TRAINER — PORTRAIT 01
Your Trainer
Every session is taught by a working fine line tattooist. That matters for a simple reason: the corrections you get come from someone who has solved the same problem on a client that week, not from a manual.
How the teaching works
Demonstrate, then hand over the machine. Watch, correct, repeat.
Correction in the moment
A bad habit picked up on day one takes months to unlearn. Grip, angle and hand speed are corrected as they happen rather than reviewed at the end of the day.
Small groups by design
Class sizes are capped so nobody spends the session watching. Practice time on the machine is the point of the course, and it’s distributed evenly.
Honest feedback
If a line has blown out, you’ll be told why and shown the fix. Students who are told their work is fine when it isn’t lose clients later.
Student work
Botanical linework, first model session.
Micro-lettering, healed at six weeks.
Single needle detail on a curved surface.
Train with a working artist
Places in each intake are limited by class size. Get in touch to check availability.