A handwritten sign-off "Love, Dad" in black monoline cursive that rises slightly to the right, in a fine-line tattoo style on off-white. The slanted pen-like strokes have a looping L and a long trailing tail on the d, with a comma between the two words. Swap in your own words, change the ink colour or use your own handwriting.

A tattoo reference sheet for a forearm: the words "Love, Dad" in a loose, natural handwritten script, as if a father signed a quick note with a pen. One single line of text, slightly rising to the right at about 4 degrees, running across the middle of the canvas and filling about 70% of its width. Letters are drawn in solid jet-black ink with a medium monoline stroke of even weight and a slight natural pressure swell. Round, soft terminals. A relaxed forward slant. The L is large and open with a single easy loop, the comma is clear and bold, the D of Dad has a open bowl and a confident flick as its exit stroke. Letters join in one continuous flowing line, with generous open gaps inside the a, o and d bowls so nothing fills in on skin. Spacing is airy, with a clear word gap after the comma. No texture, no shading, no glow, no shadow, no flourishes beyond a single short underline-like tail from the final D. Flat pure black ink on a plain flat off-white paper ground (#F7F5F0), evenly lit, clean crisp vector-like edges that an artist can trace stroke by stroke. Wide empty margin on all sides, at least 12%. Only the words "Love, Dad" appear, with no other text, symbols or decoration.