About Us
We’d love to welcome you to Moonfolk Tattoo! Our space is intended to be an immersive place where body art + community come together. We’re dedicated to honoring individual journeys through body art and community in a space that feels both sacred and social.
Tattoos are ritual, personal adornment, & storytelling, and can be rooted in heritage, nature, folklore, & whimsy. Because of this, we hope to help bring something special to your experience in a place where everyone is welcome. We can’t wait to work with you as you create your tattoo collection!
Caylee Osborne
Co-Owner + Resident Artist
Caylee, also known as Cayls, has been tattooing in Northwest Arkansas since 2024, and is an artist in various mediums such as acrylics, pen and ink, and watercolor. She is a tattoo artist who prioritizes creating something unique and true to each client and celebrating the art of collaboration.
Caylee, also known as Cayls, has been tattooing in Northwest Arkansas since 2024, and is an artist in various mediums such as acrylics, pen and ink, and watercolor. She is a tattoo artist who prioritizes creating something unique and true to each client and celebrating the art of collaboration. Her style focuses primarily on illustrative blackwork, and traditional leaning pieces, drawing inspiration from things of whimsy or nostalgia, nature, and american traditional subject matter.
In tattooing, Caylee is committed to maintaining a set up that is eco-conscious, sustainable, and would hopefully make our planet a little bit more comfortable. She can also be found on EcoTattooing.com!
Iridian Ruiz
Co-Owner + Resident Artist
Iridian is a Latina artist based in Bentonville. She is a tattooer, ceramicist, and artist working in a variety of other mediums including charcoal, pen and ink, and printmaking. Also known as Oatmilk Pokes, she is a tattoo artist who incorporates heritage-inspired imagery into her handpoke and machine work.
Iridian is a Latina artist based in Bentonville. She is a tattooer, ceramicist, and artist working in a variety of other mediums including charcoal, pen and ink, and printmaking. Also known as Oatmilk Pokes, she is a tattoo artist who incorporates heritage-inspired imagery into her handpoke and machine work. Her style is nature-driven, illustrative, ornamental, and drawn from botanical inspiration, folk art, and storybooks. As a ceramicist and pottery teacher, she creates lively functional pieces with modern Mexican-inspired colors reminiscent of Mexico City's mid-century aesthetic. Her work is guided by a belief that art should lend itself to culture and a softly romanticized life.
In tattooing, Iridian is committed to maintaining a set up that is eco-conscious, sustainable, and would hopefully make our planet a little bit more comfortable. She can also be found on the map for EcoTattooing.com!
Resident Artist
Madison
Madison is a tattoo artist born and raised in Siloam Springs Arkansas. She has been tattooing since 2020. Her style focuses on geometry, blackwork, gothic ornamental, organic matter, and abstract designs. Madison also does a wide variety of mixed media art, ranging from painting, drawing, string art, polymer clay, bone art, and murals. Her work is rooted in spirituality and energy, believing that tattoos turn the physical body into a sacred canvas that reflects our transformation, personal growth, and our movement in the universe beyond our daily existence.
Resident Artist
Tristan
Tristan is an artist that specializes in American Traditional tattooing. He stays true to bold lines, solid saturation and classic designs while putting his own spin on things.
Whether it’s a large-scale, hand drawn filler, black and grey, or full color, he’s always looking for ways to take an idea and make it his own while staying true to the roots of the style he feels he does best. When he’s not tattooing, he’s drawing, painting, and creating original artwork, all of which he has available for purchase.
Resident Artist
Valerie
Valerie is a Latina artist and Bentonville Arkansas Native. She creates in many forms of art along with tattooing, including acrylic and gouache painting, charcoal and ink drawing, embroidery, and quilting. Her goal as a tattoo artist is to help people express themselves by creating a unique design and experience for each individual. She takes inspiration from indigenous art forms and nature. Her style is anything flowy, floral, and quirky.
Tattoo + Community
Art + community naturally go hand-in-hand! Not only are we a space for body art, we are also a place that welcomes other art mediums for our community to enjoy. We showcase works from various local artists. Local artists’ work is available for purchase along with work in our retail space.