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Not ready for the book yet? That’s fine.
Start with these free resources instead. They’ll help you build real fundamentals, avoid common beginner mistakes, and practice the right way from day one.
If you’re here, you’re already ahead of most beginners. Keep going.
FREE BALLPOINT SHEETS
FREE BALLPOINT SHEETS
Insert the ballpoint cartridge into your machine.
Print the practice sheet on the thickest paper possible and place it on a hard surface.
Hold the machine like you would when tattooing and trace every line slowly.
Keep your pressure light and even.
Repeat the sheet until your lines stay smooth and controlled.
THE UNDER $2000 TATTOO ARTIST CHECKLIST
THE UNDER $2000 TATTOO ARTIST CHECKLIST
Every item on this checklist links directly to Amazon, making it easy to build a complete beginner tattoo setup without wasting money on the wrong equipment.
This setup is designed to get you tattoo-ready fast while keeping your total startup cost under $2,000.
THE FREE CLIENT CONSENT FORM
THE FREE CLIENT CONSENT FORM
A tattoo client consent form is essential for any professional studio. It protects the artist, the client, and the business by confirming informed consent, health disclosure, and legal responsibility.
This free tattoo consent form template is ready to use - print it immediately or customize it in Canva or any design tool to match your studio’s style.
A FREE TATTOO STYLES POSTER FOR REFERENCE OR DECORATION
A FREE TATTOO STYLES POSTER FOR REFERENCE OR DECORATION
A tattoo styles poster is a practical reference for tattoo beginners and studios. It helps identify and compare different tattooing styles and improves communication during consultations. This free tattoo styles poster comes from the Tattoo for Beginners book and is designed for learning, reference, or studio display.
Download it for free and use it as a wall poster, study guide, or tattoo style reference in your workspace.
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