Stencils, sorted by school.

Barbed, tribal-adjacent linework built for the digital native.

Solid black tribal shapes, flowing with the body’s form.

Bold outline, limited palette, the original American style.

Single-needle precision — delicate, minimal, exact.

Traditional Japanese motifs and composition, centuries deep.

Bold traditional lines with wider palettes and more detail.

Solid black fields and heavy linework, no shading, no colour.

Stippled points building tone and texture in place of solid line.

Sketchbook linework carried straight through to skin.

Photographic detail compressed into a small, dense frame.

Flesh gives way to gears and pistons — the body as machine.

Crude on purpose — the anti-craft scrawl, drawn badly and proudly.

Fine black-and-grey linework from Mexican-American tradition.

Bold, high-contrast designs that read from across the room.

Simple shapes and clean lines — forgiving designs to start with.

Line control, curves and shading drills for synthetic skin.

Fine line botanicals, celestial motifs and delicate detail.