Polynesian and tribal tattoos by the owner of Funhouse Tattoo and Redemption Ink. Drawn around the story you bring, and the way the piece sits on your body.
Seth Reynolds owns Funhouse Tattoo and Redemption Ink. Polynesian and tribal work is where he feels at home: patterned sleeves, shoulders, back pieces and designs that follow the body.
He began tattooing in New York and studied illustration at the Fashion Institute of Technology in Manhattan. He worked at Funhouse Tattoo in Fort Lauderdale before bringing that name to San Diego. The drawings came with him.
Bring the reason for the piece, where you want it and any references. We start with a free consultation. The design is drawn for you, and you approve it before the tattoo begins.
The plaques on the wall at Funhouse Tattoo include tribal, back-piece and black and grey awards. Here is the shelf, photographed as it stands.
On The Hangover Part II set, Seth Reynolds and Sierra Colt dressed the tattoo scene. Our report also describes Seth coaching Nick Cassavetes on tattoo technique and positioning, with artwork supplied by Funhouse Tattoo artists.
Read the set storyJocelyn came to Seth after a great white shark encounter near Guadalupe Island in Mexico. He drew the shark in a curve along her hip and thigh, using Polynesian patterns to carry her story. Our shop post records the piece.
Read the shark storyWhen Funhouse Tattoo announced its Soundwave tattoo collaboration with Skin Motion, Seth spoke about body art and technology. The shop's press release records his view of the connection between digital tattoos and work on skin.
Read the press release
Traditional, Neo traditional, Black and grey
Black and grey, Realism, Portraits
Black and grey, Horror, Japanese
Floral, Watercolor, Black and grey
