Homegrown Business: Tatouage Black Orchid

In the heart of Ste-Geneviève, Tatouage Black Orchid thrives under the creative vision of Darren, a lifelong artist. The studio blends tattoos, original paintings, crafts, and even plants into one vibrant space where creativity and self-expression take center stage. As the owner, Darren and the team transform each project into a unique reflection of individuality by connecting with clients to create quality pieces. In this interview, Darren sheds light on the inspiration and dedication behind this flourishing local business.

Tatouage Black Orchid

What is your business called and what does it do?

Tatouage Black Orchid, art studio

What made you want to do this work?

Been an artist since I could hold a pencil😉

What problem did you want to solve with the business?

More business

Who are your clientele/demographics?

Men, women, 20+

How does your business make money? How does it work?

Tattoo art, paintings, crafts, and plants

Where in the city can we find your profession?

Ste Genevieve, Montreal

What is the best question a prospective customer could ask a member of your profession when comparing services? Give the answer as well.

What style of art do you specialize in?

Check out our portfolios!

What is the best part about what you do? What is the worst part?

The people! The art!

There is no worse part, we have the best job in the world!

What is your favourite joke about your own profession?

That we don’t actually work for a living🙄

Where can we follow you?

@deejaysart and @tatouageblackorchid

PAY IT FORWARD: What is another local business that you love?

La Roulotte hot dog station

 

About Alexis Bain 4 Articles
Alexis Bain is a content sourcer, she is a creative and community-driven individual passionate about spotlighting the people and projects that make local communities unique. She connects with businesses, charities, artists, musicians, and creatives to share their meaningful stories. Alexis enjoys spending her time volunteering and participating in community events which inspires her work with the Guardian.