Patterned cybernetic forearm tattoo design rendered in black and grey, this piece fuses anatomy with machinery into a cohesive body art statement. The forearm is wrapped in layered plates that resemble armor, each plate etched with rivets, hinges, and slim bridges that suggest a high-tech skeleton. Long, rectilinear struts and jointed links weave through the metal, reading as circuitry and forming a pattern-rich surface that reads like a living machine beneath the skin. The fingers terminate in articulated segments, delivering a sense of precision and resilience. Shading is graded to reproduce metallic surfaces: crisp highlights on polished edges, deep shadows in the creases between plates, and soft gradients that mimic brushed steel. The overall composition relies on crisp line work and negative space, resulting in a realistic tattoo aesthetic that feels like a blueprint inked onto flesh. This tattoo design explores themes of augmentation and the convergence of human and machine, making it a meaningful choice for someone seeking a bold, futuristic body art piece or a cover for older ink. Although presented as a fine line black and grey tattoo, it uses a broad tonal range to achieve depth, supporting both small tattoos and larger forearm pieces. AI-generated tattoo project; it showcases a modern approach to custom tattoo design, adaptable to Japanese style tattoo, tribal accents, or pure realism, with potential symbolism such as a lotus vein, infinity circuitry, or other personal meaning. The result is a versatile, pattern-driven work that translates well into ink and body art.