Tattoo Artist-in-Residence at Thompson Seattle

Thompson Seattle will host Justice Wolf as its latest Tattoo Artist-in-Residence on Saturday, Nov. 5, and Sunday, Nov. 6. Justice’s handpoke tattoos, which are tattoos made without a machine, will be available to a small number of individuals via a lottery.

For a chance to get a tattoo, individuals must register at hotel each day between 11 a.m. and 12 p.m. If selected, they will receive a tattoo later that afternoon.

Thompson Seattle’s series of immersive, interactive body art experiences kicked off with renowned local Seattle body artist Lolli to much success followed by Portland-based artist Alice Kendall (@alicestattoos).

A queer non-binary artist, animal lover, and outdoor enthusiast, Justice’s art is generally inspired by nature, queer love, and their Japanese heritage. They are drawn to handpoke tattooing because of its rich history and roots from black and brown people around the world, and the gentle and quiet technique which suits their personality. I’ve attached a photo of Justice as well as tattoos available at the pop-up.