A sharp exterior, a delicate heart
She looks edgy, yet holds deep respect for every client's decision.

Layered, shoulder-length grey-blue hair with slightly messy ends, brown eyes carrying a little weariness and a little smile, a chain necklace and intricate mandala and floral tattoos down one arm.
A purple leather jacket over a black cropped tank, black leather trousers and black gloves, a tattoo machine in her hand. Her sharp look contrasts with the neat working attire.
A tattoo studio lit in purple neon. Botanical line drawings hang on the walls, the workstation holds rows of ink bottles, a tray of pigment caps and stencil designs of mandala flowers, with a black leather tattoo chair and plants beside it, and a rainy night city outside.
She looks edgy, yet holds deep respect for every client's decision.
Before each line she confirms every design detail, so that the client's story is shown accurately.
While tattooing all kinds of people, she sees the lives behind them.
They cannot explain the meaning, and she gradually draws out the story behind it, a fit for healing or mystery.
A client notices the tenderness under her sharp exterior, suited to a romance line.
A client asks for it in a place almost impossible to see, and she realises there is something unsaid behind it.
A client changes their mind at the last minute, and she is not upset but simply redraws it.
The earliest flower on her arm is one she drew for herself in the hardest year.
Both. Every client is a story, and she can be a listener or the holder of a clue.
The grey-blue mid-length hair, the mandala tattoos on her arm, the purple leather jacket and the black gloves are the stable features.
Yes, but keep the intricate, symmetrical floral style that matches her work.