Your request “brass knuckles, tattoo line art, dotwork shading, stippling texture, pointillism effect for tattoo, highly detailed, intricate patterns, complex elements, sharp details, sepia tone sketch, vintage paper look, on a clean white paper, isolated, aesthetically pleasing, beautiful design, neo traditional tattoo, illustrative, art nouveau influence, detailed, rich colors” has been brought to life in a new sketch at tattoovalue.net.

No specific stylistic options were chosen for this generation; the sketch is presented in a basic version from the neural network.

Technical request details:

• Original user request (RU): brass knuckles, tattoo line art, dotwork shading, stippling texture, pointillism effect for tattoo, highly detailed, intricate patterns, complex elements, sharp details, sepia tone sketch, vintage paper look, on a clean white paper, isolated, aesthetically pleasing, beautiful design, neo traditional tattoo, illustrative, art nouveau influence, detailed, rich colors
• Final prompt for the neural network (EN): <lora:MinTattooXL-000034:1>, drawing of a minimalist tattoo, tattoo sketch, pure white background, brass knuckles, tattoo line art, dotwork shading, stippling texture, pointillism effect for tattoo, highly detailed, intricate patterns, complex elements, sharp details, sepia tone sketch, vintage paper look, on a clean white paper, isolated, aesthetically pleasing, beautiful design, neo traditional tattoo, illustrative, art nouveau influence, detailed, rich colors, on a clean white paper, studio lighting

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