<https://s.mj.run/vbdDAJK-B8Y> Tattoo sleeve on the outside of a woman's right arm | begins with a hyper-realistic depiction of a pill bottle, lid securely on, in black and white at the lower end, symbolizing the containment of struggle | the sides of the bottle start to deconstruct, with the material visually dissolving into a series of smaller elements that signify the beginning of transformation | from this dissolution, emerge symbols of Southern resilience and music: a guitar pick, a feather, and subtle notes of wisteria or wild vines, transitioning from grayscale to vibrant hues of blues and purples, representing the rich musical heritage and the natural beauty of the South | these elements blend into flowing musical notes in a mix of neo-traditional and watercolor styles, symbolizing freedom, healing, and Sarah's journey through music | the transition highlights a contrast between the stark realism of the pill bottle and the fluid, colorful expression of music and Southern imagery, emphasizing a narrative of liberation | the upper part of the sleeve, dominated by musical notes and Southern motifs, uses watercolor effects to enhance the sense of creativity and transformation, making the tattoo an iconic symbol of the musical's themes and personal growth --v 6.0