A memorial tattoo lettering design reading "En Memoria de Mamá" with the dates "1959 – 2024", in flowing Chicano script. Glossy black ink letters with long swashes and a faint grey shadow sit on cream paper, with the dates centred below and a thin curved flourish underneath. Remake it by swapping the dedication, the name, the years or the ink colour.

Tattoo lettering reference sheet in Chicano style, black and grey only, on a flat clean warm off-white paper ground with no scene, no skin and no props. Render exactly two lines of text: "En Memoria de Mamá" as the dominant line, and "1959 – 2024" centered below it. The accent on á must be exact. The main line is hand-lettered in Chicano script: thick swelling downstrokes against fine hairline connectors, a confident forward lean, sharp spur terminals, and elegant capital E, M and M with long controlled swashes that curl outward and end in pointed tails. Keep the swashes clear of neighbouring letters. The letters are open and legibly spaced, with generous gaps and counters, and a stroke weight thick enough to hold up as a tattoo. The line rises on a gentle upward arc across about 82% of the canvas width. The word "de" is smaller and tucked lower between the two larger words. Beneath it, the date "1959 – 2024" is set in the same Chicano script at about one third of the headline height, centered, with an en dash between the years. A single fine tapered swash rule with small pointed ends sits under the date. The ink is glossy jet black with a subtle soft grey shadow offset below and to the right of each stroke, plus delicate grey wash shading inside the thick strokes that suggests the black and grey finish. Crisp, clean edges that are easy to trace. Wide even margins on all sides. No color, no roses, no teardrops, no dots, no other symbols and no extra text.