“Heavy Chicano dudes with prison-style tattoos coming in and out of the California ... Inspired by legendary street artists like the late Teen Angel (born David Holland), some of Moreno ...

"I was like the first Chicano who ever even got a job as a professional tattoo artist," Negrete says. The cruising scene in East Los Angeles was great early advertising. In a couple of years ...

You may think your favorite artist is an O.G. of the tattoo world. But compared with ... and they weren’t about to let any Chicano gangster just start tattooing,” Negrete says.

“I've always been an artist, but seeing my uncle do Chicano-style tattoos, I started drawing Day of the Dead stuff and Chicano style women when I was young,” Carrasco says. “I was born and ...

Since then, symbols of Chicano identity, such as oversized streetwear, elaborate tattoos and lowrider cars, have permeated mainstream culture. Subcultures influenced by Chicano imagery have ...

So was hip-hop. Like Teen Angel, Oriol’s images evoke the mystique and power of chicano expression. Honoring heritage and neighborhood ties are essential to the Latino/Latina/Latinx ethos and ...

Oriol felt the magazine’s subject matter mirrored his own work — he was using his camera lens to capture Chicano life while Angel did it with his colorful, hand-drawn illustrations.