Neo Traditional Tattoo: Gates of Hell

Black and white neo-traditional tattoo design of a shark viewed from above, covering the entire back. The shark has a streamlined body with defined fins and tail. Bold, clean lines outline the figure, with intricate shading to create depth and texture. Incorporate traditional neo-traditional elements such as bold contrasts, detailed line work, and smooth gradient shading. The design should be dynamic and powerful, with a sense of movement and fluidity, filling the entire back canvas

Create a black and white portrait of a woman’s face, fully visible, incorporating a tattoo design inspired by Neo Traditional style. The image should feature bold, hard outlines and high contrast, with no soft core shadows--only sharply defined shadows. Include abstract structures and gradients, emphasizing strong details and a dramatic effect.

a neo-traditional tattoo on knees, colorfull, flashy

The gates of hell, tattoo design, Neo traditional style, bold outline, whimsical

The gates of hell, tattoo design, Neo traditional style, bold outline, whimsical, black and white

treasure chest open and empty with moths inside, American traditional tattoo, old school, Western traditional, classic tattoo, Sailor Jerry style, vintage tattoo, traditional tattoo, vintage style, simplified, simple, bold black outlines, limited color palette, lots of shading, single tattoo, single design, tattoo flash, flash art, inked, light background --niji

PhotoReal,hyper quality,highly detailed,elaborate,Unreal,Sun,Vast,Spectacular,Burning Fire,Gates of Hell / Turkmenistan, Turkmenistan, located in southwestern Central Asia, is a country where 85% of the land is desert, and it is still a country of many mysteries. Since gaining independence from the Soviet Union, Turkmenistan has been governed by a near-dictatorial regime that also controls speech. However, it is a safe country and rich in natural gas. In the city of Darvaza, Turkmenistan, there is a large pit called the Gates of Hell. The huge hole created by a drilling accident constantly spewed out gas, which had to be ignited in order to stop it. However, it is unknown how much natural gas is in the hole and how long it will continue to burn, so the hole looks just like a gate to hell. As we continue onward through the desert, we can vaguely make out the orange color of the flames. Soon it turns into a roar and a hot wind. And when they see the gates of hell opening at their feet, they feel as if they are at the end of the world. Although it was created by an accident, this is the only place that offers a spectacular view of the flames that are still burning. --ar 7:5

traditional tattoo style, A floating very detailed relistic iron heart with large pumping veins and arteries, black background, --ar 4:5 --s 250 --v 5.2