"LILITH" name in thorned black blade lettering inside a heart-shaped thorn wreath and a thin circle, on off-white paper, for a tattoo. Tall narrow letters with hooked spikes and mirrored end curls sit among sparkle stars, with one small red diamond at the bottom tip. Swap in your own name, or recolour the red accent, to remake it as a name tattoo or logo.

A square profile picture in cybersigilism tattoo-flash style, black ink on warm off-white paper with fine photocopy grain and visible paper tooth, flat even print light, no cast shadows. At the exact centre sits the name "Lilith" in tall, narrow gothic capitals drawn with thin blade strokes. Each stroke swells slightly in the middle and tapers to a needle point at both ends. Small hooked thorns curve off both sides of the strokes, and crossbars end in split double-pointed tips. The L and the final H throw out two or three long curving mirrored spikes from their outer corners. Letters keep clear gaps and the thorns never cross the letter holes, so the name reads instantly. The lettering is solid flat black with razor-crisp edges. Around the name is a circular halo made of needle-thin barbed black lines that branch, hook and taper to sharp points. It is mirrored exactly around the vertical centre line, with long thorn-vine arcs sweeping up and over the top into a crown of mirrored spikes and down below into a pointed teardrop tail. A thin orbit ring circles the halo, and a second fainter ring sits outside it. Six to eight small four-pointed sparkle stars in different sizes float around the halo, in a balanced but not rigid arrangement. One tiny blood-red accent: a small diamond drop at the base of the halo on the axis. Generous empty off-white paper margin around the emblem, with the halo filling about 75% of the canvas width. Everything is black and off-white only, apart from that red point. Crisp, clean, centred, and easy to read when cropped to a circle.