Wouldn't it be better to learn painting first and then tattoo? Can a weak person be a tattoo artist?

Tattoo is a kind of painting form with needle as the tool and skin as the carrier, which is more difficult than drawing on paper. Tattooing techniques, artistic ability and aesthetic accomplishment complement each other, so I wonder why many people ask, "Do you need to learn painting to learn tattoos?" And "What's the relationship between tattoos and painting?" Probably because this business has been in a gray area for a long time, the entry threshold is extremely low, and you can make money after studying for a few months. How many tattoo artists dare to scribble on people without drawing a straight line on paper, which also leads to the uneven level of tattoo artists, making society always biased against tattoos. If one day in my dream, tattoos will take an art test and a culture class like art or design, then many people will probably not be so opportunistic.

Recently, many people asked me if I could learn tattoos from scratch and make a living. I don't know who can develop, but the only thing I can be sure of is that any industry can muddle along and fraud won't work. What kind of tattoo artist you want to be depends on your own choice.