Important Reminder
What You’ll Learn in 7 Days
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Day 1
Meet Your Mentor
Learn how artists use Stencil Skins to build real tattoo technique.
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Day 2
Tattoo Toolkit Essentials
Machines, needles, setup, and fundamentals.
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Day 3
Professional Setup
Improve workflow, comfort, and consistency.
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Day 4
Linework Fundamentals
Create cleaner, more confident lines.
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Day 5
Saturation & Blackwork
Improve packing and consistency.
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Day 6
Smooth Shading
Build softer gradients and transitions.
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Day 7
Free Tattoo Cheat Sheet + Bonus Gift
Complete your 7-day training and unlock exclusive resources.
Inside Glen’s Portfolio
Train the Skills That Matter.
What You’ll Improve
Train the fundamentals that actually matter through repetition, control, and intentional tattoo practice.
Cleaner Linework
Build smoother, more confident lines with better consistency and hand control.
Better Machine Control
Improve rhythm, machine handling, and overall tattoo precision.
Smoother Shading
Create softer gradients and cleaner transitions through controlled repetition.
Stronger Saturation
Improve ink packing, consistency, and pressure awareness.
Hand Stability
Reduce tension and develop smoother, steadier hand movement.
Needle Depth Awareness
Train more intentional passes with better depth and pressure control.
Confidence Through Repetition
Build muscle memory and improve technique through structured practice.
FAQs
Everything you need to know before starting your 7-day tattoo training journey.
Yes — you’ll just need an email to get started. No spam. Just proper tattoo education.
Not at all. The techniques apply universally, but the training has been designed to work best with Stencil Skins®.
Even experienced artists benefit from refining their setup, control, and technique. Think of it as a 7-day reset.
Absolutely not. Tattooing is a craft that takes years to master. We strongly encourage learning under a qualified and licensed professional before progressing onto real skin.
No. This series is designed to improve your understanding and technique, but tattooing takes years of repetition and practice to master.
Not necessarily for practising on synthetic skin, but artistic fundamentals become extremely important if you plan to progress onto real skin.
There’s a huge amount of misleading tattoo advice online. We believe artists deserve access to proper educational fundamentals alongside quality practice tools.
No. While Stencil Skins are designed to simulate realistic resistance and feedback, tattooing real skin carries significantly more risk and responsibility.
No. This is a free educational resource designed to improve your practice and technique. There is currently no recognised tattoo certification system in the UK.