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Tattoo Studio Website — From Ink to Interface 🖤
I’m currently designing a modern tattoo studio website focused on bold visuals, strong typography, and an artistic experience.
Why?
I wanted to create a website that feels like a tattoo studio—not just another generic business website. The goal was to give the brand a strong identity while making it easy for visitors to explore tattoo styles, meet artists, view work, and book a session.
How?
I started by building the visual direction around a dark, high-contrast aesthetic, using bold typography, tattoo-inspired elements, and large imagery.
The website includes:
🖤 Hero section with strong visual identity
✍️ Tattoo styles & categories
🎨 Artist profiles
🖼️ Tattoo gallery
📖 About the studio
❓ FAQ section
📅 Booking / appointment section
📍 Contact information
The focus throughout the design was visual storytelling + usability—making the website feel expressive without making it difficult to navigate.
This project is helping me explore how branding, typography, imagery, and UI design can come together to create a memorable digital experience.
More details and the full case study coming soon.
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