Detail 01
Artwork at the centre
Flash sheets are presented as a gallery, with room to see the details. Selected drawings become line animations, with a static experience for visitors who prefer reduced motion.
Emo Italiano · Live website
A place for the artwork. A clearer path to a booking.
Emo Italiano is a blackwork and cybersigilism tattoo artist at CAN TATTOO in Brunswick. Baptiste designed and built a portfolio, booking calendar and private studio page for the artist.
The starting point
What it
needed to do.
The public website brings two parts of the experience together: exploring the artist’s work and requesting a date. A private studio page gives the artist a place to manage those requests.
The approach
How it
came together.
A white gallery layout lets the black linework lead. The split name and tall rune sword give the opening screen its identity, while the booking page uses clear date states and a short explanation of what happens next.
Detail 02
A live availability calendar
Visitors can see open, held and booked dates before sending a request. Labels explain the calendar states alongside colour.
A short booking brief
Clients choose a date and share their idea, with the option to attach a reference image. The flow explains that a request is a step towards reserving a date.
Tools for the artist
The private studio page lets the artist review requests, view reference images, confirm dates and mark deposits as paid.
A closer look
Explore the
design.
Switch between desktop and phone screenshots, then activate the preview to scroll.
Choose Scroll preview or press Enter in the preview to explore. Escape returns to the page.
Your next chapter
Have something
in mind?
A new website, a better store or a tool that makes work easier. We’d like to hear about it.