How to Design a Tattoo

Principles and technical description of the tattoo process 2

A course by Aníbal Pantoja , Illustrator and Tattoo Artist

99% positive reviews (216)

8,026 students

Audio: Spanish

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About the video: Principles and technical description of the tattoo process 2

Overview

“In this lesson we continue with the basic elements about the tattoo and its execution. It's going to be good. ”

In this video lesson Aníbal Pantoja addresses the topic: Principles and technical description of the tattoo process 2, which is part of the Domestika online course: How to Design a Tattoo. Learn the graphic process behind a tattoo.

Partial transcription of the video

“[Music] Tattoo pigments are previously tested pigments with humans, they are pigments of mineral origin so They can coexist inside the body. There is some fear towards the pigments because some reactions have been found allergic, it is something common, many times we do not know what we can be allergic to some of the components that They are usually some of the minerals, because the transport What these inks contain is based on witch hazel distillate isopropyl alcohol, glycerin and some other elements that They are the part of the vehicle that will carry the pigment to the skin and that the...”

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Course summary for: How to Design a Tattoo

Level: Intermediate
99% positive reviews (216)
8026 students
4 units
20 lessons (5h 3m)
3 downloads

Category
Illustration
Software
Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop
Areas
Tattoo Design, Traditional illustration

Aníbal Pantoja

A course by Aníbal Pantoja

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Illustrator and Tattoo Artist

Aníbal Pantoja is a Mexican artist who makes illustrations, prints, and tattoo designs. He studied Design and Visual Communication and is currently developing his professional career as a tattoo artist in his own studio, Gallo Negro, located in Mexico City. He is passionate about organic shapes and black-and-white works in which he has to work specifically with shadow and volume.