JIMMY MUNOZ

Jimmy Munoz started his apprenticeship in March of 2008. Under the supervision of all the artists at Rising Phoenix Tattoo, Jimmy started his career in the tattoo industry. His brother Beto quickly took control of his apprenticeship, teaching Jimmy how to be an artist. He soon found out that a tattoo apprenticeship would engulf all of his time. He says “it was all about practice in my apprenticeship. Always practicing gave me good art habits.” As the years have gone by Jimmy still believes that learning to be a great artist takes a lifetime. Jimmy has always strived to be a great mentor and artist in the tattoo and piercing industry. Working at Color Theory Tattoo for six years taught him how to put his head down and work hard. The experience he gained at Color Theory Tattoo will help him navigate the success of New Hope Tattoo. Jimmy told me “Always have a goal in mind” I know I can’t wait to see what Jimmy will do next.

JIMMY MUNOZ

Jimmy Munoz started his apprenticeship in March of 2008. Under the supervision of all the artists at Rising Phoenix Tattoo, Jimmy started his career in the tattoo industry. His brother Beto quickly took control of his apprenticeship, teaching Jimmy how to be an artist. He soon found out that a tattoo apprenticeship would engulf all of his time. He says “it was all about practice in my apprenticeship. Always practicing gave me good art habits.” As the years have gone by Jimmy still believes that learning to be a great artist takes a lifetime. Jimmy has always strived to be a great mentor and artist in the tattoo and piercing industry. Working at Color Theory Tattoo for six years taught him how to put his head down and work hard. The experience he gained at Color Theory Tattoo will help him navigate the success of New Hope Tattoo. Jimmy told me “Always have a goal in mind” I know I can’t wait to see what Jimmy will do next.

BETO MUNOZ

Beto Munoz has gone from a kid in Chicago sketching imaginary worlds on his bedroom walls with broken crayons, to creating award-winning tattoos at his studio in Lombard Illinois. Art has always been a big a part of his life and it shows in the quality of his work. The attention to colors and detail in his artwork and tattoos, is impeccable. From the smallest to the largest tattoo, he makes sure everything is perfect and every client is happy at his home here at New Hope Tattoo Studio.

NOE RODRIGUEZ

Noe Rodriguez started getting tattooed at the age of 18. While getting tattooed he began to become friends with the artists at the studio. Seeing so many passionate artists inspired him. Noe told me ‘’I would hang out at the shop for hours and I felt like I was home.’’ That’s when Noe knew he wanted to become a tattooist. Beginning his apprenticeship in 2011 under the crew at Rising Phoenix Tattoo, he put his head down and worked hard.

Growing up in Addison Illinois his mom always made sure he had what he needed. Noe said “My mom always taught me to work hard and I use that motivation to push myself to be a better artist’’. He has been piercing since 2012 and tattooing since 2014.

Now working with his friends at New Hope Tattoo Studio, he hopes to take his art to the next step. Specializing in black stippling and American traditional tattoos, but loves the challenge of other styles. Known for his clean lines and smooth shading, you don’t want to miss your chance to get a tattoo by Noe Rodriguez

NOE 
RODRIGUEZ

Noe Rodriguez started getting tattooed at the age of 18. While getting tattooed he began to become friends with the artists at the studio. Seeing so many passionate artists inspired him. Noe told me ‘’I would hang out at the shop for hours and I felt like I was home.’’ That’s when Noe knew he wanted to become a tattooist. Beginning his apprenticeship in 2011 under the crew at Rising Phoenix Tattoo, he put his head down and worked hard.

Growing up in Addison Illinois his mom always made sure he had what he needed. Noe said “My mom always taught me to work hard and I use that motivation to push myself to be a better artist’’. He has been piercing since 2012 and tattooing since 2014.

Now working with his friends at New Hope Tattoo Studio, he hopes to take his art to the next step. Specializing in black stippling and American traditional tattoos, but loves the challenge of other styles. Known for his clean lines and smooth shading, you don’t want to miss your chance to get a tattoo by Noe Rodriguez

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Hiram “Ram” Aleman

Hiram started drawing as a young kid and has pursued his love of art in all forms ever since. He began his professional art career as a freelance Graphic Designer in 2013 while also studying Game Art and Design. Ram graduated from the Illinois Institute of Art with a Bachelors Degree in Game Art and Design in 2016. Ram’s journey eventually led him to apprenticeship under Beto and Jimmy Munoz. It was then that he fell in love with everything that is tattooing. “The best part about tattooing is taking a client’s idea and turning it into a piece of art they will wear forever.”