This unusual design inspired by “candle wax forming runes, concept art for tattoo, soft whip shading, pepper shading, smooth dot shading, chicano tattoo style, fine line black and grey, religious iconography, lettering, roses, skulls, on a clean white paper, isolated, black outline only, pure linework, no shading, highly detailed, intricate patterns, complex elements, sharp details, dynamic composition, sense of movement, aesthetically pleasing, beautiful design” was generated especially for you 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): candle wax forming runes, concept art for tattoo, soft whip shading, pepper shading, smooth dot shading, chicano tattoo style, fine line black and grey, religious iconography, lettering, roses, skulls, on a clean white paper, isolated, black outline only, pure linework, no shading, highly detailed, intricate patterns, complex elements, sharp details, dynamic composition, sense of movement, aesthetically pleasing, beautiful design
• Final prompt for the neural network (EN): <lora:MinTattooXL-000034:1>, drawing of a minimalist tattoo, tattoo sketch, pure white background, candle wax forming runes, concept art for tattoo, soft whip shading, pepper shading, smooth dot shading, chicano tattoo style, fine line black and grey, religious iconography, lettering, roses, skulls, on a clean white paper, isolated, black outline only, pure linework, no shading, highly detailed, intricate patterns, complex elements, sharp details, dynamic composition, sense of movement, aesthetically pleasing, beautiful design, on a clean white paper, studio lighting

This sketch can be a great starting point for your future tattoo. Discuss it with your artist or create new variations right now!

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