Medium close-up portrait of a girl, chest-up framing, facing the viewer. Messy medium-length hair, light pastel pink, uneven strands, slightly childish haircut. Large round eyes filled with tight hypnotic spirals instead of pupils, eyes wide open, unfocused, unsettling. Her expression is disturbingly cheerful: open mouth, small fang visible, tongue slightly out, smile too wide to be innocent. Subtle dark smudges and ink stains on her face, neck, and clothes, as if the madness is bleeding through the drawing itself. She wears a simple sailor-style school uniform with a large bow on the chest, drawn loosely and imperfectly, fabric covered in spiral patterns and scratches. Background is fully packed with dense hand-drawn spirals of different sizes, overlapping, filling the entire space — no empty areas. Spirals appear both behind and partially over the character, breaking figure–background separation. Linework is rough, sketchy, uneven, epeulu style. Heavy use of hand-drawn ink lines, no clean vector feel. Shading done with chaotic cross-hatching and repeated circular strokes. Limited color palette: mostly black and white lineart with minimal flat color accents (soft pink hair only). No gradients, no smooth shading, no digital polish. Mood: obsessive, manic, childish insanity, playful horror, uncomfortable cuteness. Feels like a cursed manga panel or a page from a broken sketchbook. No photorealism, no painterly rendering, no anime gloss, no cinematic lighting.