Tattoo design for the right pectoral (chest), black ink…

Tattoo design for the right pectoral (chest), black ink only, no color, realistic tattoo style. Symmetrical composition centered on a single vertical axis. CONSTELLATION: The constellation of Cygnus (the Swan), using ONLY the real stars that make up this constellation, no decorative or additional stars added anywhere in the design. Incomplete: some stars remain isolated, with no connecting line between them. STAR RENDERING: Each star rendered not as a soft round point of light, but as a sharp angular shard, like a fragment of shattered glass, jagged edges, high contrast, aggressive linework, cold and hard in feeling. BROKEN LINES: Where a connecting line exists between two stars, it is NOT a flat 2D line. It is a solid three-dimensional fractured rod or shard, with real thickness, depth and faceted broken surfaces, like a snapped piece of glass rendered in relief on the skin. This rod is broken into a few jagged segments, like a cleanly snapped bone. The segments align edge to edge so that, put back together, they reconstruct the original straight rod. NOT a dotted line or evenly spaced dashes with gaps of missing material, it is one broken 3-D form whose pieces add up to the whole. TEXT: Above the constellation, close but not touching its lines, the text "Ad Astra Per Aspera" in a modern sans-serif display typeface with sharp, precise curves, minimalist and elegant, in the spirit of a font such as Galleds Stars. Letterform sharpness echoes the fractured stars below. Prioritize correct spelling and legibility above decorative flourish. STYLE: Realistic tattoo linework, with strong shading giving the fractured rod segments a sculptural, three-dimensional presence rather than flat outlines. Pure black ink only, no color anywhere. Negative prompt: color, cartoonish, extra decorative stars, flat 2D lines, dotted lines, evenly spaced dashes, gaps with missing material, soft round glowing stars, asymmetrical composition, gore, literal bone imagery, skeletal texture