Group seminars are usually held in Clermont-Ferrand, France, over two days: one day focused on theory and discussion, and another dedicated to live tattooing.
On the first day, I present my complete working process—from A to Z. This includes everything from reference research and design development to the tattooing process, healing, and final presentation. We explore tattoo techniques and equipment in depth, analyzing various methods of working in black and grey on different skin types.
We go through the tattoo process step by step, breaking down the techniques that, in my approach, help ensure consistent quality—regardless of skin type or other challenges. Every question you ask is thoroughly addressed until I can provide a complete and practical answer. The Q&A segment is a key part of the day, ensuring that no topic is left unexplored.
We also discuss the broader tattoo industry—how to shape your direction, build your presence both online and locally, and grow as a professional artist.
On the second day, I conduct a live tattoo session, which is projected in real time on large screens. Throughout the session, I answer questions and explain each step of the process, sharing the « how » and the « why » behind every decision.
The tattooing session typically lasts around 7 hours, including a few short breaks.
At the end of the seminar, certificates of participation are awarded.
The goal of this seminar is not only to share every aspect of my tattoo journey and technical process, but also to create an environment for networking, knowledge exchange, and mutual inspiration—so that every artist leaves feeling stronger, more focused, and creatively recharged.
If you would like to inquire about the price and future dates of the seminar please message us at noireinkworkshop@gmail.com or fill in the box bellow
Thomas Carli Jarlier 