Your request “grin, tattoo line art, on a clean white paper, isolated, minimalist tattoo design, simple clean lines, tiny tattoo, subtle design, detailed cross-hatching shading, pen and ink hatching, muted color palette, desaturated colors, vintage tattoo feel” 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): grin, tattoo line art, on a clean white paper, isolated, minimalist tattoo design, simple clean lines, tiny tattoo, subtle design, detailed cross-hatching shading, pen and ink hatching, muted color palette, desaturated colors, vintage tattoo feel
• Final prompt for the neural network (EN): <lora:MinTattooXL-000034:0.5>, drawing of a minimalist tattoo, tattoo sketch, pure white background, grin, tattoo line art, on a clean white paper, isolated, minimalist tattoo design, simple clean lines, tiny tattoo, subtle design, detailed cross-hatching shading, pen and ink hatching, muted color palette, desaturated colors, vintage tattoo feel, on a clean white paper, studio lighting

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