RemingtonTattoo.wikiA sourced record of Remington Tattoo Parlor and tattooing in North Park, San Diego

Guest and former artists

From RemingtonTattoo.wiki, a sourced record of Remington Tattoo Parlor + Gallery and of studio tattooing in North Park

Quick reading: Guest artists on the official artists page are Edoardo Taglioretti and Rex Roxwell.[1] Names that appear only on older official posts are treated as historical, not as the current staff list.

Editorial notice: RemingtonTattoo.wiki is an independent record compiled from remingtontattoo.com, a December 2017 SDVoyager interview, the shop’s Google Business Profile, and County of San Diego body-art program pages. It is not the official website of Remington Tattoo Parlor. Hours, artist rosters and ratings can change; confirm them with the shop at (619) 795-8915. This is general information, not medical, legal or professional advice, and it is not a booking service. See the editorial standards.

Guest artists on the current directory

The official artists page explicitly labels Edoardo Taglioretti and Rex Roxwell as guest artists, after listing the resident roster.[1] “Guest” in a tattoo shop usually means a visiting or non-resident artist who works at the shop for a period, not necessarily a full-time resident. This wiki repeats the shop’s label and does not invent the length of either guest stay, because the directory page used here does not state one.

Both names also appear in official navigation. Anyone hoping to book a guest should confirm dates with the shop; a guest listing on a website can outlast or precede the actual visit.[1]

Historical names on older official posts

Older posts on the official site mention artists who are not on the current directory. Names noted in this research as historical mentions, not as the present roster, include Nathaniel Gann, Gustavo Razo, Alessio Ricci, Bobby Flores, John Sabin, Arnold Santos, Sarah Genereux, Brandon Macario, and Thorsten Polomski, the last of those described in at least one older context as a guest. Those mentions are useful as history. They are not a statement that any of those people still work at 3009 Myrtle Ave.

This list is not offered as a complete alumni roll. Official posts that were not reviewed, or that were later removed, could add other names. The current booking list is the live artists page.[1]

Why the distinction matters

Clients sometimes discover a shop through an older photograph or a blog post and assume the same artist is still at the bench. Separating the current official directory from historical mentions is a way to avoid that confusion without erasing the shop’s public past.[1]

How guests and residents differ at Remington

The homepage describes the guests as recurring: “Recurring guests who work out of Remington a few times a year,” and tells readers to check each guest’s page for portfolios and upcoming guest-spot dates.[2] That is the shop’s own definition and the clearest statement of how it uses the word. Residents, by contrast, are listed in the main directory and on the about page’s get-in-touch list.[3]

Guest work is also part of how several residents describe their own careers. Brett Semrick’s page says he spent years guesting and doing residencies in shops across the country before Remington, and Hunter Knolmayer’s says he plans to travel to work alongside tattooers in other places while keeping California as his base.[4][5] An older official post announced a guest spot by Thorsten Polomski, which is one of the historical names listed above.[1]

Shared histories in North Park

Some paths cross. Terry Ribera’s earlier workplaces include Avalon Tattoo, according to the 2017 interview, and Chris Cockrill’s page says he spent years at Avalon Tattoo 2 in North Park before joining Remington in 2015.[6][7] Jasmine Worth’s page says she apprenticed under Ribera.[8] Those are the connections the public pages state; this wiki does not infer others.

Common questions

Who are the current guest artists?

The official artists page labels Edoardo Taglioretti and Rex Roxwell as guests.

Are former artists still at the shop?

Not according to the current official directory. Older posts are historical.

Is the alumni list complete?

No. It is the set of historical names noted in this research.

See also

Sources cited

  1. ^ a b c d e f The Artists – Remington Tattoo. Remington Tattoo Parlor (remingtontattoo.com). Retrieved 9 November 2026.
  2. ^ Remington Tattoo Parlor (home page). Remington Tattoo Parlor (remingtontattoo.com). Retrieved 9 November 2026.
  3. ^ About Remington Tattoo Parlor. Remington Tattoo Parlor (remingtontattoo.com). Retrieved 9 November 2026.
  4. ^ Brett Semrick (official artist page). Remington Tattoo Parlor (remingtontattoo.com). Retrieved 9 November 2026.
  5. ^ Hunter Knolmayer (official artist page). Remington Tattoo Parlor (remingtontattoo.com). Retrieved 9 November 2026.
  6. ^ Meet Terry Ribera of Remington Tattoo Parlor + Gallery in North Park. SDVoyager. Retrieved 9 November 2026.
  7. ^ Chris Cockrill (official artist page). Remington Tattoo Parlor (remingtontattoo.com). Retrieved 9 November 2026.
  8. ^ Jasmine Worth (official artist page). Remington Tattoo Parlor (remingtontattoo.com). Retrieved 9 November 2026.