Beto Nunes Brand Design – Romma Art Tattoo

Understanding, coherence, and desire: it was based on these three pillars that we began to shape the new phase of tattoo artist Romário Ramalho, who is transitioning from a solo career to managing a multidisciplinary studio. It’s a timely moment to build a reputation and become a reference in the field—not only for the work he delivers, but for recognizing that there is an underexplored gap in brand building within the segment. For this, we developed an image that represents his essence, not just a market-driven aesthetic: communicating values and telling stories to build an intimate connection with people who see tattooing as a form of self-expression.
With six years of experience in the tattoo market, Romário Ramalho is already perceived by many as a professional reference. For this reason, we chose not to break away from this story, but to evolve it. Romma is an abbreviation of the name of the professional who leads not a tattoo studio, but an atelier that transposes stories onto the skin—stories told visually in the form of art, eternalizing memories.
Beyond the tattoo
Without compromising coherence, a brand needs to broaden the way it interacts—materializing itself through experiences that make sense in order to achieve its goals and strengthen its relevance with both consumers and the entire market in which it operates—a true reference. And if tattooing is a lifestyle, nothing is more coherent than, beyond marking the skin, wearing the personality of those who are part of our universe. This demonstrates not only the brand’s ability to open new spaces for dialogue and market presence, but also the power of its visual identity to expand while remaining distinctive.