Step 1
Create a new document in Adobe Photoshop with a white background. Type a letter in center of your document with a nice font like “Colonna MT” 200 pixels:
![image 1](/upload/Image/tutorial/01.gif)
Step 2
Type another “S”, this time with “French Script MT” font type and 150 pixels size, and place it in this position:
![image 1](/upload/Image/tutorial/02.gif)
Step 3
Duplicate the layer which contains the second “S” (select the layer in the Layers Tab and choose Duplicate Layer), flip it horizontally and then vertically, and move it in a new position like in the next picture (to flip the layer horizontal select Edit > Transform > Flip Horizontal, and to flip the layer vertically choose Edit > Transform > Flip Vertical):
![image 1](/upload/Image/tutorial/03.gif)
Step 4
Link the layers in the Layers Tab, but do not link the layer “background”:
![image 4](/upload/Image/tutorial/04.gif)
Step 5
Type another letter with the same font. Type a “D” and “Rasterize” the layer by right clicking and selecting Rasterize Layer in the Layers Tab:
![image 5](/upload/Image/tutorial/05.gif)
Step 6
With a “Hard Rounded Brush 19 Pixels” delete an area like here and move the layer in this position:
![image 6](/upload/Image/tutorial/06.gif)
Step 7
Duplicate the layer and move it like here:
![image 7](/upload/Image/tutorial/07.gif)
Step 8
Duplicate the layer again and delete an area like here:
![image 8](/upload/Image/tutorial/08.gif)
and move it in this position:
![image 9](/upload/Image/tutorial/09.gif)
Step 9
With a little bit attention to the details you can obtain a result much better then mine:
![Tattoo Composition Tutorial: Final Result](/upload/Image/tutorial/10.gif)
Place your work on a model and see the result:
![image 11](/upload/Image/tutorial/result.jpg)