Masskara Inkfest by NOMAD Outdoor

10/06/2026

The BIGGEST TATTOO EVENT IN NEGROS ISLAND MASSKARA INKFEST by NOMAD Outdoor GEAR Outdoor on October 17, 2026

ON THE SPOT TATTOO COMPETITION
DETAILS:
ENTRY FEE
ALL CATEGORIES (except new gen) 3,500 ONLY.
NEW GEN - 3,000 PhP ONLY
Multiple entry add - 2,000 Php
(All Participants will received plaque)

✅ Best in BLACK & GREY (strictly wash only)
🏆1ST PLACE - 7,000php -TROPHY -PLAQUE + FREEBIES
🏆2ND PLACE - 4,000php -TROPHY -PLAQUE +FREEBIES
🏆3RD PLACE - 3,000php -TROPHY -PLAQUE +FREEBIES
🏆4TH-10TH PLACE - PLAQUE

✅TRAD, NEO TRAD, ORIENTALS, ANIME
🏆1ST PLACE - 7,000php -TROPHY -PLAQUE + FREEBIES
🏆2ND PLACE - 4,000php -TROPHY -PLAQUE +FREEBIES
🏆3RD PLACE - 3,000php -TROPHY -PLAQUE +FREEBIES
🏆4TH PLACE -10TH PLACE - PLAQUE

✅Best in COLORED
🏆1ST PLACE - 7,000php -TROPHY -PLAQUE + FREEBIES
🏆2ND PLACE - 4,000php -TROPHY -PLAQUE +FREEBIES
🏆3RD PLACE - 3,000php -TROPHY -PLAQUE +FREEBIES
🏆4TH PLACE -10TH PLACE - PLAQUE

✅REALISM, SURREALISM, POP ART
🏆1ST PLACE - 7,000php -TROPHY -PLAQUE + FREEBIES
🏆2ND PLACE - 4,000php - TROPHY -PLAQUE +FREEBIES
🏆3RD PLACE - 3,000php -TROPHY -PLAQUE +FREEBIES
🏆4TH PLACE -10TH PLACE - PLAQUE

✅NEWGEN (OPEN CATEGORY)
🏆1ST PLACE - 5,000php -TROPHY -PLAQUE + FREEBIES
🏆2ND PLACE - 4,000php - TROPHY -PLAQUE +FREEBIES
🏆3RD PLACE - 3,000php -TROPHY -PLAQUE +FREEBIES
🏆4TH PLACE -10TH PLACE - PLAQUE

SPECIAL AWARDS:
✅BEST IN LINEWORK
✅BEST IN DETAILS
✅BEST IN PORTRAIT
✅BEST IN SHADING
✅BEST IN REALISM
✅BEST IN LARGEST PIECE

INCLUSION:
- 1 EVENT SHIRT
- 1 TABLE
- 2 CHAIRS
- EVENT ID'S
- EVENT STICKER'S
- CERTIFICATE
- 2 MEALS (MODEL & ARTIST)
-NOMAD STICKERS
-NOMAD ECOBAG
- SNACKS

MINIMUM SIZE - 5X5 INCHES
TIME- 11 HOURS (7AM - 6PM)
BRING YOUR OWN EXTENSION CHORD
FREE FOOD AND WATER FOR ARTIST
888 CHINATOWN SQUARE- EVENT CENTERBACOLOD

Pm us for inquiries

06/06/2026

Goodluck and Godbless to all

In the heart of Silay City, known as the "Paris of Negros" for its rich heritage and love for the arts, the Kansilay Tattoo Festival emerges as a powerful testament to the evolution of Filipino culture. While Silay is famous for its ancestral homes, mouth-watering delicacies and the legendary Princess Kansilay, this modern festival bridges the gap between ancient traditions and contemporary self-expression. It serves not only as a competition but as a vital educational platform designed to redefine the narrative surrounding body art.

Tattooing in the Philippines is a legacy that dates back to the Pintados, where ink was a badge of courage and social standing. The Kansilay Tattoo Festival promotes this craft as a legitimate fine art. By showcasing the intricate skills of local and visiting artists, the event highlights the technical precision, creativity, and storytelling inherent in every design. It transforms the body into a living canvas, encouraging the public to see tattoos not as "vandalism" on the skin, but as a sophisticated form of visual communication and personal history.
Regarding the proper age to get a tattoo, the festival and the broader community advocate for maturity and informed consent. Generally, 18 years old is recognized as the standard legal age. This ensures that the individual has the emotional and mental maturity to make a permanent decision. A tattoo is a lifelong commitment, and the festival encourages young people to wait until they are certain of their identity and the message they wish to carry forever.

