A full-back tattoo depicts a glowing figure reaching skyward above ancient ruins, set against a celestial blue background with sun and moon.

Can you draw this prompt but with the artstyle of this picture instead of brack and grey: “Celestial Erosion – Refined Concept” Overall Composition A black and grey, fine-line realism full-back design. The composition is monumental and vertical, flowing naturally with the spine — grounded, ascending, and culminating in a celestial geometry. Every element should maintain high readability for stencil use: defined edges, intentional contrast, and minimal clutter. --- Lower Back – The Foundation (Earthly Realm) Ancient ruins: A fractured temple floor transitions into tiered stone terraces and eroded arches that curve upward with the back’s natural lines. Subtle relief carvings depict abstract cosmic motifs — spirals, constellations, or forgotten deities — faintly eroded into the stone. Small fragments and dust give a sense of decay and timelessness, but texture remains controlled and clean. --- Midsection – The Ascension From the ruins emerges a fragmented stone figure, sculptural rather than human — an embodiment of erosion and transcendence. The body appears partially fused with the architecture, as if growing from the ruins themselves. The figure’s pose reaches upward in a graceful, ascending motion — suggesting yearning, rebirth, or connection to the divine. Erosion defines its form: cracks, missing sections, and carved fissures, revealing inner patterns like cosmic grain or faint glowing geometry. --- Central Axis – The Celestial Beam A vertical beam of light or energy See more