Color Palettes

Tattoo Studio color palette

Black and red are the base of traditional tattooing, and cream recalls the paper of flash sheets. For a fine-line studio, lots of white, black and a single accent color.

BRAND COLOR PALETTE
TattooStudio

Bold

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The colors of the Bold palette

Smoky black#0D0D0D · RGB 13, 13, 13
Matte black#2B2B2B · RGB 43, 43, 43
Brick red#B3001B · RGB 179, 0, 27
Goldenrod#D4A017 · RGB 212, 160, 23
Champagne#F2E8CF · RGB 242, 232, 207

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Isabel LaurentCreative Director
Business card
Tattoo Studio
Packaging
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Website

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How to use these colors

Use Champagne (#F2E8CF) as the background or base color, Smoky black (#0D0D0D) for text and key blocks, and Goldenrod (#D4A017) only for details: a logo, a line, a button. Luxury shows when the boldest color appears sparingly.

Fonts that match

An art deco or high-contrast typeface like Cinzel, Poiret One or Bodoni for the logo and headings, with Josefin Sans or Montserrat for body text.

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Color palettes: Tattoo Studio color palette
Color palettes: Tattoo Studio color palette

Frequently asked questions

What colors should a tattoo Studio use?

Black and red are the base of traditional tattooing, and cream recalls the paper of flash sheets. For a fine-line studio, lots of white, black and a single accent color.

What are the HEX codes of the Bold tattoo Studio palette?

Smoky black #0D0D0D, Matte black #2B2B2B, Brick red #B3001B, Goldenrod #D4A017, Champagne #F2E8CF