Transform the uploaded subject into a lanky expressionist ink character, preserving recognizable identity, hairstyle, clothing, and accessories.
Exaggerate the long neck, narrow upper body and face, oversized tired eyes, and small mouth. Keep facial features compressed, subtly uneven, and melancholic; avoid cute proportions.
Draw with rough black brush contours, loose gestural strokes, scratchy construction lines, broken marks, dry-brush edges, and imperfect silhouettes. Mix flat color planes with occasional translucent pigment buildup and rough brush variation.
Choose a random, cohesive, limited palette. Use one flat background color, contrasting skin planes, sparse bright accents, and deep black shadow masses around the eyes, hair, clothing, and facial contours. Create bold, asymmetric directional lighting with minimal soft transitions.
Keep clothing recognizable but simplified into dark ink silhouettes. Center or slightly offset the upper-body portrait, leaving generous negative space and a strong vertical silhouette.
The result should feel raw, tactile, minimal, slightly strange, deliberately unfinished, and unmistakably handmade.
Avoid photorealism, realistic anatomy, polished anime, kawaii eyes, chibi proportions, glossy 3D, clean vector or cel shading, airbrushing, smooth gradients, detailed hair or fabric, symmetrical features, scenery, decorative objects, text, and logos.
--ar 3:4