Quality of Work
The work has to be good — that’s the baseline. We’re drawn to artists with a strong, recognisable standard: tattoos that are well executed, heal cleanly and hold up over time.
We’re always open to meeting artists whose work, attitude and energy feel right for London’s Glitch.
There’s no single way in. Some artists join us for a guest spot — a few days, a week, a one-off project. Others come in for a temporary collaboration that runs a little longer. And sometimes it turns into a longer-term working relationship.
What we care about is fit, not the length of the stay. If your work and the way you operate feel right for the studio, there’s usually a way to make something work.
The work has to be good — that’s the baseline. We’re drawn to artists with a strong, recognisable standard: tattoos that are well executed, heal cleanly and hold up over time.
Solid hygiene, reliable communication, respect for clients and the room. We back artists who treat tattooing like the craft and responsibility it actually is.
You’ll be sharing the space, not renting a corner. We want people who bring energy, help out and actually want to be part of what we’re building — not just clock in and clock out.
Every artist here sounds like themselves. Fine line, blackwork, realism, ornamental, colour, abstract — we don’t want a lineup that all looks the same. The distinct identity of each artist is the whole point of the studio.
Bring your own visual language. We’re not in the business of making one artist’s work look like another’s — we’d rather give yours the room to breathe.
Send over your portfolio or Instagram, and let us know what kind of collaboration you’re after — a guest spot, a short project, or something longer-term. Include your preferred dates or availability, and a short introduction about you and your work.
Getting in touch doesn’t guarantee a position or a guest spot. Availability and fit always depend on the studio and the timing — but we read everything that comes in.