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A masterfully executed digital concept art diptych portrait — a single unified composition on light brown kraft paper, 16:9 widescreen. Art style: a flawless hybrid of Stavros Damos and Moebius (Jean Giraud) — crisp scratchy ink outlines, dense clean cross-hatching shading, and rich watercolor washes on light brown kraft paper — smooth, uniform warm beige-brown tone, subtle natural surface, no burnt edges, no dark scorch marks. The image is a single continuous composition, seamlessly blending both halves with an asymmetrical layout.

LEFT HALF — PUNK GIRL PORTRAIT (DOMINANT, FOREGROUND, LARGER):
A fierce, rebellious young woman with a sharp jawline and cold, defiant eyes. She has a dramatic, voluminous MOHAWK (ирокез) hairstyle — shaved sides, a tall crest of spiky hair in the center. Her hair is dyed in a bold blend of jet black, electric blue, and neon pink. Her hair texture is sharply defined by dense, clean, hand-drawn ink lines and cross-hatched details.

Sharp facial features. Piercings: a silver ring through her nostril, a row of small studs along her left eyebrow, and a labret spike below her lower lip. Visible black ink tattoos on her neck and collarbone — intricate patterns, spiderwebs, and tribal designs. She wears a ripped black leather jacket with studs and safety pins, over a torn fishnet top.

Warm dramatic light hits her from the side, creating high-contrast chiaroscuro shadows across her cheekbone and jacket folds.

The portrait occupies the left 60-70% of the frame, extending into the center. It is the primary focus.

RIGHT HALF — GOTHIC DAGGER WITH GREEN SERPENTS (BACKGROUND, SMALLER, FILLING EMPTY SPACE):
Behind and slightly below the portrait, on the right side, a symmetrical gothic dagger surrounded by coiled serpents fills the remaining space. The dagger and serpents are rendered in bold black ink with vibrant green watercolor washes — the serpents are deep emerald and lime green, with subtle yellow highlights. The dagger itself remains black and white, contrasting with the green serpents.

THE DAGGER: A long, sharp double-edged blade with a massive black outline and a thin inner void. The hilt features a wide crossguard with sharp hooked spikes. The grip is wrapped with thick black ribbon-like bands. The pommel is a large diamond-shaped element with a sharp spear point.

THE SERPENTS: Two symmetrical serpents coil around the dagger from both sides. Their bodies are thick, curved black lines with scale-like patterns and sharp angular bends. The serpent heads rise near the crossguard, with open jaws and forked tongues extending outward. Their tails wrap around the lower blade and pommel. The serpents are deep emerald and lime green, with subtle yellow-green highlights and watercolor washes.

ADDITIONAL DETAILS: Small sharp spikes and ornamental tribal elements branch from the serpents' bodies. Thin white through-lines create contrast within the black forms.

ARTIST SIGNATURE (LOWER RIGHT CORNER, DIAGONAL):
In the lower right corner, a flowing, ornate artist's signature in dark brown or black ink, written diagonally across the corner.

BACKGROUND: Light brown kraft paper — smooth, uniform warm beige-brown tone, subtle natural surface. No burnt edges, no dark scorch marks, no rough charred texture. The paper has a gentle, even color across the entire composition.

STYLE (OVERALL): Heavy black ink framing on the outer edges, rich raw pigments (black, cyan, magenta, blood red, emerald green, lime green), zero digital blur, ultra-sharp focus, 8k resolution. The portrait dominates the frame, with the dagger and serpents serving as a secondary visual element in the background, filling the empty space without competing for attention.