About
Tattoo Space is a specialized digital resource platform built exclusively for tattoo artists and designers who use Procreate on iPad. Unlike generic design asset stores, every product in Tattoo Space's catalog is crafted by professional tattoo artists with real-world studio experience, ensuring that brushes, stamps, and templates are authentic to the craft and immediately ready for use in tattoo design workflows. The shop features an extensive library of Procreate brush packs and stamp collections spanning all major tattoo styles: American Traditional, Neotraditional, Japanese, Blackwork, Fineline, Geometric, Realism, Lettering, Floral, Ornamental, and more. Artists can find everything from body anatomy templates and body maps to paper texture packs that simulate aged or weathered flash sheets with convincing texture. Beyond brushes and stamps, Tattoo Space offers 3D models for anatomical and placement reference, as well as a growing library of 'How To Draw' ebooks and tutorial guides covering specific tattoo styles and subjects — from skulls, roses, and eagles to samurai, koi fish, and neotraditional florals. With individual packs priced at $12.99 and bundles available for power users, the platform is accessible for working artists at any stage of their career. Tattoo Space is ideal for professional tattoo artists, apprentices, flash sheet designers, and digital illustrators who want to accelerate their design process while maintaining authenticity and artistic quality.
Key Features
- Extensive Brush & Stamp Library: Hundreds of Procreate brush packs and stamp collections covering every major tattoo style including Traditional, Neotraditional, Japanese, Blackwork, Geometric, and Fineline.
- Artist-Created Assets: Every product is crafted by experienced professional tattoo artists, ensuring authenticity and immediate usability in real tattoo design workflows.
- Paper Textures & Body Templates: Specialized paper textures that replicate aged flash sheet aesthetics and body map templates for accurate tattoo placement planning.
- 3D Reference Models: 3D model packs to help artists visualize tattoo placement and anatomy references directly within their design process.
- How-To Ebooks & Style Tutorials: Educational ebooks teaching specific tattoo styles and subjects, from American Traditional and Neotraditional to Japanese motifs and skull studies.
Use Cases
- A tattoo artist uses Tattoo Space brush packs to sketch and refine tattoo designs digitally in Procreate before presenting concepts to clients.
- An apprentice tattoo artist studies 'How To Draw' ebooks to learn foundational tattoo styles like American Traditional and Neotraditional from experienced professionals.
- A flash sheet designer uses paper texture packs and traditional brush sets to create aged, authentic-looking tattoo flash art for display and sale in their studio.
- A tattoo studio uses body map templates to plan precise tattoo placements for complex sleeve or full-body tattoo projects.
- A digital illustrator uses Tattoo Space stamp collections to create tattoo-style artwork for merchandise, apparel graphics, and branding design projects.
Pros
- Made by Real Tattoo Artists: All assets are designed by professional tattoo artists, so the brushes and stamps feel authentic and are production-ready for client work.
- Broad Style & Subject Coverage: The catalog spans a wide range of tattoo styles and subjects, making it a comprehensive one-stop shop for nearly any design need.
- Affordable Per-Pack Pricing: Most packs are priced at $12.99, making professional-grade tools accessible without a large upfront financial commitment.
Cons
- Procreate-Only Compatibility: All brushes and stamps are designed exclusively for Procreate on iPad, limiting use to artists on Apple hardware with the Procreate app.
- No Subscription Option: Assets are sold as individual packs rather than through an all-access subscription, which can become costly for artists who want the full catalog.
- iPad Hardware Dependency: Because the tools are Procreate-based, users must own a compatible iPad and Apple Pencil to get full value from the products.
Frequently Asked Questions
What software do Tattoo Space products work with?
All Tattoo Space brushes, stamps, and textures are designed specifically for Procreate on iPad. They are not compatible with other design applications such as Photoshop or Illustrator.
Who creates the products sold on Tattoo Space?
All products are created by a team of tenured professional tattoo artists from across America and the world, ensuring the assets reflect genuine tattoo artistry and craft knowledge.
How much do the products cost?
Most individual brush packs and stamp collections are priced at $12.99. Bundle deals are available at higher price points, and a sample pack is available for $5.00 for those who want to try before committing.
What tattoo styles are represented in the catalog?
Tattoo Space covers a wide range of styles including American Traditional, Neotraditional, Japanese, Blackwork, Fineline, Geometric, Realism, Lettering, Floral, Ornamental, and more.
Are there educational resources available for beginners?
Yes, Tattoo Space offers a library of 'How To Draw' ebooks and style guides covering specific tattoo styles and subjects such as skulls, roses, samurai, koi fish, lady heads, and more.
