A Woodlands Kingfisher perched, with the upper half in full…

A Woodlands Kingfisher perched, with the upper half in full realistic colour: bright turquoise/blue feathers on back, wings, and tail; pearly white underparts on chest and belly; red upper mandible and black lower mandible; black patches on shoulders/wing panels. From mid-body downward, the bird transitions into a crochet-stitch texture, gradually unraveling so that the lower half (tail, lower wings, belly) appears made of yarn that matches the exact colours of the bird above. A crochet needle is held in the beak, with a strand of yarn trailing subtly, also matching the bird’s colours, to suggest movement. Style: Sketch for tattoo reference, realistic detail on the upper half, sketch/illustrative for the crochet-unraveled portion. Shading & texture: Soft shading on feathers; visible loops/stitches and thread ends on the crochet portion, with a few loose threads curling or floating to enhance the unraveling effect.