A new tattoo parlour that is located near the A1(M) has opened its doors in County Durham - with the three people behind the venture looking to get as much custom as possible.
Mischief Tattoo Studio, which has just opened its doors on Belmont Business Estate, Mandale Business Park on the outskirts of Durham City, is County Durham's newest tattoo venture.
The venue is by appointment only and is run by tattooists Sawyer, Devin and Alisia, who together offer over ten years of experience within the tattooing industry.
And now, the designers who have created the studio Mischief Tattoo Studio have highlighted how things are going now it's open on Belmont Estate in Durham.
“We offer a clean, modern and affordable space. Not only for our amazing customers but for artists, present and future. With styles ranging from black work, watercolour, engraving and much more," Alisia said.
The studio offers discounted scar coverups for those who would benefit from adorning their scars. “We believe tattooing should be a safe space for all," added Sawyer.
Located just outside of Durham city centre, with a prime DH1 postcode, the studio is offering free parking and a travel incentive for those who are using alternative transport methods to attend their appointment.
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“We plan to have the space and clientele to not only offer quality body art but to provide services such as semi-permanent makeup and piercings," said Devin.
Mischief Tattoo Studio is a space that is run by artists, for artists and customers alike. Focusing on a laidback, unique and safe visit.
With a range of guest artists lined up to visit for the year, ranging from tattoo artists from across the country, piercers, nail techs and more.
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