I have started my apprenticeship away Mijos Tattoos and I have to draw everyday to build up my skill so I need some ideas, such as tattoos you would want.
This is why my main advice to get a place for students is not what you think. You can buy a piece of art with tattoos, and they can say, I don't want you to ever get into a tattoo machine. On the other hand, you can come up with all these things to another artist, and he'll say, oh, that's cool. I see you have basic knowledge. Also, can I look at your works? And maybe they'll see your works and say, hey, you can really be a nice candidate. I see that you've put in time and effort and that you're caught up in it. I think it's intuition. I don'think it's creating a portfolio of running from a master to see what a place for students offers you. I don'think you're creating a comfortable environment for yourself. I don'think you're going to be confident in yourself, but you have a great potential to get your studies done. I think it's extremely important to explore them as much as you can, and to work on them.
