This artwork is a striking artistic reimagining of the King of Diamonds, with the "K" rank uniformly marked at both the top and bottom of the card for consistent pip identity. The dignified elderly samurai persona is sculpted with vivid dimensionality strictly within the confines of the playing card frame. Realized through an exquisite paper collage technique, it uses layered, precisely cut paper to build tangible depth, making the warrior figure stand out vividly while remaining anchored to the card’s boundaries. Scattered playing card fragments (hearts and diamonds included) are ingeniously woven into the samurai’s armor, hair and beard, seamlessly fusing classic card motifs with warrior imagery. Traditional Japanese samurai armor and a sharp long sword further enrich the piece, with the layered collage craft balancing the sturdiness of warrior gear and the delicate lightness of paper--all while preserving the figure’s three-dimensional appeal and the card’s unified rank display within the defined scope. --ar 4:7 --s 50 --raw

This artwork is a striking artistic reimagining of the King of Diamonds, with the "K" rank uniformly marked at both the top and bottom of the card for consistent pip identity. The dignified elderly samurai persona is sculpted with vivid dimensionality strictly within the confines of the playing card frame. Realized through an exquisite paper collage technique, it uses layered, precisely cut paper to build tangible depth, making the warrior figure stand out vividly while remaining anchored to the card’s boundaries. Scattered playing card fragments (hearts and diamonds included) are ingeniously woven into the samurai’s armor, hair and beard, seamlessly fusing classic card motifs with warrior imagery. Traditional Japanese samurai armor and a sharp long sword further enrich the piece, with the layered collage craft balancing the sturdiness of warrior gear and the delicate lightness of paper—all while preserving the figure’s three-dimensional appeal and the card’s unified rank display within the defined scope.