What a guest stay is
A visiting artist takes the studio for a few days and tattoos their own clients. Their book, their designs, their rates — you deal with them directly, start to finish. When the dates are up, they go home.
Which means the work that comes through here changes. Large machine pieces, colour, styles that don't otherwise get this far north — for a few days, without the drive south.
How it works
Every guest gets announced ahead of time
Dates, portfolio, and how to book with them.
Some artists fill their days before they arrive; some keep time open. Each announcement has the details, and you deal with the artist directly for design and booking.
The list
Want to know when someone's coming?
Leave your name and email. When an artist books a stay, I'll tell you — dates, portfolio, how to book.
One email per announcement, maybe a reminder before the dates. Nothing else lands in your inbox, and every email has an unsubscribe link.
Booking Guests
Each announcement carries the dates, the portfolio, and the way in — a form, an email, a DM, whatever that artist uses. Some arrive with the days already full. Some keep time open.
The studio supplies the space and the setup. Everything about the tattoo itself is between you and the artist.
Booking runs through the artist, not the studio
Who gets invited
Guests are invited, not booked in. Each one gets asked because of the work, and because what they do isn't already available in town. Every stay is announced ahead of time with the portfolio attached.
