Door Number Four · Vienna

Tattoo Portfolio

We have been tattooing in Vienna since 2009, and working in the trade much longer. Our work ranges from full Japanese backpieces to odd little walk-ins drawn that day. Each tattoo is made for the person who will wear it.

Japanese Tattooing

Japanese tattooing rewards patience. Sleeves and backpieces are drawn around the body, with the background planned as carefully as the main image. We also make smaller Japanese pieces when the idea calls for it.

Japanese cherry blossoms and water leg tattoo in Vienna
Large Japanese tattoo by Door Number Four Vienna
Japanese samurai backpiece with fire
Traditional koi backpiece with rocks and water
Japanese Hannya and cherry blossom sleeve
Japanese koi tattoo
Japanese dragon tattoo in progress
Japanese mask and cherry blossom sleeve
Traditional Japanese dragon leg tattoo
Samurai and snake backpiece in progress

Custom Work

Some ideas do not belong to a ready-made category. Bring us whatever you have—a rough thought is enough. We draw from there and make a tattoo that fits the person wearing it.

Abstract traditional tiger tattoo
Colour Art Deco cover-up backpiece
Custom Big Lebowski tattoo
Custom colour third-eye tattoo
Traditional custom Dad tattoo
Creative custom colour tattoo
Custom cat tattoo
Cherry blossom cat cover-up tattoo in Vienna
Cardinal tattoo on the ribs
Engraving-style blackwork backpiece
Abstract colour sun tattoo
Custom colour mermaid tattoo

Walk-ins

We still love the loose rhythm of a street shop: somebody walks in with an idea and leaves wearing it. Small tattoos are little jewels. When the day allows, we are happy to draw something on the spot or work from the flash on our walls.

Traditional flower palm tattoo
Small abstract symbol tattoo
Virgin of Guadalupe moon tattoo
One-line horse walk-in tattoo
Small traditional cactus tattoo
Blackwork dog on a skateboard tattoo
Fine-line wrist and finger tattoos
Traditional seahorse walk-in tattoo
Traditional trout tattoo
Small ice-cream walk-in tattoo

Beyond the Shop

Tattooing has carried us into museums and shops around the world. This part holds a little of that wider life—the paintings, books and people that feed the work.

Door Number Four tattooers playing music between appointments
Tattoo convention in India
Spit-shaded tattoo art at the Palma Museum of Modern Art
Tattooing with friends in Japan
Japanese dragon watercolour painting
Beer label artwork for Carnival Tattoo
Townes Van Zandt painting for the Carnie Family Songbook
Door Number Four Vienna crew

Have something in mind?

Tell us what you are thinking, where you want it and roughly how large. We will take it from there.

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