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Active Filters : Category : Tattoo & Body Art | Price (Fees) : Above Rs. 40000 | Delivery : Classroom | Provider Location : Delhi
Course Content: Kdz's method of tattoo training is based on the experience of well qualified trainers and research conducted by the organization. We know for certain that the method works, because we can see its successful implementation. We don't believe in lecture style training because it won't do any good to candidates. We believe in LWP method, i.e. Learn the basics, Watch and Practice method. The main empha... Category: Tattoo & Body Art | Kdz TattoosDelhi (New Delhi) I am KDz TATTOOs was my dream which was realized after 4 years of dedicated tattooing. The art of tattoo making came to me naturally, it was a progres... |
Course Content: We offer a 3 month Advanced Professional Tattooing course with Certification which includes building the students fine art skills with a variety of mediums as well as practicing with the tattoo machine on skin. The cost for Advanced Professional Tattooing course (APTC) IS 1,25,000 INR Accommodation facility available for outstation students at an additional cost of 6000 INR per month (inclusive of... Category: Tattoo & Body Art | Devil'z TattoozDelhi (New Delhi)  Devil'z Tattooz is the biggest chain of tattoo studios in Delhi/Gurgaon/Noida NCR and was started by Lokesh Verma in 2003 after observing a lack of pr... |
Course Content: We also offer a 1.5 month Basic tattooing course (with Certificate) which is designed for people who wants to learn tattooing as a Hobby, if they want to extend the course they can always extend the course for the Advanced certification. The cost for Basic Tattooing course (BTC) 65,000 IN Accommodation facility available for outstation students at an additional cost of 6000 INR per month (inclusiv... Category: Tattoo & Body Art | Devil'z TattoozDelhi (New Delhi) Devil'z Tattooz is the biggest chain of tattoo studios in Delhi/Gurgaon/Noida NCR and was started by Lokesh Verma in 2003 after observing a lack of pr... |
