Tattoos teach yourself about lines.

There are many styles of tattoos, such as Japanese tradition, China tradition, dark color in Europe and America, realism, sketch, school, ink painting, lines and so on. Various styles are actually imitations of various painting styles. It's hard to see someone creating a tattoo style, so to learn tattoos well, you must know how to draw! Finally, you must be able to create it yourself, and you are a qualified tattoo artist!

So many styles mentioned above, except European and American realism, sketch and ink painting, all other styles need a strong sense of lines, so the importance of lines is self-evident! I have talked about the basic practice of lines before. If you can draw straight lines and curves at will, you can further learn the ups and downs of lines. When it comes to lines, you have to say eighteen tricks of the ancients. We have learned a lot from tattoos, which is worth learning! I have some pictures for your reference.

There are eighteen descriptions, and we can't cover everything. Practice only a few of them and gradually form your own flavor!

To learn eighteen strokes, you must first copy the paintings of the ancients. You can type the manuscript with a pencil, and then tick the line with a brush! You can also tick the draft with paper and experience the changes of lines while drawing. If you copy more, you will form muscle memory! When you do tattoos in the future, you can clearly know where to express it with what lines!