The man is dressed in simple, loose Fitting clothes that are typical of the first century. He is wearing a long tunic, a hooded cloak, and sandals. His hair is long and tied back in a ponytail. He has a long, thin face and a beard. He is holding a staff in his left hand and is walking west. The background is blank. The drawing is done in black lines on a blank background. The lines are simple and delicate, and they capture the man's thin, wiry frame. The man's face is expressionless, and his eyes are cast down. He seems to be lost in thought as he walks west. The drawing has a sense of timelessness. The man's clothes and hairstyle are typical of the first century, but the drawing could have been made any time in the past 2,000 years. The blank background also contributes to the sense of timelessness. The man could be walking anywhere, at any time. The drawing is a simple yet evocative image of a man walking west. It is a reminder that people have been walking west for centuries, in search of new lands, new opportunities, and new beginnings. tattoo idea