Draw Campus is gradually selecting tattoo artists who want to turn their expertise into a structured learning experience and share it with students beyond their territory.
A course makes it possible to structure expertise, pass it on over time and make it accessible to students who may never have been able to learn directly by your side.
Your course joins a specialised catalogue and can gradually reach students beyond your existing audience, clients and territory.
Draw Campus handles hosting, student payments, access management and the learning environment so that you can focus on your expertise and content.
Draw Campus handles administration and enrolments. You receive clear reporting on your course sales, revenue and related statements.
Your course joins a platform specialising in tattoo education and benefits from the positioning, audience and international development of the Draw ecosystem.
Depending on the project’s needs, Draw can help you structure the programme, clarify its promise, present the offer and prepare its distribution, so you do not have to build the entire system alone.
Your experience, expertise, content, method and the involvement agreed as part of the partnership.
Depending on the collaboration: structuring, hosting, student payments, access, administration, sales reporting and distribution.
Your content remains your property. The rights granted to Draw Campus, revenue distribution, payment terms and each party’s responsibilities are defined before the course is published.
Draw Campus can assess its integration, positioning and distribution.
Your expertise may cover a complete method or one highly specific skill. We assess with you whether it can become a useful, clear course suited to the platform.
A course can cover a complete learning path or focus on one skill, method or specific stage of your work.
Stencil preparation, adapting a design, linework, shading, packing, colour, developing a style, client relationships or building an online presence can each become the focus of a relevant course.
A course does not need to last dozens of hours. It may last a few minutes or a few hours if it enables the student to learn something concrete and achieve a clear outcome.
You do not need a large studio or space to welcome students in person. Courses are available online and can carry your expertise beyond your territory.
Every proposal is still assessed according to the artist’s real experience, the clarity of the subject and its educational value.
When your course generates sales on Draw Campus, you receive the share of revenue defined in the partnership. Draw handles the operations agreed as part of the collaboration and provides periodic reporting on sales and the corresponding amounts.
Revenue distribution depends on Draw’s level of involvement in structuring, production, hosting, administration, distribution and acquisition. Responsibilities, revenue distribution and payment terms are contractually defined before the course is published.
Draw Campus first looks for people who can provide useful, credible and teachable expertise.
We assess expertise, not audience size.
Practical experience in tattooing and in the subject you want to teach.
A skill, method or approach that is clear enough to be taught.
The course must enable the student to learn something concrete.
The approach and project must be compatible with the platform’s standards and positioning.
A willingness to build, maintain and develop the course within a framework defined together.
Selection is not based on the artist’s fame, but on their real experience, the educational value of the subject and the possibility of building a reliable collaboration.
Draw Campus is part of Draw, an ecosystem built around tattoo culture.
Culture, artists, stories and audience.
Education, knowledge sharing and skill development.
Professional booking infrastructure for tattoo artists and their clients.
Draw — Building Tattoo Culture.
No. A course can cover a complete learning path or focus on one specific skill. Its value depends primarily on the instructor’s experience, the clarity of the subject and the outcome it enables the student to achieve.
No. Draw Campus courses are available online, so you do not need a space in which to receive students. The production format and any instructor involvement are defined for each project.
No. You can propose an existing course or present expertise that you want to turn into a programme. Draw will first assess the relevance of the project before defining the next steps.
No. Audience size is not part of our selection criteria. We assess experience, the quality of the expertise, its educational value and its alignment with Draw Campus.
Draw Campus operates on a revenue-sharing model. The exact terms are defined in the partnership and may vary depending on Draw’s level of involvement in production, hosting, distribution and acquisition.
The instructor retains ownership of their content. Any licence, potential exclusivity or distribution rights granted to Draw are explicitly defined in the agreement before publication.
Draw Campus is opening its beta with a first course in French, but the platform is designed to gradually welcome instructors, students and programmes in different languages.
Not necessarily. Any potential exclusivity, its duration and scope are explicitly defined before publication. No such commitment is assumed without a contractual agreement.
The level of involvement depends on the course and partnership. No permanent availability is assumed. Updates, responses to students, potential contributions and communication activities are agreed with the instructor before launch.
Tell us about your background, your subject and what you would like to teach on Draw Campus.
YOU DON’T NEED A COMPLETE COURSE TO START SHARING WHAT YOU KNOW.
Draw Campus is exploring remote mentoring formats that would allow experienced tattoo artists to begin with focused one-to-one video sessions, portfolio reviews or guidance on a specific challenge. Every contributor remains carefully selected by Draw Campus.
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