Created as an AI-generated tattoo project, this piece presents a patterned Egyptian pharaoh with wings in black and grey ink. The composition centers on the pharaoh’s head, wearing the striped nemes headdress, with an all-seeing eye mounted on the forehead and a beam of light radiating downward, converging at a triangular base. Framing the central figure are symmetrical wings and interwoven geometric motifs: parallel lines, triangles, and celestial orbs that echo a cosmic landscape. The design relies on dense solid blacks for depth, tempered by fine white highlights to sculpt the features and preserve legibility against aging skin. This balance between heavy shadow and precise linework makes the tattoo both dramatic and adaptable, suitable for a cover-up or a bold standalone piece depending on scale. The patterning is deliberate: the headdress stripes, the angular bands around the eyes, the triangular elements, and the orbiting spheres create a cohesive graphic rhythm that reads clearly at larger sizes yet retains legibility as a smaller tattoo. The symbolism blends ancient authority and mysticism with cosmic exploration: a pharaoh representing protection and wisdom, the all-seeing eye alluding to insight, and wings suggesting ascent and freedom. For artists, the piece offers clear tagging opportunities: pharaoh, eye, wings, triangle, orb, star, and a recurring black-and-grey motif. If applied as a cover-up, the dense black fields can effectively mask prior artwork while preserving a striking new focal point. From a stylistic standpoint, the design nods to fine line tattoo and graphic realism, with potential crossovers into Japanese-style tattoo or tribal-inspired geometry depending on the client’s preferences. This tattoo design delivers meaningful symbolism, modern execution, and robust versatility for large body canvases or smaller placements, reaffirming its place among pattern-rich, black-and-grey tattoos that fuse myth, geometry, and ink into a compelling body art statement.