Get discovered for the work you want to create

Get discovered for the work you actually want to create. Your portfolio is not just a gallery — it tells clients, and the search systems they use, what you are good at.

Your artist profile

Portfolio of your real work, each piece tagged by style, technique, placement, subject, colour and size.
Your specialisations, drawn from what you actually tattoo — not a self-description.
Languages you speak, the city and studio you currently work at, and how to book you.
Your own price range, if it differs from the studio’s.

Instagram vs. a TatSeek profile

Instagram — 100 photos in one feed.

TatSeek — 37 realism · 18 portraits · 12 black & grey · 9 forearm · $200/hr · Seattle · Studio X

Same work — described so a person, and the search system they use, can match it to what they’re looking for.

Why it matters

A client looking for “a portrait specialist in black and grey” or “someone who does clean fine-line lettering” should be able to find you by the work — and reach you with the right details in one step. Guest artist? Your location and availability travel with your profile.

search → your work → your profile → your booking link → client

The booking happens directly with you. TatSeek brings qualified discovery; you keep the relationship.

Create your profile Run a studio? →

Early draft — details still being built.