How Chase Nolan Built a Tattoo Brand
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Show Notes
In this episode, Chase Nolan—Florida tattoo artist and geometric blackwork specialist—breaks down how he went from doing walk-ins in a military town to building a career around a niche style he actually loves. We talk about the reality behind the so-called “tattoo apocalypse,” why oversaturation is forcing weak artists out of the industry, and what actually keeps great artists booked: client experience, consistency, and being known.
Chase also shares how YouTube has brought him more clients than any other platform, why most tattoo artists underestimate titles, thumbnails, and content strategy, and how conventions, social media, and old-school hustle still work when you use them right. On top of that, we get into shop culture, apprenticeships, work-life balance, and the motorcycle passion he shares with his son.
This one is for tattoo artists who want to stand out, build demand, and create a career with more intention.