A brain, drawn side-on in ink line with every fold, sitting in front of a rounded triangle outline. One colour, no text. Odd, specific, and it has a following.
Two inks. Dark ink for white, cream and heather; light ink for black, charcoal and navy — where the fine folds read as a thin white line drawing.
9 to 11 inches on a front. This is all fine line work; under 8 the folds merge into a grey blob. Not for chest placement.
Neuroscience departments, psychology students, mental-health awareness runs in May, and the tattoo-adjacent boutique crowd.







