The WTI — Wear the Ink project is approaching its first real moment.
For weeks, the designs have existed in notebooks, on screens, and in files.
Images inspired by the world of tattooing, conceived as symbols.
Some images find their place on the skin.
Others become clothing.
WTI was born from this simple idea.
The first pieces
The first chapter of WTI is called Modern Goddesses.
Five figures.
Five symbols.
Five interpretations of what modern deities could be.
Goddesses born from screens, thoughts, signals, and the traces that the contemporary world leaves behind.
Each design is conceived as a strong graphic icon, with an aesthetic close to tattooing: marked lines, legible symbols, immediate visual presence.
Private access
For now, the WTI — Wear the Ink site is accessible via private access.
A small number of people can preview the first five pieces of the Modern Goddesses series.
This phase will allow us to see the designs in their final form and gather initial feedback.
The site will remain password-protected during this stage.
A project born in tattooing
WTI is not a clothing brand created from scratch.
The project was born in a tattoo studio.
Some designs become tattoos.
Others become images to wear.
The idea is not to do merchandising, but to create symbols that exist both in tattoo culture and in clothing.
WTI — Wear the Ink
Some images live on skin.
Others are meant to be worn.