A cover-up is the hardest kind of tattoo to do well, because the artist is solving a problem someone else created. The honest truth is that not every old tattoo can be hidden in one session: dark, solid ink usually needs a few laser lightening sessions first, and skipping that step is how covers turn out muddy. At our studios Sergey designs cover-ups in realism and black-and-grey so the new piece works with the old shapes, and Alexey handles lightening when the existing ink is too dark to cover directly. Send a clear photo on WhatsApp and we will tell you honestly which case you are in: cover now, lighten first, or rework into something different. We do cover-ups in both cities, in English. See the city pages for cover-ups in Barcelona and cover-ups in Berlin.
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Lead artist of the studio network. Anton tattoos in the Japanese tradition.
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Yulia designs custom fonts and works in fine line and new school.
Vasily works in new school and anime and draws every design to order.
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Tattooing since 2012. Colour and black-and-grey realism, large detailed pieces, all drawn to order for each client.
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Laser tattoo and permanent-makeup removal, plus lightening for cover-ups and corrections.
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A few reasons clients choose our European tattoo studios:
How to prepare for your tattoo appointment: what to do the week before, the night before and the morning of, what to bring, what to wear and what to ask.
Can you get a tattoo when you are ill? The short answer is no, and here is why, plus what to do about colds, fever, antibiotics, and when to reschedule.
Planning your first tattoo? How to choose a design and placement that last, how to pick an artist, what a session is really like, and the mistakes beginners make.
Great crew, they really know what they are doing.
I have been vegan for 15 years and look after my body, so I chose my studio purely on quality. They delivered.
Found them on Google, arranged a time that worked for me with the artist, and the result came out clean and beautiful.
