Artist uses talents to improve lives

Kyla Gutsche describes the work she does as restorative tattoos.

It’s an artistry that can camouflage life’s most difficult challenges. It’s a career the art history professor never saw coming, and Maria Hayes tells us that’s what makes her so skilled in the craft.

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Based in Peterborough Kyla Gutsche is earning recognition, not just from her clients, but from business leaders as well. She just won the Ontario business achievement award for innovation for a new dilutent she co-created, along with a new technique for its application.
To see more examples of Kyla’s work, visit her website.