Perfiles

So reads the sign when you walk into Chrome Ohm, Jaime Trujillo’s long-standing tattoo loft in the alley behind Broadway and Thomas on Seattle’s Capitol Hill. The Spanish-American Trujillo opened the shop some 13 years ago, having relocated from New Mexico.

As a sole proprietor, Jaime can do everything and anything that he wants, focusing on custom tattoo work; it is really about doing whatever the customer wants. With walls of paintings and a hodgepodge of other items, Chrome Ohm is a collector’s paradise of odds and ends, the sort that reflect the personality of its owner.

After tattooing for years in New Mexico, Jaime explored his way through the urban jungle of San Francisco. Upon returning home, he decided it was time to open up his own shop. Chrome Ohm has been serving Seattle ever since. Focusing on tattooing, the shop does just what it does best, in spite of the recent surge of interest in the tattooing world.

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