AI-generated tattoo project concept of a sugar skull portrait woven into a floral crown, rendered in black and grey. The central image is a woman’s profile, her face masked with Dia de los Muertos sugar skull motifs: slender lines trace the cheek, a stitched mouth, and lace-like contouring around the eye. Resting atop her head, a crown interlaces skulls with lush blossoms and leaves, the largest rose anchored at the base and a secondary hibiscus-like bloom providing contrast. Hair flows in graceful waves behind the crown, guiding the gaze along the jawline and toward the floral accents. The shading relies on fine line work and smooth grayscale gradients, achieving a three-dimensional look while keeping the design tattoo-ready and legible on skin. The botanical elements symbolize growth and memory; the skulls evoke tribute and mortality, creating a balanced narrative that suits a wide range of placements—from shoulder to rib to back. This concept demonstrates a refined approach to black and grey tattooing: crisp contours, deliberate negative space, and subtle stippling to add texture without overwhelming the composition. It pairs traditional Day of the Dead symbolism with contemporary graphic style, making it a versatile foundation for a custom tattoo design. In practice, an artist might tailor line weight, adjust scale, or introduce a touch of color to the roses or leaves to suit a client’s complexion and personal symbolism. While AI-generated, the concept provides a robust starting point for a meaningful tattoo project that translates well from concept to skin and reads clearly from a distance and up close. This approach aligns with the current trends in fine line tattoo, black and grey, realistic tattoo art, and flower tattoos, including classic rose tattoo design, linking Dia de los Muertos motifs with contemporary body art and ink. Placement ideas include a vertical shoulder piece, a side-rib panel, or a centered back motif, where the crown-like arrangement frames the wearer’s silhouette with elegance.