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 Posted: Sat Apr 05, 2008 8:27 pm
Nice idea for a tattoo. It's really not too detailed, it's going to take a long a** time to do. I don't know if anyone would be able to give perfect detail on the leaves, but you can always find out. It's realy nice, I say you go and find out and have them give you a sketch of it.
Wow, witchyboy you sure do have a lot of plans and things that you're studying for. You say you're runnning your own business now (what kind of business is it, I don't think you've ever said), you want to open an occult sotre and now you say you're studying to become a tattooist. How do you plan on being able to do all three of those things?
Me and my boyfriend want to open up a bookstore cafe, though we're unsure if that will ever happen.
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Posted: Sun Apr 06, 2008 5:55 am
lol if you lived closer i would actually go to the bookstore cafe i like those. Also thankyou for your opinion on the tttoo i really like it and i want to get it done right when i turn 18.
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Posted: Sun Apr 06, 2008 3:07 pm
Dragoness Arleeana Nice idea for a tattoo. It's really not too detailed, it's going to take a long a** time to do. I don't know if anyone would be able to give perfect detail on the leaves, but you can always find out. It's realy nice, I say you go and find out and have them give you a sketch of it. Wow, witchyboy you sure do have a lot of plans and things that you're studying for. You say you're runnning your own business now (what kind of business is it, I don't think you've ever said), you want to open an occult sotre and now you say you're studying to become a tattooist. How do you plan on being able to do all three of those things? Me and my boyfriend want to open up a bookstore cafe, though we're unsure if that will ever happen. i do run my own bussiness, witch is a combo of artistic work, newage supplies, fortune telling, tattoo design and custom design work, and i also intend on using my bussiness which is part of the newage store, to finance my tattoo artist schooling, and in turn the tattooing/piercing/permanent makeup will help pay for the other things.
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Posted: Sun Apr 06, 2008 4:53 pm
Ah, I see, though what are the legalities on selling supplies like that at a tattoo parlor? I know in the U.S there is probably something that prohibits it because of cleanliness and hygiene and whatnot, though I don't know about in Canada. I don't know what your policy on hygiene is in Canada.
Also, how do you plan to make the time to run such a business like that and go to school? People have a hard time going to school and working one job, let alone run one. Is anyone helping you? Also, how do you plan to finance the business before you go to school for tattooing?
With our bookstore cafe idea it'll be about 3-4 people helping run it. Also, there is not bookstore or cafe in the area yet where we want to open so that shouldn't be a problem with getting business. since there will be mutiple people helping run it we'll be able to finance it until it gets off the ground and pays for itself and we'll be able to work out hours that work for everyone as well.
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Posted: Mon Apr 07, 2008 7:22 pm
Dragoness Arleeana Ah, I see, though what are the legalities on selling supplies like that at a tattoo parlor? I know in the U.S there is probably something that prohibits it because of cleanliness and hygiene and whatnot, though I don't know about in Canada. I don't know what your policy on hygiene is in Canada. Also, how do you plan to make the time to run such a business like that and go to school? People have a hard time going to school and working one job, let alone run one. Is anyone helping you? Also, how do you plan to finance the business before you go to school for tattooing? With our bookstore cafe idea it'll be about 3-4 people helping run it. Also, there is not bookstore or cafe in the area yet where we want to open so that shouldn't be a problem with getting business. since there will be mutiple people helping run it we'll be able to finance it until it gets off the ground and pays for itself and we'll be able to work out hours that work for everyone as well. well im going to have the actual tatooing taking place in a separate room of the store so that i can sell my newage stuff out front or something like that to keep them separate and avoid any hygiene issues, plus ill have all the biohazard containers to properly dispose of my needles and stuff, secondly im out of school so i can devote my time to running my bussiness and the tattooing school ill be going to only lasts three months so im not worried about that. im the sole proprieter and the only employee and i can just take a break from my bussiness to go to get my courses.
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Posted: Tue Apr 08, 2008 3:41 pm
Ok, but how do you plan on funding the business to begin with?
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Posted: Tue Apr 08, 2008 3:49 pm
i would actually love to own my own occult shop but i herd that it was actually really hard to keep a buissiness like that going.
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Posted: Tue Apr 08, 2008 7:32 pm
Dragoness Arleeana Ok, but how do you plan on funding the business to begin with? i had some money squirrled away for use later on and i used that to start off my bussiness, and im applying for a grant from the government for 25000 dollars to aid in bussiness charges.
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Posted: Sun Apr 13, 2008 10:36 am
Occult stores are hard to keep running because it's a very small consumer market and then on top of that, what few people would buy often just buy online.
A grant?? Are you sure you don't mean a loan? I don't think you can get a grant for a business, unless you are currently in college.
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Posted: Sun Apr 13, 2008 1:28 pm
no i mean a grant i dont have to pay it back at all, here in canada small bussinesses are helped alot by the government and you dont have to be in college to get it. and eventually i will move into a larger city further soouth where there is a higher concentration of newage customers.
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Posted: Sun Apr 13, 2008 3:21 pm
WitchyBoy no i mean a grant i dont have to pay it back at all, here in canada small bussinesses are helped alot by the government and you dont have to be in college to get it. and eventually i will move into a larger city further soouth where there is a higher concentration of newage customers. thats a nifty idea... lol
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Posted: Mon Apr 14, 2008 3:37 am
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Posted: Mon Apr 14, 2008 8:23 pm
thankies! mrgreen im tryin my best man.
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Posted: Tue Apr 15, 2008 6:07 am
I keep forgetting you live in Canada. sweatdrop
If my and my boyfriend open up the bookstore cafe that he wants to do he wants to called it "The Flaming Monkey", which would fit right in to be honest. There are some weirdly named cafes around here.
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Posted: Tue Apr 15, 2008 7:38 am
that would be a cool tatto
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