Tattoo, the most admiring Art on human body is flying high in the air with its love for the modern day fashionable world with it, it's growing as an industry for money and employment, resulting lot of youths involving themselves in the art of tattoo making or designing process. To highlight the basic needs chopping some important information for those new to this world of tattoo.
As it is directly related to human body piercing we need to pay special attention towards the risk of contamination and infection for preventing of ourselves and our clients we must pose special knowledge on sterilization and sanitation. Because the contact with the body fluid may lead to different blood born diseases such as Hepatitis and even there is risk of having too. Now a day most of the tools used in tattoo art are disposable but not all, for which autoclave play an important role for safety. Disposable gloves needles, tips, ink cups and also are to be disposed safely chemical sanitation helps as an effective medium, unless it is used properly.
The work area setup should be fully hygienic maintaining the cold zone, warm zone and the hot zone, where everything goes systematically. The next important sector is the machine starting Form the coil machine to the most advanced machine types, as rotary. Before using a machine we need to know the setup. How to fix the needle and the tip required for that very needle. Its tuning should be understood, the pressure of the armature bar, its springs etc should be known and the sound produced by the machine tells all about its functioning. The voltage to be the power supply needs to be adjusted properly as per the requirement or speed of the machine.
The real regulator of the machine is the foot paddle which plays most vital role in the function of the machine. The clip cord set the machine and power supply system into one unit together. The machine moves on but the piercing system is or injection ink into the dermis layer of the skin is done by needles, so we need to know different needles and tips used for different proposes like single, hat, magnum and round used for lining, colouring and shading in the tattoo work. We used different inks for lining, shading and different pigment colors for coloring the tattoo, among the colors black and white pigment play the most vital role for tattoo art.
Get ready with the machine set up, needles and working with colour we are ready to start our work of art, but the design matters. We need to get the design ready in prints, and then it is to be put on the stencil paper for putting it up in the human skin. Stencil preparation is very important so as the being the thought in paper to the live skin using our brain. We need to apply a jelly on the body to take the colour of the stencil to the skin. We need to be very careful while posting the stencil, if it is on a carved surface such as arm or back shoulder bone we may have to cut it in between in section to fit properly in the part it is meant for.
After the stencil pasted on the skin our set up for lining, shading and coloring we used different forms of needles as per the requirement which is done differently by different artist as for their knowledge, practice and experience. Start the work of art from one side so that you don't rub the design while moving your hands and machine over it. Your creativity patience and knowledge of art will bring the design in paper on to the live skin as it is. When you are done with your work the next important part over here is bandaging the work to prevent it from contamination and infection from bacteria we need to clean the surface with green soap and apply a layer of A n D ointments and cover it with a thin layer of food wrapping plastic paper so that it will be safe and side by side visible to show it to others.
The aftercare such as application of the ointments, not to use soap and other perfumed cream on the area and leaving it uncovered as for as possible for the tattoo to breathe freely. Doing so will give the tattoo a better glow but mind that it should not be exposed to the sunlight as far as possible. The tattoo artist must do his work properly as his or her work of art is the best advertisement for pulling plenty of client and work to the tattoo studio.
As it is directly related to human body piercing we need to pay special attention towards the risk of contamination and infection for preventing of ourselves and our clients we must pose special knowledge on sterilization and sanitation. Because the contact with the body fluid may lead to different blood born diseases such as Hepatitis and even there is risk of having too. Now a day most of the tools used in tattoo art are disposable but not all, for which autoclave play an important role for safety. Disposable gloves needles, tips, ink cups and also are to be disposed safely chemical sanitation helps as an effective medium, unless it is used properly.
The work area setup should be fully hygienic maintaining the cold zone, warm zone and the hot zone, where everything goes systematically. The next important sector is the machine starting Form the coil machine to the most advanced machine types, as rotary. Before using a machine we need to know the setup. How to fix the needle and the tip required for that very needle. Its tuning should be understood, the pressure of the armature bar, its springs etc should be known and the sound produced by the machine tells all about its functioning. The voltage to be the power supply needs to be adjusted properly as per the requirement or speed of the machine.
The real regulator of the machine is the foot paddle which plays most vital role in the function of the machine. The clip cord set the machine and power supply system into one unit together. The machine moves on but the piercing system is or injection ink into the dermis layer of the skin is done by needles, so we need to know different needles and tips used for different proposes like single, hat, magnum and round used for lining, colouring and shading in the tattoo work. We used different inks for lining, shading and different pigment colors for coloring the tattoo, among the colors black and white pigment play the most vital role for tattoo art.
Get ready with the machine set up, needles and working with colour we are ready to start our work of art, but the design matters. We need to get the design ready in prints, and then it is to be put on the stencil paper for putting it up in the human skin. Stencil preparation is very important so as the being the thought in paper to the live skin using our brain. We need to apply a jelly on the body to take the colour of the stencil to the skin. We need to be very careful while posting the stencil, if it is on a carved surface such as arm or back shoulder bone we may have to cut it in between in section to fit properly in the part it is meant for.
After the stencil pasted on the skin our set up for lining, shading and coloring we used different forms of needles as per the requirement which is done differently by different artist as for their knowledge, practice and experience. Start the work of art from one side so that you don't rub the design while moving your hands and machine over it. Your creativity patience and knowledge of art will bring the design in paper on to the live skin as it is. When you are done with your work the next important part over here is bandaging the work to prevent it from contamination and infection from bacteria we need to clean the surface with green soap and apply a layer of A n D ointments and cover it with a thin layer of food wrapping plastic paper so that it will be safe and side by side visible to show it to others.
The aftercare such as application of the ointments, not to use soap and other perfumed cream on the area and leaving it uncovered as for as possible for the tattoo to breathe freely. Doing so will give the tattoo a better glow but mind that it should not be exposed to the sunlight as far as possible. The tattoo artist must do his work properly as his or her work of art is the best advertisement for pulling plenty of client and work to the tattoo studio.
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