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Pedro Alós Chiandoni

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Pedro Alós Chiandoni is a distinguished tattoo artist located in Cuauhtémoc, Mexico, boasting particular expertise in minimalist and fineline styles. Known for his skill and precision, he offers professional services by appointment only at his private studio, "ReVolting Ink", ensuring each client's artwork is meticulously crafted using state-of-the-art Cheyenne tattoo equipment.

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Cuauhtémoc, Mexico
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  • InterviewIn conversation with Pifa AlarconOn black and red hand poke, Catholic guilt, the joy of the creative process, and the slow, thoughtful work of sharing the craft without becoming an elitist.
  • ArticleThe Slow Art of TeboriTracing the hand-carving method behind Japan's traditional tattoo canon: what the word means, where it came from, and why a handful of masters still keep it alive.
  • ArticleAn Appreciation of Early Tattoo CollectorsExplore four early tattoo collectors and performers—Prince Constantine, the Great Omi, Nora Hildebrandt and Rusty Skuse—and their role in tattoo history.
  • ArticleThe World’s Oldest Tattoo ShopsExplore five historic tattoo shops still operating today, from Montreal and Long Beach to Hong Kong, Copenhagen and Jerusalem, and the artists preserving them.
  • InterviewIn conversation with Christian MaheuxHe learned tattooing the old-school way, but has little interest in standing still. On creativity, freedom, learning from a younger generation & making a living without losing the art.

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