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Sergio Reynoso, owner of Tattootlan on 1860 S. Main St., sits in his small shop, which is covered in skulls, Santa Maria icons, crucifixes and other relics of his Mexican heritage—a core style of tattooing in which Tattootlan specializes, though they can ink any kind of style. Reynoso began tattooing at the age of 12 in 1976 while in Mexico, using tools he built and taught himself how to use. “Back in the days, there were no suppliers,” Reynoso says, “so you had to improvise your tools.” Reynoso came to Salt Lake City in the mid-1990s to enter the tattoo scene. He got his start working at ASI Tattoo & Artistic Skin Illustrations, one of the oldest shops in Salt Lake City, and eventually left to open Tattootlan in 2000.

Today, after years of tattooing on the streets of Mexico and trying to break into tattoo artist circles in the western United States, Reynoso runs his own shop, Sergio's Tattootlan, which he opened in Salt Lake City about...

Este fue uno de los pilares sobre los cuales se construyo La Casa del Tatuador, fue el quinto seminario gratuito que se impartió en el bar La Cumbancha, patrocinado por ZEMCA, Gracias a Sergio Reynoso por su contribución a este proyecto. Les dejamos la #tattooneta de Sergio.

En estos videos trataremos de retratar la realidad del Tatuaje #tattoonetas T01E54-1 Mexicano desde sus inicios hasta la actualidad,sin filtros ni ediciones ,si quieres ser parte de este proyecto o sabes de alguien que pueda y quiera participar contactanos , el unico requisito es ser honesto, saludos gracias por compartir.