Perhaps the most significant impact of the Kansilay Tattoo Festival is its stand against discrimination. For too long, individuals with tattoos have faced professional and social bias, often wrongly associated with deviance or lack of character.

"Tattoos are stories on the skin; they do not define a person's capability, intelligence, or morality."

By bringing tattoo culture into the public eye in a celebratory, family-friendly atmosphere, Silay City fosters an environment of INKclusivity. It challenges the community to look past the ink and see the person beneath—a professional, an artist, a parent, or a friend.

The Kansilay Tattoo Festival is more than just a gathering of artists; it is a movement. It celebrates the bravery of Princess Kansilay by encouraging a different kind of courage: the courage to be oneself and the courage to accept others without judgment.

26/05/2026

Cooking for Masskara Inkfest by NOMAD Outdoor

22/05/2026

11/05/2026

Meet Our Esteemed Judge 🔥
Presenting the incredible Janessa Palmaing, one of the official judges of the upcoming Masskara Inkfest 2026 by Nomad Outdoor⁠.

Known for her artistic precision, bold creativity, and deep passion for tattoo culture, Janessa brings years of experience and an exceptional eye for detail to the judging panel. Her dedication to the craft and respect within the tattoo community make her a powerful force in the industry.

Get ready as she helps crown the finest tattoo artists at the biggest tattoo gathering in Negros Island.

🔥 MASSKARA INKFEST 2026
📅 October 17, 2026
Where ink becomes art and artists become legends.

03/05/2026

We are proud to introduce one of the distinguished judges for the Masskara Inkfest 2026 Draz Palaming.

A respected name in the tattoo industry, Draz Palaming brings exceptional artistry, years of experience, and a deep passion for the craft. Known for his creativity, precision, and dedication to elevating tattoo artistry, he has earned the admiration of both artists and enthusiasts alike.

As a judge, Draz will bring his expert eye, technical knowledge, and artistic vision to the competition, helping recognize the finest talent and most outstanding works of ink. His presence adds prestige and inspiration to this year's biggest tattoo gathering.

Join us as we celebrate artistry, creativity, and the vibrant tattoo culture at Masskara Inkfest 2026—the biggest tattoo event in Negros Island!
📅 October 17, 2026 📍 Negros Island
Get ready for an unforgettable celebration of ink, passion, and talent. See you there!

This event brought you by
NOMAD Outdoor GEAR

02/05/2026

We officially SUPPORT this event 🙌 👏

In the heart of Silay City, known as the "Paris of Negros" for its rich heritage and love for the arts, the Kansilay Tattoo Festival emerges as a powerful testament to the evolution of Filipino culture. While Silay is famous for its ancestral homes, mouth-watering delicacies and the legendary Princess Kansilay, this modern festival bridges the gap between ancient traditions and contemporary self-expression. It serves not only as a competition but as a vital educational platform designed to redefine the narrative surrounding body art.

Tattooing in the Philippines is a legacy that dates back to the Pintados, where ink was a badge of courage and social standing. The Kansilay Tattoo Festival promotes this craft as a legitimate fine art. By showcasing the intricate skills of local and visiting artists, the event highlights the technical precision, creativity, and storytelling inherent in every design. It transforms the body into a living canvas, encouraging the public to see tattoos not as "vandalism" on the skin, but as a sophisticated form of visual communication and personal history.
Regarding the proper age to get a tattoo, the festival and the broader community advocate for maturity and informed consent. Generally, 18 years old is recognized as the standard legal age. This ensures that the individual has the emotional and mental maturity to make a permanent decision. A tattoo is a lifelong commitment, and the festival encourages young people to wait until they are certain of their identity and the message they wish to carry forever.

Perhaps the most significant impact of the Kansilay Tattoo Festival is its stand against discrimination. For too long, individuals with tattoos have faced professional and social bias, often wrongly associated with deviance or lack of character.

"Tattoos are stories on the skin; they do not define a person's capability, intelligence, or morality."

By bringing tattoo culture into the public eye in a celebratory, family-friendly atmosphere, Silay City fosters an environment of INKclusivity. It challenges the community to look past the ink and see the person beneath—a professional, an artist, a parent, or a friend.

The Kansilay Tattoo Festival is more than just a gathering of artists; it is a movement. It celebrates the bravery of Princess Kansilay by encouraging a different kind of courage: the courage to be oneself and the courage to accept others without judgment.