Name lettering "Nana" in bold black monoline cursive with a tall looped N and a long rising tail on the last a, on off-white. The rounded pen-like strokes are smooth and slanted, giving a handwritten signature feel with no extra decoration. Swap in another name, change the line weight or recolour the ink.

A single word, "Nana", written as a loose, casual handwritten signature, like a name signed quickly at the bottom of a birthday card. Rendered in solid jet-black tattoo ink linework on clean smooth cream-white paper, flat on the page like a stencil reference, with no skin, no shadows and no decoration. The lettering is one continuous, relaxed pen stroke with a gentle rightward slant. The capital N opens with a small looping entry stroke and has a rounded, friendly shape. The lowercase a, n, a follow in a connected flowing line that has a slight natural wobble and uneven rhythm, as if signed with a felt pen. The final a ends in a soft upward flick that trails off into a thin tail. Stroke weight is medium and mostly even, with a slight swell on the downstrokes. Every stroke is thick enough, and every gap and counter open enough, to survive as a small wrist tattoo. The loops of the a letters stay clearly open and do not close up. The word is a long, low horizontal shape, sized to sit along a wrist. It is centered with generous empty margin on all sides, so a small detail can be added later. Only the word "Nana" appears; no other text, no symbols, no hearts, no dates. Crisp clean edges, high contrast black on warm off-white, with soft even light.