Black and white illustration of a skeleton Grim Reaper pole dancing with a scythe.

The design would feature a classic Grim Reaper as the central figure, but with a striking feminine silhouette draped in a flowing, midnight-black robe. The robe would be tight-fitting in a way that suggests a woman's form, particularly around the waist and hips, before flaring out at the bottom. ​The reaper's most striking feature would be the exposed skull at the top, a classic symbol of death. Instead of a menacing expression, the skull would be tilted back, giving the impression of being in mid-dance. One bony hand would be wrapped around the shaft of the scythe, which is positioned like a pole. This hand would be placed low on the scythe, providing support as she leans back in an elegant, dramatic arc. ​Now, for the key addition: her right leg would be lifted, bent at the knee, with the foot and lower calf positioned as if about to wrap around the lower section of the scythe. This provides a strong anchor point, emphasizing her leaning posture and making the "pole dance" more convincing. The other arm could be extended gracefully, or perhaps draped over her head, further emphasizing the dance. The scythe itself would be oversized, with a sharp, curved blade, typical of American Traditional designs. ​The style would remain bold and graphic, using a limited color palette. The main lines would be thick and black, with a sharp, clean finish. The robe would be solid black, with lighter gray shading to give it depth and form. The skull, hands, and the visible part of the See more