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You "need" nothing to be a tattoo artist in the way of secondary education. Most tattoo artists have been drawing since they could hold a pencil, so it goes without saying that you should be a competent artist and can draw virtually anything that someone requests of you, this is especially important if you intend to become more of a custom artist as opposed to a run of the mill tattoo artist who simply does flash tattoos. You will be required to have a certificate of accomplishment for Bloodborne Pathogen Training, and it will be in your benefit to be certified in CPR and Basic First Aid. This is the only actual documentation that you need to be a tattoo artist working in a shop aside from having a solid portfolio of artwork and any tattoos that you have done yourself. Other than this, learn anything and everything that you can about tattoos, application, techniques, history, different styles, terminology, etc., etc.
alternativley, go get a proper job... dont be a chav all your life.
You mainly need Art because they teach you the actual therapy part in University. Also it would be good if you have other impressive levels to show off just in-case its an uptight University. Also Science would be a good GCSE to have.
Artists don't usually have qualifications as such; their work is what makes them artists worth noticing.
How do you mean? If you mean in general, no. If you mean to study art further, you could probably start at college anyway.
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What has the author Bruce L Moon written?
Bruce L. Moon has written: 'Existential art therapy' -- subject(s): Art therapy, Existential psychotherapy, Existentialism 'The dynamics of art as therapy with adolescents' -- subject(s): Art therapy for teenagers 'Art and Soul' -- subject(s): Art therapy, Soul 'The dynamics of art as therapy with adolescents' -- subject(s): Art therapy for teenagers
What gcses do you need for an interior designer?
The three main subjects are: textiles, art and english.
What has the author Helen B Landgarten written?
Helen B. Landgarten has written: 'Clinical art therapy' -- subject(s): Art therapy 'Family art psychotherapy' -- subject(s): Art therapy, Family Therapy, Family psychotherapy, Methods
How do I get an art therapy certification?
If you want to get an art therapy certification, for a start, you need to go to Art Therapy Credentials Board, Inc. For more detail, you may contact them at 336.482.2856.
What did Steven Gerrard get in his GCSEs?
A* in football A* in maths A*in science A* in textiles A* in art and design A* in english A* in french
What type of education do I need in order to practice art therapy?
You need to get special training in art therapy to practice art therapy. You can learn about qualifications, training and registration at www.baat.org/career.html
Where can I find an art therapy degree?
Art therapy degrees can be found in art therapy schools or any school that offers this sort of degree. One has to look through the courses offered and it will be clear if its there or not.
What GCSE qualifications are needed to do Ecenomics?
to do economics at A-level no prior GCSEs are needed, though maths and business studies would be of benefit.
If you want to study art therapy do you have to study art first?
Your background should be in two fields, art and psychology. I got a B.S. in Art Education and am now going on to get my masters in art therapy. Any classes you can take in art or psychology will be useful. also with art therapy it is best to have experience in a variety of mediums.
What is the purpose of art therapy?
Art therapy provides the client-artist with critical insight into emotions, thoughts, and feelings.
What materials are used in art therapy?
The supplies used in art therapy are limited only by the artist's (and/or therapist's) imagination.
What is the age range in art therapy?
Art therapy can be used with any age group from young children to the elderly.
