A single wildflower with two buds and three leaves drawn as one thin black outline, for use as a fine line botanical tattoo design. The daisy-like bloom with a dotted centre crowns a long curving stem on a plain white canvas, and the open outlines have no fill or shading. Use it as a flower tattoo reference or swap in your own bloom.

A fine line tattoo design of a single wildflower stem, drawn as one thin, perfectly even black line like a single tattoo needle, on a plain pure white background. The stem is tall and slender with a gentle natural S-curve, rising from a bare tapered base at the bottom to a nodding wildflower head near the top. The flower is an open daisy-like bloom with eight to ten long, narrow petals drawn as open outlines, a small circle at the centre and a few tiny dots in it. Two small leaf-shaped leaves branch off the stem, one on each side at different heights, each drawn as an open outline with a single centre vein. Two slim side stems carry a closed bud and a half-open bud, each with a tiny pointed sepal. Every line has the same hairline weight from start to finish, with clean, crisp ends. There is no fill, no shading, no hatching, no solid black areas, no gradient, no colour and no text. Petals and leaves stay well separated, with open gaps wider than the line weight, so nothing blurs together on skin. The drawing is delicate and elongated, about 35% of the canvas width and 80% of its height, centred with generous empty white margins on every side. Flat, even lighting like a clean scan, with crisp ink edges and no paper texture, ready to be stencilled by a tattoo artist.