Tattoo training in Zielona Góra

This is a focused one-to-one lesson, not a shortened version of the four-day course. We agree on one subject beforehand and tailor the exercises to your ability.

• Introduction to equipment, needles and a hygienic workstation
• Planning a simple design and choosing the relevant technique
• Practising your chosen technique on artificial skin with feedback
• Reviewing results and planning further practice

The lesson includes five learning hours and materials used during the session. No certificate is issued after a single lesson.

1. Day 1 · Theory and safety · 6 h

   • Hygienic workstation, disinfection and infection prevention
   • Skin structure and healing, including possible contraindications before tattooing
   • Machines, cartridges, needles, pigments and consumables
   • Introduction to design, stencil transfer and client communication

2. Day 2 · Artificial-skin technique · 6 h

   • Preparing machines and workstations for training
   • Grip, hand positioning and controlled movements
   • Linework, clean outlines and consistent technique
   • Error analysis and individual feedback

3. Day 3 · Filling and shading · 6 h

   • Line and outline exercises on a simple design
   • Consistent fills and tonal transitions
   • Basic shading and pressure control
   • Preparation for supervised practice

4. Day 4 · Supervised practice · 6 h

   • Instructor assesses readiness to work with a model
   • Safe simple design selection and model preparation
   • Supervised tattooing practice, subject to the instructor confirming the participant's readiness
   • Aftercare guidance, feedback and next-step recommendations

1. Day 1 · Safety and studio practice · 6 h

   • Hygiene, disinfection and infection prevention
   • Workstation organisation and safe material handling
   • Skin, healing and basics of contraindication assessment
   • Client preparation, screening and informed consent

2. Day 2 · Equipment, design and clients · 6 h

   • Machine types, needles, cartridges and pigments
   • Selecting tools for outlines, filling and shading
   • Design, composition, anatomy and stencil transfer
   • Consultations, pricing, session planning and aftercare

3. Day 3 · Lines and outlines · 6 h

   • Setting up the station and machine
   • Hand positioning and movement control
   • Linework, clean outlines and controlled hand movements
   • Individual corrections and mistake analysis

4. Day 4 · Filling and shading · 6 h

   • Even fills and tonal gradients
   • Soft shading and intensity control
   • Exercises using simple practice designs
   • Assessment of readiness for model practice

5. Day 5 · Practice preparation · 6 h

   • Selecting an appropriate simple design
   • Checking for possible contraindications, obtaining written informed consent and preparing the workstation
   • Supervised practice if the instructor confirms readiness
   • Aftercare and work review

6. Day 6 · Improving technique · 6 h

   • Revisiting hygiene procedures
   • Work on simple designs under supervision where appropriate
   • Individual linework, filling and shading advice
   • Feedback and technique correction

7. Day 7 · Review and next steps · 6 h

   • Further supervised practice or artificial-skin training
   • Reviewing work and common mistakes
   • Planning independent exercises
   • Checking programme completion and certificate requirements