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Finding My Own Space

Writer: Marshall Mullin
Marshall Mullin
Sep 11
1 min read

I’ve always been a bit self-conscious about my work. When you’re constantly surrounded by other artists in a busy shop, it’s easy to fall into the "imposter syndrome" trap.


I’d look at my own work and struggle to see it without a heavy dose of judgment. As time has gone on, my confidence has finally caught up to my ambition.


That’s why I decided it was time to dedicate myself to my own space.


It’s not huge, but it’s bold, comfortable, and completely mine. It’s a space where I can focus on my craft, push my skills, and grow as an artist.


Most importantly, it’s a sanctuary where I can ensure every client feels safe, heard, and comfortable while they’re in my chair.


I’m starting this blog because I’ve always wanted to share the deeper stories behind the tattoos I do.


My clients are absolutely amazing, and they come in with such incredible tales to tell—now, I finally have a place to share them. 


So, welcome to the new space.


 
 
 

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