A colorful watercolor and line art tattoo of abstract botanical elements and golden specks on a woman's upper arm.

Using all Of the below information as inspiration and guidance, create a realistic image of a tattoo on the upper arm of a woman 🌿 Woven Earth – Textured Flow Concept 🔸 Overall Feel • A flowing, natural design with rhythm and visual movement—like the tattoo is growing across your upper arm rather than sitting flat. • The shapes and lines gently curve with your arm’s natural contours, moving diagonally or in a subtle spiral. • The vibe is gentle, rooted, and detailed without being cluttered. ⸻ 🖋️ Visual Elements 1. Flowing Linework (Base Structure) • Thin, soft black or dark gray lines weave in loose, winding motion from shoulder to just above the elbow. • These lines suggest the movement of wind, roots, or water—not literal, but suggestive and organic. 2. Botanical Elements • Stylized, non-specific leaf clusters (in groups of 3–5), all abstract—no clear species. • Occasional sprig shapes with tiny “buds” or round leaf tips. • A few fern- or frond-like silhouettes, but drawn with curved, graceful motion (not stiff or symmetrical). 3. Micro-Pattern & Dotwork • At junctions between lines or in blank space, fine dot shading creates soft texture. • Includes micro patterns like fine crosshatch textures or petal-like ripple clusters, drawn as subtle filler—not decorative, but integrated. 4. Earthy Watercolor Accents • Sparse color washes in muted sage, terracotta, stone gray, and soft gold—applied behind linework like a watercolor background. • Fades gently into skin tone—never See more