The Painted Fox Tattoo and Oddities
About the Shop
The Painted Fox Tattoo and Oddities in Warrenton, VA is a unique tattoo studio that combines traditional ink work with an eclectic oddities shop vibe. The laid-back space creates a welcoming environment for both tattoo enthusiasts and those seeking piercings, with cool merchandise like custom t-shirts and artisanal candles adding to its character. This queer-friendly establishment has built a reputation for handling everything from intricate sleeve designs to smaller pieces, with a strong focus on detailed planning and artistic talent.
Business Hours
| Monday: | 12-5 PM |
| Tuesday: | 12-5 PM |
| Wednesday: | 12-5 PM |
| Thursday: | 12-5 PM |
| Friday: | 12-5 PM |
| Saturday: | 12-5 PM |
| Sunday: | Closed |
Featured Reviews
Where do I even begin?? I was so happy about a year and a half ago when I found out that such talented artists were just around the corner from me! I didn't have to travel all the way to my old shop anymore to get nice work.. (hated Manassas traffic!!) I always understood tattoo artists and their owners to be kind of cold, unapproachable or honestly.. creepy.. I just accepted that that's how it just was.. That is until The Painted Fox and Murph showed me I don't have to accept anything less than a welcoming, FUN and just...
I got my nose pierced here about a year ago and waited patiently for it to heal, hoping everything would settle into place. Unfortunately, I'm really disappointed with the result. The piercing is noticeably crooked, especially the right side, which was pierced much lower than the left. I had a double nose piercing done, and despite the piercer using a measuring tape, the placement is uneven. To make matters worse, my nose bled excessively during the process, and the piercer made an inappropriate and uncomfortable comment, saying I had a "cocaine nose," which was not only inaccurate but extremely unprofessional....
Replying to shop response: So, if I am understanding correctly, their work was subpar, and knowing that you allowed her to work there and tattoo clients knowing that her work was not up to the shop's professional standards? That sounds bad on you as a shop owner. And if that's not what you meant, you're then saying that all the clients she tattooed have bad-looking tattoos? Like they deserved better? I am personally thrilled with her work and style, as it seemed others were. Your reasons are your own for letting her go, but for those of us who don't...