Floral compositionSTENCIL · FLATPRIVATE DEVELOPMENT BUILD · CURRENTLY PAUSEDYour whole visual
Your whole visual
history. Working.
Tattoo DNA is a private visual-workflow prototype designed to organize an artist’s image library, find reusable elements, prepare flat stencils, and carry source material into placement and cover-up studies.
Search images and elementsReuse cutouts and stencilsStudy placement before tattooing
⌕ black & gray floral · my work
Floral compositionSTENCIL · FLAT
Panel compositionPLACEMENT · WRAPPED01 · THE DNA VAULT
Find the art.
Not the filename.
The working concept searches across finished work, stencils, flash, references, and client uploads while keeping corrections and source relationships attached.
PRIVATE PILOT · ACCESS BY INVITATION- IMPORTPhone, computer, and selected folders are the current focus. Connected cloud libraries remain on the roadmap.
- ORGANIZESuggested categories stay under the artist’s control.
- SEARCHSubjects, styles, placement, source, and individual visual elements.
02 · ELEMENT STUDIO
Pull the useful piece
out of the buried image.
FLATTENED STENCIL
Stencil-ready, not screenshot-ready.
Save a straight-on white-background version linked to the original.
PLACEMENT OUTPUT
Keep the composition connected to the canvas.
Move from artwork to a practical body preview without losing the asset history.
03 · PLACEMENT LAB
Place it. Lock it.
Then wrap it.
The prototype explores placing a Vault image, cutout, or stencil on a live view or body photo, then adjusting scale, position, opacity, and visible curvature.
- Size, rotation, position, opacity, and curvature controls
- Position locking and wrap feedback
- Downloadable preview studies
94%COVERAGE POTENTIALCOVER-UP DNA
The specialty workflow
for the hardest canvas.
A planned specialty workflow for mapping ink density, comparing coverage, and finding source elements with the darkness, shape, and flow a cover-up needs.
DEVELOPMENT WILL RESUME IN A FUTURE CYCLE
BUILT FROM THE ARTIST’S CHAIR