Presented as an AI-generated tattoo project, Street Life offers a realistic black-and-grey two-figure composition with urban graffiti energy. A masked figure in a knitted balaclava faces the viewer while a smiling woman stands beside him, teardrop under her eye, a spray can raised as if tagging a wall. Across the lower field, the script “Street Life” sweeps in bold, looping letters that interlock with ink-splatter motifs, creating a dynamic silhouette that reads well on skin. The splatters function as a deliberate graphic pattern, giving the piece movement and edge while preserving clear contrasts for a strong tattoo read. The concept sits squarely in the realm of black and grey realism, yet the graphic elements invite adaptation for both large canvases and compact placements, making it a versatile tattoo design for meaningful tattoos. Key motifs include the masked profile, the spray-paint gesture, the teardrop, and the typographic flourish, all anchored by splattered accents that evoke motion and rebellion. Technical notes favor crisp edge work, smooth grayscale blending, and controlled highlights to enhance depth on different skin tones, aligning with fine line tattoo and more expansive realism approaches. The composition works well on the shoulder, chest, forearm, or calf, with room to adjust element sizes for a compelling cover-up if desired. As an AI-generated tattoo project, it demonstrates how digital design can inspire meaningful tattoos and how a skilled artist can translate this urban narrative into body art that resonates with lovers of tattoo, tattoo design, and black-and-grey ink, while remaining adaptable to Japanese style tattoo, tribal, or rose tattoo design aesthetics.