BOLDBLACK TATTOO
COVER UP
OLD BECOMES NEW
Sometimes a tattoo no longer suits the person you are today. That's perfectly normal. In many cases, an unwanted design can be redesigned without resorting to laser removal. Depending on the size, age, and color intensity of the tattoo, there are different options:
COVER-UP OR BLAST-OVER?
Skilfully covering an old tattoo with a black area so that it disappears into the new design works particularly well with small tattoos. Larger areas, however, require more radical measures. Blackout tattoos: Large areas of skin or entire body parts being blacked out are examples of a relatively uncompromising and pure aesthetic in the field of cover-up tattoos. Blast-overs, on the other hand, do not attempt to completely cover up the old tattoo. Instead, they form a second layer. The color tattoo, which has faded over time, recedes into the background and is given new life in combination with the more solid black blast-over.
STRONG DESIGN INSTEAD OF COMPROMISE
The exact details of such a project are always determined individually. I'll look at what's already there, the structure of the area, and what aesthetic might suit you. Many questions can be quickly answered in a personal consultation. Together, we'll find out what's realistic and how your old tattoo can be transformed into something that feels right for you.
