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Aaron Dabrowski
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Tattoo Stencils , Tattoo Aftercare , Tattoo Machines , Tattoo Inks , Tattoo Needles , Tattoo Shop , Sponsored Artists
Whether you're aiming to land an apprenticeship or refine your professional image, a strong tattoo portfolio is essential. At Baker Tattoo Supply, we’ve spent over two decades supporting artists at every stage of their journey. This guide will help you organize, present, and showcase your work—online and offline—with confidence.
Why a Tattoo Portfolio Matters
For beginners, your portfolio is your first impression. Tattoo shop owners and mentors won’t take your word for it—they need to see what you’re capable of. A solid, well-organized art collection helps you earn that all-important apprenticeship.
For seasoned artists, your portfolio evolves into a marketing tool. Whether you're building a reputation, expanding your client base, or applying for guest spots, a curated display of your best work is key.
What to Include in Your Tattoo Portfolio
? Pro Tip: Quality over quantity. A smaller, polished portfolio beats a bulky, cluttered one any day.
Recommended Portfolio Format
You can build yours using:
Remember it's a contact game. The more people you contact the greater chance you have to be noticed.
Organizing Your Digital Tattoo Portfolio
The Importance of Facebook Instagram & TikTok
These aren’t optional—it’s where most clients and tattoo shops will see your work first. Treat your grid like a digital gallery:
At Baker Tattoo Supply, we’re more than just suppliers—we’re partners in your growth. Whether you're stocking up for your first apprenticeship or refreshing your kit as a pro, we have what you need to succeed. Start with your portfolio, and build from there.
Your tattoo journey begins with a single page.
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