The right project. The right artist.
The right studio.
The tattoo industry runs on people who move: guest artists, residencies, projects that need a specific style. The Network is the infrastructure layer that connects them — not a marketplace, a professional network.
Recruiting without the DM folder.
Artists apply through a structured public funnel — portfolio, styles, experience, rates. The platform checks network-wide whether they already have an account and sends the invitation automatically when you take them on.
One account. Every studio.
An artist’s account travels with them: one calendar across every studio and guest spot they work, their own portable customer directory, one public profile. Studios connect to people — not the other way around.
Announce a guest. Fill the books.
Announce a guest artist before the dates are fixed, collect a waitlist, then invite it — first-come or curated — with personal booking links and expiry windows. Empty chairs are a solved problem.
Turn missed projects into opportunities.
A customer wants a style your artists don’t tattoo. Today that lead dies. On the Network, it won’t: the project file finds the right artist — and the session still happens in your studio.
Project matching is in development and will be released to the network — this page will only ever claim what ships.
Be on the network before it opens.
Every INK One studio and every artist account is already part of it.