A fine-line tattoo flash pair of a sun and a crescent moon, drawn as thin black outlines on off-white paper. The sun is a small circle with a centre dot and twelve straight rays, and the moon is a double-line crescent with three dots. Swap the symbols, the ray count or the ink colour to remake it.

A tattoo reference sheet showing a matching pair of fine line wrist tattoo designs side by side on a clean warm off-white paper ground, flat even light, no texture, no shadows, no text, no labels. Both designs are drawn with the same single-needle fine line in soft black ink, one uniform hairline weight, smooth round line ends, no shading, no stippling, no filled black areas. LEFT: a small sun, centred in the left half. It has a perfect round circle at its core and a ring of 12 short straight rays around it, alternating a longer ray and a shorter ray, with a clear open gap between the circle and the rays. A tiny open dot sits at the centre of the circle. RIGHT: a small crescent moon, centred in the right half, with the horns pointing up and to the right. It is drawn as one clean outline, an outer arc and a gentler inner arc meeting at two sharp points, with the crescent body left open and empty. Three tiny open-centred dots sit in the space inside the curve of the crescent, echoing the sun's centre dot. The sun and the moon have the same height, line weight and visual size, each about 30% of the canvas width, and are separated by a wide empty gap between them. All gaps between lines stay wide and open so the lines would never blur together when healed on skin at wrist size. Each drawing is complete on its own and clearly part of the same set. Calm, minimal and delicate, with generous empty space around both.