<lora:training_3119606-20260829211942745:1.3> Strictly two-color duotone print, no full color palette, screentone dots visible across all surfaces instead of smooth gradients, coarse uneven woodcut-like cross-hatching, ragged jagged linework — a self-portrait of a bearded painter with dark tousled hair, dressed in medieval painter's attire: a loose tunic or doublet with wide sleeves, a paint-splattered canvas apron or smock, a leather belt. He holds a palette of paints in one hand and a paintbrush in the other, dragging the brush directly across the viewer's surface, as if painting on the outward-facing plane of the canvas/screen itself. His face is manic, eyes wide open, creepy wide grin, laughing. Behind his shoulder, a skeletal figure of Death plays the violin, its bony hand gripping the bow, its skull leaning in close to the painter's ear as if whispering to him while playing. Abstract background, cold blue theme, paintbrush pointed DIRECTLY AT THE VIEWER, man head up with rolled eyes, skeleton skull head with open mouth, paintbrush close-up to viewer,