Light and delicate cover-ups, created to transform what no longer represents who you are.

Created on your body, designed for you.

Each design is created directly on your body using the freehand technique.

The composition is developed considering your anatomy, the tattoo being covered, and the natural movement of the area.

GISELE GOES

Let’s see what we can transform?

If you have a tattoo that no longer represents who you are, tell me a little about it. This is the first step in understanding what we can create for your cover-up.

Please describe in detail your ideas, references, and preferences for your tattoo.

Gisele Goes

Doing a cover-up is like meeting two versions of the same person in a single day. And I realized that this is what captivated me most about choosing this path within tattooing.

Throughout the session, I watch that old tattoo gradually transform. Something the person may have hidden, avoided looking at, or simply no longer recognized as part of who they are begins to give way to a new composition. And as the tattoo changes, so does the way they see themselves.

It’s a change you can see in their body, their posture, and the light in their eyes.

I started doing cover-ups when I had only been tattooing for three months. At the time, this kind of work wasn’t highly valued, and people even questioned why I chose to pursue it. But while some saw only an old tattoo that needed to be hidden, I saw what came after it.

I’ve seen clients regain the confidence to show a part of their body they had hidden for years. I’ve seen people who had bad experiences with tattoos learn to trust an artist again and even feel comfortable getting tattooed again.

Maybe that’s why I’ve never seen a cover-up as simply hiding an old tattoo.

For me, it’s the possibility of someone looking at a part of themselves again and liking what they see.