Your request “glacial serpent crowned with starlight, tattoo drawing outline, on a clean white paper, isolated, masterpiece, best quality, top-tier, soft whip shading, pepper shading, smooth dot shading, black outline only, pure linework, no shading, clear image, sharp focus, chicano tattoo style, fine line black and grey, religious iconography, lettering, roses, skulls, moderately detailed, balanced complexity, clear subject definition” 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): glacial serpent crowned with starlight, tattoo drawing outline, on a clean white paper, isolated, masterpiece, best quality, top-tier, soft whip shading, pepper shading, smooth dot shading, black outline only, pure linework, no shading, clear image, sharp focus, chicano tattoo style, fine line black and grey, religious iconography, lettering, roses, skulls, moderately detailed, balanced complexity, clear subject definition
• Final prompt for the neural network (EN): <lora:MinTattooXL-000034:1>, drawing of a minimalist tattoo, tattoo sketch, pure white background, glacial serpent crowned with starlight, tattoo drawing outline, on a clean white paper, isolated, masterpiece, best quality, top-tier, soft whip shading, pepper shading, smooth dot shading, black outline only, pure linework, no shading, clear image, sharp focus, chicano tattoo style, fine line black and grey, religious iconography, lettering, roses, skulls, moderately detailed, balanced complexity, clear subject definition, on a clean white paper, studio lighting

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