An ink-on-paper study presents a refined, fine-line portrait framed by a lush floral crown. The central figure—a woman’s face—emerges from a constellation of delicate lines, with subtle stippling that creates gentle shading while preserving the crisp edge of the drawing. The crown blooms in an intricate array of petals and leaves, their ligatures weaving around the head in a pattern-rich lattice that invites inspection of every curl and contour. This composition balances portrait and botanical ornament, using negative space to emphasize the face and the airy geometry of the floral motif. Executed in black and grey, the piece relies on precise line weight, smooth transitions, and controlled shading to convey texture in skin, hair, and petals without heavy saturation, making it a versatile tattoo design for small to medium placements. The drawing translates well into a custom tattoo design, offering a timeless, refined option for meaningful tattoos centered on growth, beauty, and resilience. As an AI-generated tattoo project, it illustrates how digital sketches can inform traditional body art, preserving the essence of botanical line work while enabling adaptable line patterns for varying body contours. The motif nods to a broad tradition of flower tattoos and fine-line technique, with potential paths toward rose tattoo design cues or lotus-inspired symbolism when translated into a larger piece or sleeve in a Japanese style tattoo idiom, or adapted to a realistic black-and-grey approach. In sum, this study champions a delicate balance between form and ornament, inviting tattoo enthusiasts to explore small tattoos or expanded work that honors botanical beauty, personal meaning, and the craft of ink.