Legal notice, privacy and credits
This is a concept website made for Stunnink by Dividendo. Here is what this page will say on the real site, and what this preview does.
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Who is behind this
This concept website was made for Stunnink Tattoo Studio (College Street, Killarney) by Dividendo, the web design studio of Iván Cárdenas in Killarney, Ireland. It is a preview to show the studio, not its official website.
On the real site, this section shows the studio’s name or company name, address and email, its VAT number if it has one and, for a company, its CRO number.
About this preview: ivancardenas@dividendoweb.com.
Privacy
This preview collects no data. What you choose in the price calculator or type in the sample WhatsApp never leaves your browser and is gone when you close the page.
On the real site, the studio is the controller. If you message it, it uses your details only to answer you and plan your tattoo (GDPR art. 6.1.b). WhatsApp (Meta) handles those messages. You can ask to see, correct or delete your details by email, and complain to the Data Protection Commission (dataprotection.ie).
Version of 2 November 2026.
Cookies
This website uses no cookies or analytics and loads nothing from other companies: the typefaces, the film and the 3D bike are hosted here. That’s why it has no cookie banner. The Google Maps link only opens Google Maps when you click it.
Credits
Film and stills: “Welcome to Stunnink Tattoo Studio”, filmed by @caoiltecaptures for Stunnink, © Stunnink, from the studio’s Facebook page. Shown here without sound, to present this concept to the studio.
3D bike: a motorbike model by wekene9239 on Meshy (meshy.ai), licensed under CC BY 4.0 (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0). Recoloured satin black and simplified for the web. No brand names or logos are shown, and this site has no connection with any motorcycle brand.
Background details: an emblem artwork supplied for this concept (it isn’t the studio’s official logo). The tattoo machine and the Stunnink graffiti next to the price calculator were made for this website.
Typefaces: Grenze Gotisch by Omnibus-Type and Barlow by Jeremy Tribby, both under the SIL Open Font License, hosted on this website. The graffiti letters are drawn with Sedgwick Ave Display by Pedro Vergani and Kevin Burke, also under the SIL Open Font License. 3D engine: three.js (MIT licence).
