
Prompt
enerate a tattoo design for my arm (a sleeve) featuring an old-fashioned balance scale like the ones used in justice, in a steampunk style. I’d like it to have a mechanical system with gears (6 of them). The second element I want included is a rose, not too large. For the background, I’d like steampunk-style elements, but I don’t want the tattoo to be overloaded with ink — I want a harmonious style, a steampunk atmosphere that fits well on an arm. Finally, for the gears of the scale, I plan to later write serial numbers on them containing birth dates and first names, so they need to be large enough to integrate details, but without taking up the entire arm either.
Ouvre le générateur de tatouages IA avec ce prompt et les mêmes réglages : néo-traditionnel · Noir et blanc.
Détails du design
- Style
- néo-traditionnel
- Type
- Noir et blanc
- Créateur
- Yann
- Date de création
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