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Divine feminine tattoo ideas: three studies

The phrase divine feminine can be a personal starting point for these three original modern drawings. One profile sits beneath a separate crescent, a frontal portrait pairs flowers with a radiating disc, and a seated figure wears a long dress beside a sprig and two stars. The images do not define femininity for everyone or identify a named deity. Describe what the figure and surrounding shapes mean to you so an artist can build a considered personal composition.

Curated concept artwork. Placement tags suggest adaptations of flat designs; they are not on-skin previews.

A starting brief for your artist

Choose profile, frontal portrait or seated figure, then specify expression, clothing and which moon, flowers, disc, stars or sprig to keep. Mark the full height including hair and dress. If a particular religious figure is intended, supply an exact reference for a separate researched design rather than renaming these anonymous portraits.

Details to decide together

  • Keep the crescent separate from the flowing hair so its complete curve remains visible.
  • Reserve space between the floral portrait’s head and the radiating disc.
  • Include the seated figure’s full dress, hand and sprig tips in the planned boundary.