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Set your boundaries
Define styles, subjects, placements, cover-ups, budget minimums, distance, and AI-reference preferences.
InkPlace for artists
Better-fit projects. Your voice. Your decisions.
InkPlace is designed as a professional marketplace—not a bid board. Define the work you want, show the work that proves the fit, and stay in control of every proposal.
InkPlace principle
A better tattoo starts with better context—and keeps the artist in the artist’s role.
Protect your focus
See opportunities that make sense for your practice.
Hard filters keep incompatible work out before ranking begins.
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Lead with relevant work
Attach artist-owned portfolio pieces that demonstrate why your approach fits the request.
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Propose with context
Explain interpretation, range, sessions, dates, policies, and consultation needs in one place.
Beyond the introduction
Keep the relationship moving after a proposal is accepted.
InkPlace connects messaging, consultation, booking context, leads, and artist-approved follow-up tools.
Consultation and booking
Move from questions to proposed times, confirmed terms, deposits, reminders, and documented changes.
Lead workspace
Track stage, project history, revenue context, preferences, notes, and follow-up timing.
Fill open time
Publish cancellation slots and review suggested customers before any outreach happens.
Artist-first by design
Join InkPlace TaCo can draft. Only you can approve.
Portfolio classifications, proposals, marketing copy, follow-ups, and opportunity decisions stay with the artist.
Clear context. Human decisions. Respect for the craft.