People you wanna fight off this forum...

[CouldntBeMeTho]

Ill chop @blackmarketbros body up & throw it on the freeway
ill murder lil @Tunez like cassidy did freeway
when i catch lil @Ill Clinton, beat em up cuz i dont like N-E way

you should be worried about getting some pussay

 

[Bless't]

that blackthoughts/itsyoung! thread from a week or so ago
i was posting my location and showtimes on multiple occasions offering fades to any interested parties

matter of fact here's another: i WILL be in walnut creek tomorrow at 5pm before the finals , and then at the blue 42 lounge/sports bar for the viewing party
someone be on the receiving end of a 2 piece
but during half or after the game

East Bay huh? I grew up in Bay Point, Concord and Walnut Creek. Went to De La Salle then Y.V.

 

[wet landscapes]

That place wasn't serious and isn't going anywhere.

Dropped into studio in Toronto and they put me on the right path.

After talking to them for awhile they seemed to like me, my passion and they said I was talented. They may be able to get me a volunteer position at the Tattoo Convention this month.


I'm a changed man. I'm now in a position to pursue my goals correctly. Its just a matter of spending time on the right path, my path.

so unfair
I was swerved by so many tattoo spots

 

[GetInTheTruck]

You really need to log off and get help.

 

[HoloGraphic]

so unfair
I was swerved by so many tattoo spots

You should be unswerving in your dedication to the craft!!!!

 

[HoloGraphic]

so unfair
I was swerved by so many tattoo spots

They told me to draw everyday. I've heard that from every spot I respect.

Set your life up to do this. Go all in. My goal is 200 drawings. Or until I'm showing what I know I can do.

Its a process. And every part of your process becoming an artist becomes a part of your work process.

Your on the path. Just look into your future and what you want to contribute to the community and take small, solid steps toward that vision.

Feel free to message me anytime.

 

[Amphibious]

To these guys calling out @Mowgli enjoy your new life as a human pretzel.

Suck another poster's dikks brehs. Cac, that aint gonna get you brownie points

I don't care to fight anyone here, cause I'm not a bytch boy who lets internet text get to me.

This post offended: @BillCosbyAteMyHomework

You aint shyt either you cave woman

 

[wet landscapes]

They told me to draw everyday. I've heard that from every spot I respect.

Set your life up to do this. Go all in. My goal is 200 drawings. Or until I'm showing what I know I can do.

Its a process. And every part of your process becoming an artist becomes a part of your work process.

Your on the path. Just look into your future and what you want to contribute to the community and take small, solid steps toward that vision.

See you there breh.

how'd you get em to hear you out?
I cold approached and one place the receptionist just ignored me the whole time, one place just recommended art school without looking at my work and the other place wouldn't look at my stuff either

 

[504Slim]

you should be worried about getting some pussay

i would fuk ur mama, but i heard that bytch is retarted slow in a wheelchair
ill tie cinder blocks to her wheelchair & kick that stupid bytch in the deep end of the pool
idgaf go donate to autism

 

[HoloGraphic]

how'd you get em to hear you out?
I cold approached and one place the receptionist just ignored me the whole time, one place just recommended art school without looking at my work and the other place wouldn't look at my stuff either

I had just come from one studio and showed off my work. And earlier had emailed a bunch of studios.

I walked into one with a nonchalant yet valuable presence. The shop I had just visited was recently opened by a dude my age who had gone through an apprenticeship. At first I felt some type of way like "what was I doing during that time?"
But walking into that studio I knew that I wasn't walking in to get an apprenticeship. I walked in to ask HOW to get an apprenticeship.

You could even hear the change in tone when the manager was about to tell me they were offering any apprenticeship positions, but I stopped her and said I want info on how to get an apprenticeship.

Then she sat me down and talked to me. I just listened.

Then I showed her my drawings. She looked at them, her apprentice came over. They told me I had good lines, artistic talent etc. And that I had a future if I kept drawing.

Then I told her I already had tattooing experience. To which she was disappointed to here. Your put on the bottom, lowest of the low level when you tattoo self taught. Luckily I am fukking good. But after 6 years I realized there is a different level, a door that you pass thru when you get an apprenticeship.

I went in there with the attitude of "I'm not here for an apprenticeship, I want to do the work to get me one."

Then they told me about respect. And I felt the tribal community vibe kick in. And then I understood the circle I was trying to get into. I knew, vowed I wouldn't be denied entry.

Lo and behold the owner of the shop I walked into is running the tattoo convention in Toronto this year and I had already been told by another artist in Brampton to message the guy. Stroke of luck I walked into the right shop.

So by now the manager sees my passion, dedication, commitment and skill. She likes me so she gives me a bunch of posters to put up around the block and offers to pay me.

The boss comes over and tell her not get pay me, lest she gets fukked over. She says he's not that type of guy and puts in a good word for me. She comes back over to me and tells me she can't pay me, I said that's fine and that I'm volunteering. (Go the extra mile.)

She tells me that the boss even likes me. Which kind of blows my mind. (Later on he adds me on Facebook, (keeping an eye on me?))

