Instructors

Meet Angie and Scott

Angie Quintana

 Angela Quintana worked as a Design Engineer for more than ten years before changing careers and becoming a Body Artist in 2000. Her knowledge spans Engineering, Graphic Art and Design, Manufacturing and Body Art. Upon receiving her education in CAD/CAM software design at Cotton Boll Vocational School located in Burdette, Arkansas. She then continued on to Arkansas State University in Jonesboro, Arkansas pursuing a Bachelor degree in Graphic Art and Design. While continuing her education, she worked as a Design Engineer for Darling Store Fixtures designing store fixtures for companies such as Wal-Mart, Kmart, Kohl’s, etc. Her next endeavor was employment through Arkansas State University in Jonesboro, Arkansas as the University’s Graphic Design Artist responsible for new software development with contractors and Autodesk CAD operations.  In 2003 Mrs. Quintana received from the Arkansas department of Health her instructor’s license to teach within the Body Art industry. In 2009 she was recognized by the Arkansas State Board of Private Career Education as a Body Art Instructor licensed under Expressions Tattoo & Piercing School Permit #497. Since 2009 she has educated and approved licensure of sixty-five students.

Scott Quintana

 Scott Quintana began his work career in the military field by serving for the United States Marine Corps. He served actively 1988-1993. Mr. Quintana is a wartime veteran who served in Desert Storm, Desert Shield, and Liberation of Kuwait. Contributing to his extensive knowledge of Engineering, Manufacturing, Business Administration and Body Art is the eleven years engineering experience. Prior to that he studied CAD/CAM software design then pursued his Bachelor degree in Manufacturing Technology. He then worked as a Specialist Systems Engineer and Distributor Instructor for Hytrol Conveyor Company designing material distribution conveyor and sortation systems for companies such as Maybelline Cosmetics, Amazon, Pets.com, USPS and many others. In 2003 Mr. Quintana received from The Arkansas Department of Health his instructor license to teach within the Body Art industry. In 2009 he was recognized by the Arkansas State Board of Private Career Education as a body art instruction licensed under Expressions Tattoo & Piercing School Permit #497. Since 2008 he has educated and approved licensure of sixty-five students.