Dymon TattooTwenty-five years of craft, kept like an archive.

1. 01

   We gathered his bio, awards, styles and channels from the old site, Instagram and Facebook, and separated what could be published from what still needed proof.

2. 02

   We set an editorial direction, a living archive: the brand is the person, and every piece is filed with a number, a style and a name.

3. 03

   We took every photo and video he sent over WhatsApp, removed duplicates, compressed the films and filed 152 pieces across five styles.

4. 04

   We kept only a strong selection on the work page and gave each style its own chapter with the complete archive, in English and Spanish.

5. 05

   We built the awards record from 2014 to 2025, tied to event, category and year, with trophies photographed and independent press for the New York 2022 result.

6. 06

   We placed WhatsApp with the message already started and a project form on every page, and the old site's addresses now lead to the new pages so no link is lost.

7. 07

   We launched it on his domain and connected it to Google and Bing, analytics and his Google profile, without showing any private address.

8. 08

   In October we moved the site's base to New Jersey, added Charlotte and Dallas to Orlando, and built booking with a $100 Square deposit and a scheduling panel.

Page by page

1. 01

   Home

   It opens with a film of Dymon tattooing and revealing a piece, his 25+ years, his five styles and the first place in New York 2022. Next comes a selection of 18 pieces with a style filter, the artist's short story, the main awards, the four-step process and the cities where he works. It closes with the project form and WhatsApp, so someone who is already convinced does not have to look for a way to reach him.

2. 02

   Work

   A selection of 20 pieces and films that shows the range, with the count of everything filed: 152 pieces across five styles. From here each style leads to its full chapter. Images open full-frame and the viewer only steps through the pieces in the active filter, so nobody ends up looking at a style they did not ask for.

3. 03

   Style chapters: Traditional, Neo-Oriental, Black & Grey, Color and Anime

   Each style has its own page in both languages, with every filed piece (Black & Grey runs across three pages and Neo-Oriental across two), process films, a short text on how Dymon approaches it and the awards earned in that style. That way a Google search for a style lands on the right chapter. Each chapter closes with a button to start a piece in that style.

4. 04

   Dymon

   The artist's story in his own words: the skateboard he traded for a machine, learning by doing and the way he works. A timeline runs from his first podium in Barranquilla in 2014 to today in New Jersey and on the road. The client meets the person before trusting him with a piece.

5. 05

   Recognition

   Sixteen awards from 2014 to 2025 across five countries, each with event, category and year. It shows photos of the trophies and plaques, the Ibagué City Council resolution that honoured him in 2019 and links to the press that covered his first place in New York 2022. A note explains where each fact comes from, so the client can check it.

6. 06

   Sessions

   It explains where and how he works: based in New Jersey with seasonal dates in Orlando, Charlotte and Dallas, always by appointment. It lays out the four steps of a session, from consultation to aftercare, and that the date is confirmed with a $100 deposit deducted from the total. From here clients reach the booking page.

7. 07

   Journal

   Three signed entries about the craft: how it all started, what the New York jury saw in 2022 and why five styles fit one signature. Each entry says where its information comes from. It gives Google and the client real content from the artist, not filler.

8. 08

   Start a piece

   A short form to send the idea: name, email, WhatsApp, style, placement, size and the story behind the piece, with a spam filter. It explains what happens after sending and answers common questions: where he works, that there is no walk-in shop and that the address is confirmed together with the date. That way every enquiry arrives complete.

9. 09

   Book and Booking policy

   A client who already has a quote opens their link, sees the piece, the length and the price, picks an open day and time and holds the date with a $100 deposit on Square's secure page. Before paying they accept the policy: the deposit comes off the total and is non-refundable. Returning clients can book on their own with their phone number. Deposit charges are in their final activation step.

Integrations and what they do

• WhatsAppon every page, with the message already started in English or Spanish
• Project formthe idea, style and size arrive complete, with a spam filter
• Style filter and artwork viewerfive styles, and the viewer steps only through what you are viewing
• Data-friendly videosilent, one at a time and paused once off screen
• Squarethe $100 deposit is paid on Square's secure page
• Scheduling panel with city calendarquotes, appointments, clients and alerts in one panel
• Google in two languageseach language indexed separately, and old addresses lead to the new ones
• Google Business Profile, Search Console, Bing and Google Analyticsthe site connected to search engines and visit tracking, with no public address

What sets the site apart

1. 01

   An archive of 152 pieces in five styles, each style with its own chapter, and a viewer that steps only through the style you picked.

2. 02

   An awards record from 2014 to 2025 where every claim is tied to event, category and year, with trophies photographed and independent press.

3. 03

   Built for an artist who travels: based in New Jersey, dates in Orlando, Charlotte and Dallas, booking with a deposit, and the address shared only with the confirmed date.