An elegant black and grey illustration centers on a skull adorned with sugar-skull inspired shading, eyes closed, and delicate dot accents that nod to Día de los Muertos traditions. The skull is framed by lush roses, their petals rendered with careful fine line technique, while curling stems and slender branches weave through the composition to create a natural, living frame. Lower geometric lines and fragments inject a modern graphic energy without overpowering the central motifs. The piece relies on crisp line work, restrained shading, and purposeful negative space to achieve depth suitable for tattoo ink. As an AI-generated tattoo project concept, it demonstrates a contemporary blend of classic symbolism and graphic artistry, suitable for meaningful tattoos and composed as a custom tattoo design. The design serves as a precise reference for inkers, guiding needlework, dot-work detail around the eyes, and subtle cross-hatching within the petals to ensure clean black and grey results. It scales well from small tattoos to larger sleeves, adapting to forearm, calf, or shoulder placements while preserving legibility over time. The roses symbolize beauty and impermanence, while the skull evokes mortality and resilience, together forming a timeless tattoo design with emotional resonance. The style bridges traditional tattoo influences with Japanese line work sensibility, yielding a realistic yet graphic body art piece in black and grey ink. This study is intended for tattoo lovers seeking a refined motif that translates cleanly as a standalone piece or as the foundation for a larger composition, with careful spacing and negative space to maintain clarity as it ages.