The Studio
Calm, private and spotless. A Tampere room set up so the only thing you notice is the work.
How the room runs
The studio takes one client per session. There is no queue of people watching, no shared bench and no artist splitting attention between two chairs.
Surfaces are covered before equipment is opened and stripped after. Machine, tubes, grips, needles, ink caps, razors, gloves and stencil supplies are single-use and opened in front of you.
Waste is separated at source into sharps and clinical streams. Nothing reusable leaves the room unwrapped.
Checklist
- 01Sealed needle packs, opened and the date ring checked with you
- 02Ink bottles dedicated to a single brand and never topped up
- 03A break area that is not the treatment room, and a door that closes
- 04Lighting set for the artist to see pigment, not for the photograph
- 05Time built in for a stencil to be repositioned as many times as it takes
No borrowed imagery on this site — the room, the rig and the consumables are the studio’s own rendered illustrations until they are photographed. A consultation is the fastest way to see it in person.
Studio practice
Next step
A consultation is the easiest way to check the Tampere room, the artist and the plan before you commit to a piece.