Uma caveira envolvida por uma cobra verde e coroada com uma rosa vermelha, desenhada como flash de tatuagem tradicional americana para tatuagem ou adesivo. Contornos pretos grossos e cores chapadas creme, verde, amarela e vermelha mostram uma cobra de corpo escamado entrando pela órbita do olho e pela boca, presas abertas e língua vermelha sobre papel creme. Mude a cor da cobra ou da rosa.

A single American traditional (old school) tattoo flash design for a forearm: a bold skull with a snake winding through it, on a plain clean off-white ground with nothing else on the canvas. The design is a tall vertical emblem filling about 80% of the canvas height and centred, with a safe margin on all sides. The skull sits in the upper half, seen front-on: a rounded cranium, two large open eye sockets, a small upside-down heart nose hole, and a clean row of square teeth with clear gaps between them. A thick green snake enters through the left eye socket and comes out of the mouth gap between the teeth. It then coils in two big open S-curves down the lower half, ending in a tail that points up and a little to the right. The snake's head rises on the right of the skull with its jaws open, a forked red tongue, a yellow belly with simple horizontal bands, and a single bold eye. The skull is bone-cream with a flat mustard-yellow tint, and the snake has flat leaf-green scales in a simple diamond pattern. A single red rose with two green leaves sits at the top left of the skull, and a small red tongue and a few red accents are placed for balance. Every shape is closed by one heavy, even black outline of the same weight. Solid black shading sits on the right side of the skull, in the eye sockets and under the snake's coils, with a hard straight edge between shade and fill. A few short white highlight dashes sit on the green and yellow fills. Small four-point sparkles, dots and short radiating lines fill the gaps around the design. Everything is flat opaque ink with no gradient, no soft shading, no fine detail and no realism. The strokes and the gaps between shapes are wide enough to hold up as a tattoo stencil. No text, no banner, no numbers and no gang symbols.