Make It
Permanent.
Riverwest Tattoo Company brings together artists working across traditional, blackwork, black and gray, illustrative, fine-line, color, coverups and cosmetic tattooing. Walk in with an idea—or connect directly with the artist who fits your project.
Find Your
Artist.
Each artist books through their own preferred method. Select a portfolio to review their current work and contact information.
Drew Hibbard
Traditional, neo-traditional, black and gray, illustrative, blackout and coverup work.
Open official portfolio →Andrew S. Hysel
American traditional, color and black-and-gray tattooing across multiple styles.
Open official portfolio →Paula Schultz
Black and gray, linework and blackwork with natural, witchy, folky and classic motifs.
Open official portfolio →Lennox Lange
Linework, black and gray, blackwork, floral, art deco, animals and anime.
Open official portfolio →Carl
Fine-line, stipple shading and illustrative tattoos, especially flowers, insects and wildlife.
Open official portfolio →Nick Kaiser
Apprentice artist working across styles with a special interest in black and gray.
Open official portfolio →Monica Flores
Cosmetic tattooing including microshading, eyeliner and lip blush.
Open official portfolio →One Shop.
Many Styles.
Riverwest Tattoo Company’s current roster covers a wide range of visual approaches, from hard blackwork to high-color traditional work.
Bold outlines, classic motifs and work designed to age clearly.
01Contrast, shading and dimensional work without relying on color.
02Controlled linework, delicate details and clean compositions.
03Artist-driven pieces with drawing, engraving and narrative influence.
04Heavy blacks, graphic silhouettes, texture and ornamental structure.
05Bright saturation, neo-traditional palettes and statement pieces.
06Strategic reworking of existing tattoos after artist consultation.
07Microshading, eyeliner and lip-blush services through a specialist.
08Got An Idea
For Today?
Small to medium pieces may be accepted as walk-ins. Large-scale projects need to be booked directly with an artist. Walk-ins are first come, first served, so call the shop or stop in to ask what is available.
Protect The
Work.
Always follow the instructions provided by your artist. These are general reminders, not a substitute for artist-specific aftercare.
Wash gently with clean hands and mild, fragrance-free soap as instructed.
Let flaking and peeling happen naturally. Scratching can damage healing skin and ink.
Skip pools, hot tubs and long baths while the tattoo is healing.
Walk In.
Stand Out.
Located in the center of one of Milwaukee’s most creative neighborhoods.
Milwaukee, WI 53212
1:00 PM–10:00 PM