So I left with a plan, get a warehouse job and grind for 2 years and work on my portfolio. Do it PROPER.

I was previously in a shop in my city and comparing there to Toronto opened my eyes. If you watch One Piece its East Blue vs the Grand Line.

Tattooing is a big industry. Its ancient and world wide. Its not so much a business as a tribal and community tradition with a deep spiritual aspect if you're incline to go that route. Respect it and treat it as such and it will reward you.

And take your time!! Do it the right way, Once and for all. This is a lifelong journey and commitment, you have the time. Young brehs always try to rush to the finish line. That's wrong. Life, tattooing and anything worthwhile is a longterm investment. Its a marathon, not a race. And the beauty of it is, its about YOU and what YOU bring to the table, to the community, to the circle around the fire.

Its a world wide business breh. Idk where you are at in your journey but my advice is. Get your normal life together so you can Draw Everyday. Even if its small. Just get into the groove.

Drop your IG and we'll stay on the ball. @c.novillo

 

[wet landscapes]

I had just come from one studio and showed off my work. And earlier had emailed a bunch of studios.

I walked into one with a nonchalant yet valuable presence. The shop I had just visited was recently opened by a dude my age who had gone through an apprenticeship. At first I felt some type of way like "what was I doing during that time?"
But walking into that studio I knew that I wasn't walking in to get an apprenticeship. I walked in to ask HOW to get an apprenticeship.

You could even hear the change in tone when the manager was about to tell me they were offering any apprenticeship positions, but I stopped her and said I want info on how to get an apprenticeship.

Then she sat me down and talked to me. I just listened.

Then I showed her my drawings. She looked at them, her apprentice came over. They told me I had good lines, artistic talent etc. And that I had a future if I kept drawing.

Then I told her I already had tattooing experience. To which she was disappointed to here. Your put on the bottom, lowest of the low level when you tattoo self taught. Luckily I am fukking good. But after 6 years I realized there is a different level, a door that you pass thru when you get an apprenticeship.

I went in there with the attitude of "I'm not here for an apprenticeship, I want to do the work to get me one."

Then they told me about respect. And I felt the tribal community vibe kick in. And then I understood the circle I was trying to get into. I knew, vowed I wouldn't be denied entry.

Lo and behold the owner of the shop I walked into is running the tattoo convention in Toronto this year and I had already been told by another artist in Brampton to message the guy. Stroke of luck I walked into the right shop.

So by now the manager sees my passion, dedication, commitment and skill. She likes me so she gives me a bunch of posters to put up around the block and offers to pay me.

The boss comes over and tell her not get pay me, lest she gets fukked over. She says he's not that type of guy and puts in a good word for me. She comes back over to me and tells me she can't pay me, I said that's fine and that I'm volunteering. (Go the extra mile.)

She tells me that the boss even likes me. Which kind of blows my mind. (Later on he adds me on Facebook, (keeping an eye on me?))

So I left with a plan, get a warehouse job and grind for 2 years and work on my portfolio. Do it PROPER.

I was previously in a shop in my city and comparing there to Toronto opened my eyes. If you watch One Piece its East Blue vs the Grand Line.

Tattooing is a big industry. Its ancient and world wide. Its not so much a business as a tribal and community tradition with a deep spiritual aspect if you're incline to go that route. Respect it and treat it as such and it will reward you.

And take your time!! Do it the right way, Once and for all. This is a lifelong journey and commitment, you have the time. Young brehs always try to rush to the finish line. That's wrong. Life, tattooing and anything worthwhile is a longterm investment. Its a marathon, not a race. And the beauty of it is, its about YOU and what YOU bring to the table, to the community, to the circle around the fire.

Its a world wide business breh. Idk where you are at in your journey but my advice is. Get your normal life together so you can Draw Everyday. Even if its small. Just get into the groove.

Drop your IG and we'll stay on the ball. @c.novillo

breh I'm tearing up for real, thank you
this is really valuable insight
there's gonna be some stuff I have to take the plunge with to get this to work...
I'll make an IG for my work and connect with you

 

[CouldntBeMeTho]

i would fuk ur mama, but i heard that bytch is retarted slow in a wheelchair
ill tie cinder blocks to her wheelchair & kick that stupid bytch in the deep end of the pool
idgaf go donate to autism

Looks like i have a new fan

You aint fukking anything virgin boi stop frontn.

 

[504Slim]

Looks like i have a new fan

You aint fukking anything virgin boi stop frontn.

But your girl suc my dic
And you probably give her a kiss after


Fuk @Ill Clinton! You can suc a dic wit shyt on it
Put a lid on it, fk wit me ill kill your WHOLE fukkin family, you can put your kid on it


@Tunez you a bytch too! Wanna run wit ya mans? Tlk greasy nikka you GETTIN HIT TOO!


Ps.
& @Grams a bytch ass fakkit too

 

[HoloGraphic]

@cloudbox

Breh the feelz were flying up in there. As long as you pursue this path with passion you will make it.

Stay up.

 

[Grams]

@504Slim mad as hell he got called out for that below average sket Melissa Mendez and wants to fight me cuz he gets no box