Outline lettering of the name "Camila" in a swashed retro script, drawn as a thin black contour with empty white letter bodies. The tall looped C and l, joined letters and a long underline swash that curls back at both ends sit on a plain white ground. Fill it with colour, swap in your own name or use it as a stencil.

A tattoo stencil of the single word "Camila", drawn as clean black outline only on a flat pure white background. Chicano-style flowing calligraphic script: a large swelling capital C with one long looping entry swash and a curled exit tail, followed by lowercase a-m-i-l-a, leaning forward and joined in one continuous connected flow. Every letter is drawn as a hollow outline: the thick downstrokes appear as closed double-line shapes with white interiors, the hairline connectors as closed narrow shapes, and the terminals as pointed spur ends. All lines are solid pure black, one even bold line weight (about the thickness of a thick technical pen), with smooth continuous curves and no breaks, no gaps, no sketchy or overlapping strokes. Counters of a, i, m and the C are wide open, and the gaps between neighbouring strokes are generous so nothing clogs when tattooed at small size. The final 'a' ends in a long sweeping underline swash that curves back beneath the word, drawn as one closed outline. No fill, no shading, no hatching, no grey, no gradients, no texture, no shadow, no decoration beyond the swashes. Flat 2D line artwork only, with no skin, no body parts and no mockup. The word sits horizontally centred, filling about 75% of the canvas width, with a wide white safe margin on all sides.