Being Realistic - How to Approach Tattoo Coverups as a Tattoo Artist
Channel: Better Tattooing
Date: 24/03/2022

Most people think a tattoo coverup is going to be a cut and dry process. Sadly, it isn't.

Removing a tattoo can be a costly procedure. It also never gets rid of the experience someone has when they get a tattoo they don't like. Taking the time to fully understand what you are getting in to can help both clients and artists create a better tattooing experience.

If you are an artist who is searching for a way to make sense of a complex cover up, there is loads of art videos to help you with a tattoo design. But there aren't any videos talking about how to approach the personal aspect of cover ups. That is what we are here for.

Extra things to think about -
Most tattoo cover ups take multiple sessions. Make sure to work that into the pricing of a tattoo.
Different skin types accept tattoo cover ups differently. 
You are creating trauma every time you go into the skin. Make sure you don't push it too far when trying to cover up a bad design.

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