Doc Blackwolf
Tattoo artist at Rabid Hands Tattoo
Ballard, Seattle· King County
Doc Blackwolf started tattooing in 1999 and prefers neo-traditional color work, with influences from American Traditional and Japanese styles. Doc also enjoys classic cartoons and takes on coverups.
From Rabid Hands Tattoo’s website, checked October 18, 2026.
Specialties: “Neo-traditional color work and coverups” (the studio’s words)
At a glance
- Role
- Tattoo artist
- Studio
- Rabid Hands Tattoo4775 Ballard Ave NW, Seattle, WA 98107
- Neighborhood
- Ballard, Seattle · King County
- Styles
- American Traditional, Neo-Traditional, Japanese (Irezumi), Color and Cover-Up
- @artoftheblackwolf
- Profile on Rabid Hands Tattoo’s site
- rabidhands.com/doc-gallery
Doc Blackwolf: common questions
Where does Doc Blackwolf work?
Doc Blackwolf is listed as a tattoo artist at Rabid Hands Tattoo, 4775 Ballard Ave NW, Seattle, WA 98107. These details come from the studio's own website; confirm with the studio before you visit.
What tattoo styles does Doc Blackwolf do?
The studio's website lists American traditional, neo-traditional, Japanese (Irezumi), color, and cover-up for Doc Blackwolf. In the studio's words: "Neo-traditional color work and coverups".
How do I book with Doc Blackwolf?
Reach Doc Blackwolf through Instagram (@artoftheblackwolf), Rabid Hands Tattoo at (206) 618-1447, or Rabid Hands Tattoo's website (rabidhands.com). Many artists ask for a deposit to hold an appointment, and custom pieces usually start with a consultation.
Is Doc Blackwolf licensed?
Washington requires tattoo artists and body piercers to hold a Department of Licensing license (RCW 18.300). You can check any artist with the DOL license lookup; see our Washington tattoo laws guide for how.
Sources
Pages on the studio’s own website that name Doc Blackwolf, checked October 18, 2026. Profiles show professional information only.
- 1rabidhands.com/artists — Rabid Hands Tattoo
- 2rabidhands.com/doc-gallery — Rabid Hands Tattoo
