A speculative tattoo studio in Buenos Aires, with four artists, different specialties and schedules, and a visiting artist available for a limited period.
The problem: turn scattered tattoo inquiries into confirmed design consultations, with a complete visual brief ready for the artist.
Customers upload their reference, explore live halftone and RGB effects, preview placement on an arm, choose an artist and book an available consultation.
The studio receives the original image, edited exploration, placement preview and customer details together—reducing the back-and-forth needed to collect references and coordinate an appointment.
Designed in @Figma and built in @Lovable with a visual identity featuring my artwork “Jardín Turbio”.
This working prototype books a free design consultation. The artist reviews the concept and defines the final tattoo, session and price afterward.
New on my Contra shop: Blackwork, a website template for tattoo studios.
Every tattoo photo arrives the way a tattoo is made: a violet stencil of its lines first, then the needle shades across it and the real photo appears. The studio name gets the same treatment, and a click opens any piece full size.
Artists, work with a style filter, flash, aftercare and a booking form. Plain HTML, 12 pages, live demo: https://blackwork.omnium.tools
Iterating on the mobile user experience for Runway—an editorial fashion platform designed in Figma. Focused on high-contrast imagery, smooth micro-interactions, and a streamlined checkout flow. Feedback and thoughts are always welcome