Custom Tattoo Design Concepts
I draw surreal, symbolic tattoo concepts that tell your story. From mythic wolves to intricate floral skulls, my designs are crafted to look as good on skin as they do on paper.
A full sleeve concept for a tattoo, featuring a hybrid dragon and snake creature. I design these long-form pieces to wrap around a limb, telling a story that moves with the body.
This "Clash of the Titans" inspired piece was designed specifically as a tattoo. The video shows the pencil drawing process, focusing on creating the kind of bold, clear imagery that translates well into a tattoo.
A finished tattoo concept of the mythic wolf, Fenrus, framed in a circle. This design includes symbolic elements like antlers and mushrooms, perfect for a large, central piece like on a chest or back.
This "Trip" piece, with its skull, mushrooms, and anatomical heart, is a popular style for tattoos. It's a complete, self-contained design that works well as a standalone tattoo.
A tattoo concept for a mystical, multi-eyed goddess. The design uses negative space and intricate patterns, making it a striking piece for someone looking for symbolic feminine art.
This circular composition of a woman's face and a skull is a perfect tattoo design. It explores themes of life and death and is filled with natural details like mushrooms and tangled roots.
A surreal moth design, combining a skull and intricate wing patterns. This kind of symmetrical, symbolic insect art is something I am often commissioned to create for tattoos.
About this collection
I provide a clean, black-and-white line-work stencil guide alongside the final high-resolution art. This ensures your tattoo artist can trace and transfer the design onto your skin accurately, keeping the intricate details and flow true to the original concept we develop together.
Turning Concepts into Ink
Every design starts as a conversation. I work with you to understand the symbols and stories you want to capture, whether it is a mythic figure, an animal, or a personal memento.
My Process
- Conceptual Sketch: We start here. I share a rough sketch so we can align on the composition, flow, and placement before I move to final ink work.
- Final Rendering: Once you approve the direction, I develop the final piece, focusing on the line weight, stippling, and shading that defines my style.
- Digital Delivery: You receive a high-resolution 300 DPI master file, ready for you to take to your artist.
Why a Custom Stencil Guide?
Tattooing requires specific line clarity that a shaded drawing might not show. Along with the artistic concept, I include a clean line-work guide. This is exactly what your tattoo artist needs to map the design onto your body effectively. My designs are drawn with the anatomy of the body in mind, ensuring the art flows naturally whether it is for a sleeve, a back piece, or a smaller placement.
Ankita Bhattacharya
I’m Ankita. My art is a mix of nature, surrealism, and personal stories—sometimes messy, always bold. I sketch, I ink, and I am here to help you turn a feeling or a symbol into a design you can actually wear.
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