BRISTOL TATTOO CONVENTION 2026 – THE RECAP
BRISTOL TATTOO CONVENTION 2026 – THE RECAP
Bristol was ALL the fun!! This year was a special one, as it was the 10th anniversary of Bristol Tattoo Convention, and I feel super lucky to have been part of it again. This was my third year working it.
As always, I was there with my Good Times family at booth W45, alongside Nikole Lowe, Emily Rabbit and Jodie Mae, Kamila Daisy with Max and the gorgeous Tash helping out. Max and Tash both booth-bitched the hell out of it all weekend. We came, we laughed, we conquered.
I got to tattoo loads as always over the two days. Saturday started off slowly but once i had my first person who had picked some flash off my sheets in the booth getting tattooed it just continued from there onwards.
Honestly, the best part of coming back to conventions year after year is seeing new and old faces. There's nothing like people coming back to the booth for another tattoo, or showing off how a piece from a previous year has healed. Not to forget Izi who I've now tattooed at every Bristol Convention I've been to who also conveniently reminds me how every year I'm always slightly hungover….
One tattoo I did which was pretty fun as the conversation was epic was on Simon the bass player from 4ft Fingers who if you didn't know, is a UK punk rock band. I ended up doing some flaming dice on his ankle straight after he had just played!!
A big thanks goes to Fil for having me back again, and to the whole crew who work so hard to make it all happen. Putting on a convention this size is no small job, and ten years of it is a proper achievement.
But the biggest thanks goes to all of you who came and got tattooed!! It really does make the weekend.
See you all hopefully next year!!
If you missed me at Bristol and want to get something booked in, fill out the enquiry form and we can start planning something.
Bristol was ALL the fun!! This year was a special one, as it was the 10th anniversary of Bristol Tattoo Convention, and I feel super lucky to have been part of it again. This was my third year working it.
As always, I was there with my Good Times family at booth W45, alongside Nikole Lowe, Emily Rabbit and Jodie Mae, Kamila Daisy with Max and the gorgeous Tash helping out. Max and Tash both booth-bitched the hell out of it all weekend. We came, we laughed, we conquered.
I got to tattoo loads as always over the two days. Saturday started off slowly but once i had my first person who had picked some flash off my sheets in the booth getting tattooed it just continued from there onwards.
Honestly, the best part of coming back to conventions year after year is seeing new and old faces. There's nothing like people coming back to the booth for another tattoo, or showing off how a piece from a previous year has healed. Not to forget Izi who I've now tattooed at every Bristol Convention I've been to who also conveniently reminds me how every year I'm always slightly hungover….
One tattoo I did which was pretty fun as the conversation was epic was on Simon the bass player from 4ft Fingers who if you didn't know, is a UK punk rock band. I ended up doing some flaming dice on his ankle straight after he had just played!!
A big thanks goes to Fil for having me back again, and to the whole crew who work so hard to make it all happen. Putting on a convention this size is no small job, and ten years of it is a proper achievement.
But the biggest thanks goes to all of you who came and got tattooed!! It really does make the weekend.
See you all hopefully next year!!
If you missed me at Bristol and want to get something booked in, fill out the enquiry form and we can start planning something.
Bristol was ALL the fun!! This year was a special one, as it was the 10th anniversary of Bristol Tattoo Convention, and I feel super lucky to have been part of it again. This was my third year working it.
As always, I was there with my Good Times family at booth W45, alongside Nikole Lowe, Emily Rabbit and Jodie Mae, Kamila Daisy with Max and the gorgeous Tash helping out. Max and Tash both booth-bitched the hell out of it all weekend. We came, we laughed, we conquered.
I got to tattoo loads as always over the two days. Saturday started off slowly but once i had my first person who had picked some flash off my sheets in the booth getting tattooed it just continued from there onwards.
Honestly, the best part of coming back to conventions year after year is seeing new and old faces. There's nothing like people coming back to the booth for another tattoo, or showing off how a piece from a previous year has healed. Not to forget Izi who I've now tattooed at every Bristol Convention I've been to who also conveniently reminds me how every year I'm always slightly hungover….
One tattoo I did which was pretty fun as the conversation was epic was on Simon the bass player from 4ft Fingers who if you didn't know, is a UK punk rock band. I ended up doing some flaming dice on his ankle straight after he had just played!!
A big thanks goes to Fil for having me back again, and to the whole crew who work so hard to make it all happen. Putting on a convention this size is no small job, and ten years of it is a proper achievement.
But the biggest thanks goes to all of you who came and got tattooed!! It really does make the weekend.
See you all hopefully next year!!
If you missed me at Bristol and want to get something booked in, fill out the enquiry form and we can start planning something.