Tattit Blog
Industry insights, expert tips, and guides for tattoo artists and clients

Weight Fluctuations and Your Ink: Will My Tattoo Warp?
Everything you need to know about how skin elasticity, muscle growth, and weight changes affect your tattoos.

The 2025 Tattoo Trend Report: From Cybersigilism to Permanent Jewelry
From Berlin underground club scenes to simulated metallic inks, discover the defining tattoo trends of 2025.

The Psychology of Tattoos: What Your Ink Really Says About You
Do tattoos reveal your personality? 🧠Dive into the fascinating psychology of tattoos: what research actually shows about personality traits, the impulsive vs. planned debate, and why your ink says less (and more) about you than you think.

Tattit: How does the platform work?
Discover what Tattit platform does exactly. and why Artists & Clients Need This 🎨 Full benefits breakdown for finding clients and booking perfect artists.

How Much Should a Tattoo Really Cost?
Want to stop guessing tattoo prices and actually understand what you should charge or pay, for good work? This honest guide breaks down real‑world ranges, simple formulas, and awkward money conversations so you don’t undersell your art or your skin. 🎯

Create a Winning Tattoo Portfolio in 2025: A No-BS Guide for Artists
Fixing your portfolio is simple. 📸 This guide covers exactly how to curate, photograph, and present your work to triple your bookings. Same skill level, better presentation! that's the whole secret.

Portfolio Red Flags Every Tattoo Client Should Know
Not all portfolios are created equal. 🚩 From suspiciously perfect work to defensive artists, learn the 10 red flags that should make you think twice before booking. Your permanent body art deserves an artist with ALL green flags.

Why Tattoo Marketplaces Are the Best Thing to Happen to Artists?
Tired of shop politics and unfair commission splits? 🎨 Tattoo marketplaces are changing how artists build careers by offering freedom, consistent bookings, and better pay. Here's why they might be the future of tattooing (or at least a big part of it).