Case study

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Ink Divine Studio

A complete digital home for an independent tattoo artist: public portfolio, client intake, and a management portal she runs from her phone—without a pile of monthly SaaS subscriptions.

Ink Divine Studio live homepage
IndustryIndependent tattoo artist
LocationColorado Springs, CO
SurfacesSite · intake · admin

The problem

Instagram is not a business system.

Mina Absynthe needed a professional home for her work—portfolio that holds up off-platform, a way for clients to inquire without vanishing into DMs, and an admin surface to track who is new, replied, scheduled, or declined. Generic website builders left the ops side unfinished.

What we built

Three surfaces. One operator.

We shipped a public marketing and portfolio site, a mobile-first intake flow with spam protection and status tracking, and an admin app for day-to-day management—editable content without waiting on a developer for every copy change.

01

Public site

Portfolio, artist story, and contact—fast, mobile-first, on-brand for dark ornamental and cybersigilism work.

02

Client intake

Structured inquiries instead of lost DMs—status pipeline from new through scheduled or declined.

03

Management portal

Phone-friendly admin for reviewing requests, replies, and operational follow-through.

Ink Divine homepage detail
Ink Divine site mid-page
Ink Divine portfolio grid

“A modern, fully editable website with Instagram integration—quickly done, and it significantly improved professional presence, art sales, organization, and new clients.”

Outcome reported on the prior TMI site · Mina / Ink Divine

Result

Live, used, and owned by the studio.

The public site is live at inkdivine.studio. Intake and admin cover the operational loop that Instagram alone never closed. We keep the claim set honest: live surfaces and operator workflow—not invented revenue percentages.