"We started with 6 tattoo artists and now we have a team of 10 resident artists, 4 cowork'ink spaces, and 2 guest spaces. Everyone is independent within the studio and has their own artistic style, but above all, we are all part of a community," they say.The multitasking and managing Caroline underline. We have long thought about a system that allows us to support each other and that is fair to everyone. Maintaining independence while going further together! Well-being at work is important, and it shows. Pastries are sitting on the table, plants bring a calming feeling, and many clients push the door of the studio for a first tattoo because "here, we feel comfortable".
And they are always well received, with a first appointment first with the artist whose universe fits, to get to know each other, exchange tastes, desires, and answer questions. The designs are exclusively creations, allowing for a stronger connection between the tattoo artist and the person being tattooed, and of course, a unique mark on the skin! As for the session itself, it takes place in one of the booths in the shop or in its adjoining little sister, Shimai, to respect privacy.te et plus de tranquillité. Bref, on s'y sent bien.
A la sortie, flânez donc dans le petit salon de Yōso et sa partie galerie où des planches dessinées par les artistes sont accrochées au mur et où ont régulièrement lieu des expos. Peinture, photographie, graff... Notre petit coup de cœur ? Les porte-clefs au crochet en forme de vulve signés Julie Burton, la crocheteuse du métro. Un chouette lieu, des artistes talentueux·ses, de belles valeurs et un cœur gros comme ça, on dit oui.
Yōso, maison de tatouage
5, rue Euryale-Dehaynin – 19e
Ouvert du lundi au samedi de 10h à 18h
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