Voodoo Ink

St Kilda, Australia

3.5

2 reviews

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Telephone:
+61 3 9593 9066
Website:
www.voodooink.com.au
Address:
27 Carlisle St, St Kilda, Victoria, 3182
St Kilda
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
140 ftStop 33: Barkly Street
180 ftNational Theatre
270 ftCarlisle Street
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Local time (St Kilda) 1:29 PM Sunday, June 22, 2025

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Description

Specialties

Voodoo Ink opened its doors in 1994 and from its humble beginnings, it has grown into one of the premier street shops in the iconic suburb of St. Kilda and beyond.

Voodoo Ink specialises in all styles of Modern and Traditional custom work and walk in tattooing.

No job is too big or small for the friendly staff @ voodoo ink! Just call or better still, pop in and say hi!

History

Established in 1994.

Servicing the community since 94

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2 reviews of Voodoo Ink

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Place rating: 4
Balaclava, Melbourne, Australia
Got my second tat at Voodoo. Located in the heart of St Kilda, this studio offers about 4 different artists, and with a couple of apprentices, rates are competitive. Mikey Sharks is a chief and talented tattooist.
Place rating: 3
Melbourne, Australia
I stumbled into Voodoo Ink way back in 2005 when I first moved to Melbourne. I’d parked myself in St Kilda (as many newcomers do) and was looking to get a walk-​in tattoo done to kill a Saturday afternoon. The guy I spoke to was super enthused by the ideas I had (old-​school OG swallows on my shoulders) and at that time, they were very open to walk ins.
Little did I know, the tattooist in question would go on to work in one of Melbourne’s première tattoo shops (Tattoo Magic) and Voodoo kind of allowed him to develop his chops.
That seems to be the role of Voodoo Ink. They don’t really hold on to talent but they allow newcomers an environment to hone their skills. This means that at any given time, the quality of artists in the shop can vary, so if you’re particular about ‘perfect’ tattoos (I’m not), Voodoo won’t float your boat. The batch they have now look pretty good (check the website) but that may be a different story in the future.
The shop’s not as much of a dump as it used to be also, and they’ve got plenty of flash art for those who wanna pick off the wall. This is no purist style shop, but it serves a function and there are surprisingly few studios in St Kilda.