Ink Addiction II

Ink Addiction dates to 1998, when its founders set out to make getting tattooed feel like a welcoming experience. The Wilton Drive studio came later: the shop says it opened here in 2020, during the pandemic, drawn by the neighborhood’s welcoming community. A sister studio operates on Oakland Park Boulevard in Fort Lauderdale.

The artists the site lists at this studio cover a wide range of styles: traditional, Japanese, realism, color and neo-traditional, black-and-gray realism and fine line. Piercing happens here too, with a piercer the site credits with nearly three decades of experience.

Walk-ins are welcome every day the studio is open. For a large piece or a particular artist, the shop asks you to message first so it can hold the time, and it prefers deposits on bigger, multi-session work. Bring a government photo ID. The artist lineup comes from the shop’s own site and can change, so check before you go.