About Me
My name is Yana Sulina, and I’ve been a professional tattoo artist since 2015. Over the years, I’ve worked in various studios across Europe, including Germany, France, Poland, and other countries. With a university degree in design and experience in academic drawing and painting, I bring a unique, detailed approach to every tattoo I create.
I specialize in several styles, including realism, black and gray tattoos, and mini tattoos, and I love combining different styles to make each design truly unique. I also do cover-ups, transforming old tattoos with fresh new designs.
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FAQ
To make the session as comfortable as possible:
— Get a good night’s sleep and eat well beforehand.
— Avoid alcohol and energy drinks 24 hours before your appointment.
— Drink plenty of water — hydrated skin takes ink better.
— Wear comfortable clothes that allow easy access to the area being tattooed.
— If you have allergies, skin conditions, or take any medications, please let me know in advance.
My main focus is realism — both in black and gray and in color. I enjoy adding artistic elements, blending in natural themes like flowers or fire, and playing with contrast. Sometimes it’s miniature tattoos, sometimes large-scale projects. The key is harmony and creating something truly individual in every piece.
A cover-up is not just “tattooing over” an old piece. I carefully select the subject, color palette, and composition to fully integrate the old tattoo into the new design so it looks intentional and beautiful.
Here’s what I need from you:
— Let me know when your old tattoo was done.
— Send me a clear photo in good lighting so I can assess the condition of your skin, the saturation of the pigment, and understand how to approach your case.
Sometimes I might need to darken certain areas or adjust your original idea to get the best result. Trust and flexibility go a long way in creating something great together.
I provide every client with a detailed aftercare guide after the session.
In general:
— Wash your tattoo gently with mild soap and clean hands. Pat dry.
— Apply the recommended cream regularly.
— Don’t soak it, don’t scratch or peel the scabs.
— Avoid sun exposure, swimming, and the gym for 2–4 weeks.
— Cleanliness, moisture, and patience are the keys to proper healing.