Investigate the minimum requirements in your state. Some states have a minimum age requirement of eighteen. States may require a high school diploma or GED as well as a practical or written exam. Most states will also require CRP and first aid certificates.
Find an apprenticeship. To become a licensed tattoo artist you must complete an apprenticeship. Take your art portfolio to all the shops in your area and ask if they are taking apprentices.
Check out your potential apprenticeship site well before making a decision. Make sure they are clean, know what they are doing and that they will train you in disease prevention and specific techniques. Most states will require documentation proving completion of your apprenticeship and what it included.
Apply for a license from the local health department. Licensing costs will vary from state to state, and may included application fees, exam fees and the final licensing fee.
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Go and talk to a local tattoo artist about the process.
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There is no such thing. It is part of the entertainment industry. AZ state law may require a business license, but there is no such thing as a tattoo artist license. You can't get certified because there is no schools or classes. Getting certified by the National Safety Council for Bloodborne Pathogens & Cross Contamination is not required, but I would not let someone tattoo me who wasn't certified. This is a health issue. (roll top trash cans, no gloves, reused needles, non-bagged cords, bottles, home made machines etc. are bad signs). Blake Laramie Stigmata Tattoo Since 1995