Tiny Tattoo
Artistry 101

Welcome to "Tiny Tattoo Artistry 101," your gateway to the world of miniature ink masterpieces! In this course, we will explore the captivating art of creating small-scale tattoos that make a big impact. Whether you're a budding tattoo artist or a body art enthusiast, this course is designed to ignite your creativity and hone your skills in the world of mini ink.

What’s Included

6 days

Tiny tattoos have taken the tattoo industry by storm, becoming a popular choice for individuals seeking subtle and meaningful body art. Enjoy 6 days of jam-packed learning and practical insights.

  • Mast Pro tattoo machine

  • 1 jar of inkeeze

  • 1 bottle of stencil stuff

  • 1 stencil printer

  • Stencil printer paper sheets

  • 1RL needles

  • 3RL needles

  • 5RL needles

  • Box of alcohol swabs

  • Mini razors

  • Regular razors

  • Bottle of black dynamic ink

Tattoo Course Kit

  • Adhesive wraps

  • Plastic wrap rolls

  • Bottle of green soap

  • Wash bottle

  • Box of q-tips

  • Rolls of saniderm

  • Aftercare cards

  • Ink caps

  • Dental bibs

  • Practice skins

  • Pack of baby wipes

Live Tattoo Models

By the end of this course, you'll not only have the knowledge and skills to create stunning tiny tattoos but also a profound appreciation for the intricate world of miniature body art.

TINy Tattoos. A very big deal.

In this course, you'll learn how to design, execute, and care for tiny tattoos, while gaining insights into the art's rich history and cultural significance. Here are just a few of the things you can expect to learn.

  • Discover the world of tiny tattoos and learn about their popularity, evolution, and the unique challenges they pose for tattoo artists.

  • Explore the principles of creating compelling designs for small-scale tattoos. Understand how to choose the right elements, scale, and placement.

  • Get acquainted with the tools and materials necessary for tiny tattooing, including needles, ink, and hygiene essentials.

  • Learn the importance of maintaining a sterile environment and ensuring the safety of your clients.

  • Master the techniques specific to small tattoos, such as fine line work, shading, and stippling.

  • Discover how to work with clients to understand their ideas and translate them into beautiful, tiny tattoos.

  • Learn about the aftercare process for tiny tattoos to ensure they heal beautifully.

  • Delve into the history and cultural meanings of tattoos to gain a deeper appreciation for this ancient art form.

  • This course is designed to be both informative and interactive. You'll have access to video tutorials, written guides, and practical exercises to enhance your skills. Engage in discussions, share your work, and receive feedback from both your peers and the instructor.

    You’ll need at least 10 tattoos to pass the course

6 day course

Includes lunch, snacks, refreshers.

Tattooing contraindications

There are several contraindications for getting a tattoo, and it's important for you and your client to be aware of them before getting inked.
Some common contraindications include:

  • Allergies

    If your client is allergic, they should not get a tattoo. Even latex, lidocaine, adhesives, etc. can cause allergic reactions. Always consult with your client before using certain products on or near them.

  • Skin conditions

    Psoriasis, eczema, or dermatitis can make getting a tattoo risky and may lead to complications during the healing process. Tattooing over scars can be very tricky. Always make sure you consult with your clients beforehand.

  • Blood-borne diseases

    If you have a blood-borne disease such as HIV or hepatitis, it is important to disclose this information to the tattoo artist, as there may be increased risks associated with getting a tattoo.

  • Pregnancy & breastfeeding

    It is generally not recommended to get a tattoo while pregnant or breastfeeding due to the risks of infection and changes in the body during these periods.

  • Certain medications

    Some medications, such as blood thinners, can affect the body's ability to heal and increase the risk of bleeding during the tattooing process.

  • Compromised immune system

    If you have a weakened immune system due to conditions such as HIV/AIDS, cancer, or autoimmune disorders, getting a tattoo may pose greater risks of infection and other complications.

  • Certain medical conditions

    Certain medical conditions such as diabetes can delay healing process and increase risk of infection. Most diabetic clients we see will bring a doctor's note stating they are safe to get a tattoo.

who can benefit

Whether you're a professional tattoo artist looking to expand your skills or someone passionate about the art of tattooing, "Tiny Tattoos" welcomes all levels of experience. The desire to create and appreciate the beauty of miniature ink is all you need to get started.