AI-generated tattoo project offering a bold, neon-infused interpretation of ancient Egypt. The centerpiece is a stylized pharaoh mask wearing a striped nemes headdress, rendered with luminous gradients that shift from magenta to electric blue. A radiant pyramid forms a glowing backdrop, while geometric bands frame the face and descend toward the neck, creating a symmetrical, tattoo design-ready silhouette. At the bottom, the Eye of Horus anchors the composition with crisp lines and a subtle glow that echoes the pyramid above. Surrounding curls and scrolls weave through the piece, giving movement and energy and turning the piece into a pattern-driven ornament. The color palette is saturated, with contrasts between warm oranges and cool teals, and bold black outlines to preserve legibility on different skin tones. The result leans toward a neo-traditional or illustrated approach rather than strict realism, making it versatile for large back or chest pieces, sleeves, or forearms. Symbolically, the pharaoh conveys protection and divinity; the eye stands for watchfulness, while the pyramid signifies stability and ancient knowledge. This project showcases how tattoo design can blend meaning and pattern into striking body art, with potential variations in Japanese style line work, fine line accents, and black-and-grey renditions for those who prefer a subtler look, or a full-color ink version for maximum impact. As an AI-generated tattoo project, it demonstrates the opportunities and boundaries of AI-assisted ink design, and it invites customization by size, placement, and line weight to suit individual motives and skin tone. In short, it is a rich, highly-patterned tattoo design that speaks to devotees of bold color, symbolic imagery, and contemporary, gallery-ready body art.