Hero section concept for Tattooist, a modern tattoo studio in Krakow.

The goal was to create a bold first impression that feels as confident and precise as the craft itself. The tattoo machine breaks through the oversized studio name, creating depth and drawing attention to the artist's hand, the core of the work.

Design highlights: - Dark, minimal interface that puts the artwork in focus - Lime green accent used for key actions and brand details - Large typography layered with the hero image for a striking visual effect - Clear "Book Appointment" call-to-action visible from the first screen - Tattoo previews that give an instant glimpse of the studio's style

The studio's values, Precision, Individual Storytelling and Linework, are placed right on the first screen to communicate what makes it different.

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How do you build something useful for tattoo artist who are skeptical about AI? For this #lovablechallenge I built Casa Tinta, an opportunity to support small tattoo businesses in streamlining their work, making their art more visible and the focus of the business without disenfranchising them. No art is generated, and the automation is custom built.

Our tattoo artist, Nuria, can manage her bookings, handle payments, put up flash tattoos, and have full control without any of her actual work touching Generative AI. Meanwhile she has a bespoke process that makes her life much easier. I think that's the balance I want to see with AI tools in the future. Really glad I could be creative with this one! Also shout out to the #cap video platform for helping me continue to record on my new Linux setup.