Get Licensed as a Tattoo Artist
In most states, you are legally required to hold a license to operate as a tattoo artist. In order to attain a tattoo license, an artist must complete training such as an apprenticeship in an accredited setting under the guidance and supervision of a fully licensed tattoo artist. This process typically takes several years, as the apprentice must first understand and master the hygienic practices of the profession, and then move on to the artistry side. Some states also have age restrictions in place for training and employment or require a high school education or the equivalent. Most states also require their artists to be at least 16 years old, so again, it is best to research your specific situation as your options moving forward may change based on this information.
Find your state for licensing requirements:
South Carolina Tattoo Artist Licensing
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South Dakota Tattoo Artist Licensing
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Tennessee Tattoo Artist Licensing
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Texas Tattoo Artist Licensing
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Utah Tattoo Artist Licensing
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Vermont Tattoo Artist Licensing
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Virginia Tattoo Artist Licensing
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Washington Tattoo Artist Licensing
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West Virginia Tattoo Artist Licensing
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Wisconsin Tattoo Artist Licensing
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Wyoming Tattoo Artist Licensing
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