teacher) ✅ Week 1: Safety & Hygiene - Learn how to tattoo safely and responsibly - Discover which materials you’ll need and where to get them - Set up your workstation correctly - Understand how to comply with hygiene standards ✅ Week 2: Technique Essentials - Get to know different needles and tools - Learn how and where the ink goes into the skin, and why - Develop your basic handpoke technique ✅ Weeks 3 & 4: Real-World Practice - Shadow your instructor during a real client session - Experience the full tattooing process, from setup to social interaction - In your final week, tattoo your own model under your instructor’s guidance This course is open to everyone — no experience needed! All materials are provided, and you’ll be gently introduced to the tattooing world to see if it’s the right path for you. Group Size: Only 4 people per group, so you get plenty of personalized attention. Materials Include: needles, Reel Skin (a type of synthetic skin), hygiene products, ink, and a notebook for taking notes. Is this school for you? Check here what we look for in a Tatt School student: - Passion for Tattoos: A genuine love for tattoos and a drive to learn about the artistry and industry. - Drawing Skills: Some experience in drawing to help build a foundation for tattoo design. - Creativity and Originality: An imaginative approach to art and a willingness to develop your unique style. - Strong Work Ethic: Dedication to practice, learn, and refine your skills—this industry rewards hard work! - Open-Mindedness and Adaptability: The ability to embrace feedback and adapt to new techniques and ideas. NOTE: your teacher speaks English.