This image presents a pencil study intended as an AI-generated tattoo project concept. A fine line tattoo aesthetic hibiscus floral arrangement forms the central motif, with delicate petals radiating around a soft core, complemented by slender leaves and a small butterfly that adds movement and symbolism. Executed in graphite with measured line weights and subtle shading, the piece reads as a stencil-ready design that could translate into both small tattoos on the wrist or shoulder, or larger botanical sleeves with extended bloom. The techniques mirror common tattoo approaches—crisp contour lines balanced by gradient shading, cross-hatching for depth, and careful white space to preserve contrast on skin. The hibiscus stands for beauty and resilience, while the butterfly evokes metamorphosis, making the concept suitable for someone seeking a meaningful tattoo design that blends nature and personal symbolism. As an AI-generated tattoo project, this concept provides a solid starting point for a professional tattoo artist to refine line work, adjust details, and tailor to individual anatomy and a custom tattoo design. The composition remains elegant and adaptable: the hibiscus bloom can be scaled, the butterfly repositioned, and the leaves extended or reduced according to placement and client vision. The palette remains strictly black and grey, ensuring timeless realism and compatibility with a broad range of skin tones while preserving the fine line tattoo aesthetic. This study also serves as a versatile reference for flower tattoos, small tattoos, or larger floral motifs, with potential for a Japanese-inspired approach or a more contemporary realistic finish in future iterations. The image stands as a precise, thoughtful exploration of botanical ink, inviting tattoo designers and clients to explore meaningful tattoos, ink density, and line integrity before committing to final skin art.