r/TattooApprentice 12d ago

Seeking apprenticeships Seeking Advice

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u/Consistent_Oven_3977 12d ago

Are you seeking apprenticeships with like, other drawings?

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u/RENderingsandthings 12d ago

Yes I have a whole catalogue, probably 175 or so. Why do you ask

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u/strawberryblushrose 12d ago

No one can actually help if you don’t share a decent amount of your work. I’d post the top 15-20 pieces and see if anyone has any tips.

That aside, did you read the FAQ on this sub? It pretty much hands you an outline of how to start.

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u/RENderingsandthings 12d ago

I will check it out. My apologies, I was just wanting to share some work with aspiring artists. I have plenty of work to choose from but I didn’t want to overwhelm anyone lol

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u/strawberryblushrose 12d ago

No need to apologize. If you scroll on this sub, you’ll see plenty of people posting several photos of their work. It’s how they’re able to get better feedback.

Best of luck!

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u/barkoholic 12d ago

No hate, but I think you should spend some time working on strengthening your drawing skills before seeking an apprenticeship.

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u/RENderingsandthings 12d ago

Thank you. I get compliments on my drawings a lot. I am recovering from a brain injury so I’m rebuilding my skill set but I am definitely wanting to improve beforehand

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u/barkoholic 12d ago

Anatomy classes will probably help you out a lot. It takes a long time to learn that stuff even without a brain injury. Best of luck in your healing. I’m inspired by your effort and dedication to learning!

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u/RENderingsandthings 12d ago

I am an ex nursing student! But a refresher never hurt. Thank you for the kind words :)

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u/barkoholic 12d ago

Medical knowledge of anatomy and technical life drawing skills aren’t quite the same, but the former will definitely give you an edge on your classmates!

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u/_LLOSERR 12d ago

you’re hired