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Romero Pérez, Wendy Mishel, et al. (2023). Approach to the practices in the use of information by tattoo artists in Mexico City. Biblioteca Universitaria; Vol. 26 Núm. 2, 2023. Recuperado de https://repositorio.unam.mx/contenidos/4158825
Autor(es)
Romero Pérez, Wendy Mishel; Guevara Villanueva, Angélica; Perrilliat, María del Carmen; Applegate, Shelton P.; Espinosa Arrubarrena, Luis
Tipo
Artículo Técnico-Profesional
Área del conocimiento
Multidisciplina
Título
Approach to the practices in the use of information by tattoo artists in Mexico City
Fecha
2024-03-13
Resumen
Tattoo artists not only need a passion for art or an artistic capacity that brings out creativity, but also the acquisition of knowledge that that allows them to understand hygienic care, perfect their styles and/or techniques, and develop the necessary skills to engrave the images on their clients’ bodies. Therefore, as any person requires information for decision–making or to solve problems that arise daily in their practice of tattooing, which is why this research aimed to establish the behavior in the search for the information from the community of tattoo artists / tattoo artists in Mexico City. Accordingly, the methodology consisted in the selection of a direct method through a semi–structured interview applied through a non-probabilistic sample called voluntary participants to forty tattoo artists. Some of the results show that to acquire their knowledge and improve their techniques and styles, they mainly consulted other colleagues, likewise, they used the Internet as an informational resource. In addition, there was no preference for the use of any type of format, that is, printed or electronic. In relation to language, a preference for Spanish was found.
Tema
Tattoo artist; Information behavior; México City; Tatuadores; Comportamiento informativo; Ciudad de México; Organización; Funcionamiento; Colecciones paleontológicas; Museo de Geología
Idioma
spa
ISSN
ISSN electrónico: 2594-0074
DOI
https://doi.org/10.22201/dgbsdi.0187750xp.2023.2.1513
