A spread-winged eagle gripping a cream ribbon banner that reads "FREEDOM", drawn as an American traditional tattoo design. The eagle has a white head, brown scaled body, yellow beak and wings with red, yellow, blue and green feathers, with black serif capitals on the banner and small sparkles on white. Change the banner word, the wing colours or the sparkles.

A single American traditional (old school) tattoo flash design on a plain clean white ground: a bold eagle with wings fully spread, seen from the front, wide and symmetrical, sized to sit across a chest. The head is in profile and turned to the left, with a hooked yellow beak, an open mouth and a fierce eye. White head feathers are drawn with a few simple black lines. The body has a shield-shaped chest of layered feathers. Each wing fans out left and right in three tiers of long, simple feathers with pointed tips, the upper tier arching up and the lower tier sweeping down. The talons grip the top edge of the banner, with thick yellow toes and black claws. Every shape is closed by a heavy, even black outline of the same weight, with wide, open gaps between the feather groups so it traces cleanly. Solid black shading fills the lower-right side of each feather tier and of the body, with a hard edge. The flat fills are saturated red, mustard yellow and leaf green, with a little sky blue, on the feather tiers: red and yellow on the upper wing feathers, blue and green on the lower ones. A few short white highlight dashes sit on the coloured feathers. The fills are flat, with no gradients, no soft shading, no realism and no fine detail. Below the eagle's body is one waving ribbon banner with swallowtail ends. The middle panel faces the viewer, and each end folds back behind it and finishes in a forked tail. The banner has a heavy black outline, a flat pale cream fill, solid black where it turns behind itself, and two thin curved lines at each fold. On the banner, in bold black upright capitals with small wedge serifs, centred and following the curve, with wide gaps between the letters, is the word "FREEDOM", spelled exactly F-R-E-E-D-O-M, with every letter fully inside the ribbon. Small four-point sparkles, dots and short radiating lines in black and yellow fill the gaps around the wings. No gang symbols, no teardrops, no other text. Keep the whole design inside a generous safe margin, evenly lit like a printed flash sheet, with no cast shadows.