「Still I rise」という言葉を、白地に細い黒のつながった筆記体で描いた細線タトゥー風のレタリングで、最初のSに長い入りのはらいがあります。傾いた極細の文字が一本の連続した線になり、llに背の高いループの上がり線があり、最後のeから細くなる尾が伸びます。自分のフレーズに変えたり、インクの色や線の太さを変えられます。

A tattoo lettering reference showing the phrase "Still I rise" exactly as written, in one single line, on a flat pure white background. The lettering is a thin, elegant connected script, drawn as a clean monoline black ink line with only a very slight swelling on the downstrokes. The script leans gently forward at about 12 degrees. The capital S is a little larger, with one open, graceful entry swash. The letters are joined by smooth flowing connectors. The dot of the i is a small solid round dot. The baseline rises very subtly toward the right, and the whole line is arched in a faint curve like a collarbone. Strokes are uniform and open. Every loop, counter and gap between letters is generous, so no letters touch or blur together at small size. The only flourish is a short, thin tail that trails from the final e. The ink is solid, opaque black (#111111) with crisp, smooth edges. There is no shading, no gradient, no texture, no shadow, no skin, no body part, no decoration, no extra symbols and no other text. The line spans about 88% of the canvas width and is centred, with wide empty white margins above and below. The result is a clean, flat, high-contrast stencil-ready artwork that an artist can trace.