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Dec '25 •
Start Here – Introduce Yourself
Welcome to the community! To kick things off, please create your own post introducing yourself. This helps everyone connect and keeps the space active from day one. In your intro post, include: 1️⃣ Where you’re from (city / country) 2️⃣ The style you're doing, or would love to do 3️⃣ One thing you’re working to improve or change right now 4️⃣ 1–3 images of your artwork or tattoos (or a link to your Instagram/portfolio) Then please engage with at least one other intro post after you share yours. A few guidelines: This space is about making positive connections. I want to keep it light & fun to be a part of. I’ll be reading every intro and jumping into the conversations. If you want to stay engaged easily, download the Skool app and turn on notifications for this community. Looking forward to getting to know you. – Steve
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Dec '25 •
Welcome! 🙂
This short video explains what this community is, how to use the space, and how to get the most value here. When you’re done watching, your first step is to create your own intro post — share where you’re tattooing from, the work you’re drawn to, and what you'd like to improve right now. Start by watching the pinned post above 👆
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Cyclops - Mid way on a two day session!
I have my client Wil at my studio working on his Alex Ross Marvel sleeve this weekend. We did an 8 hour session today & we’re putting in another 4 tomorrow. Here’s the end of todays session! I have started recording a few short videos of me tattooing, with aim to share some of my processes with you guys. Is there anything in particular you’d like covered? I have more videos to upload to Tattoo 101 (in the classroom section) & I’ll be adding tattoo videos to a new course soon called Tattoo 202!!!
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🚀 Social Media
Love it or hate it, social media is a huge part of running a successful tattoo business. Learning to use it well can completely change your career. I own a private studio in a resort town, and almost every client I tattoo travels from out of town. For years, my bookings have come from a combination of paid ads and organic Instagram content. Because of that, marketing has become one of the most valuable skills I've developed as an artist. I'm ready to start sharing what I've learned. Over the coming months I'll be adding marketing lessons to the classroom alongside Tattoo 101 and the other courses we're building for this community. Whether you're brand new to tattooing or an experienced artist looking to fill more of the right projects, there will be something in there for you. Question - Have you been posting consistently on social media? Then, what's working well for you right now and what are you looking to improve?
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