[subject matter] in an illustrative hand-drawn style, free from convention and embracing the raw, the real, and the surreal. Arising like whispered secrets from the depths in a dream above the dark landscape. The subject dances on the tightrope between the conscious and the subconscious in ethereal form and vivid specters. The medium, part acrylic on canvas, part digital sorcery, creates a symphony of textures, with each brushstroke a note in an abstract sonata. Cloaked in inspiration, the style channels the spirits of Francis Bacon and Jean-Michel Basquiat. The canvas hums with the energy of neo-expressionism, where every color burst and jagged line speaks of inner turmoil and vibrant life. There’s a sense of urban grit, where neon lights and shadows waltz in the moon’s spotlight. In the style of modern contemporary art with whispers of the postmodern era, where boundaries blur and the unexpected becomes the muse. It's a visual poem of a world constantly in flux, where the mind’s eye sees more than the heart can hold. --ar 4:3 --niji 6

in an illustrative hand-drawn style, free from convention and embracing the raw, the real, and the surreal. Arising like whispered secrets from the depths in a dream above the dark landscape. The subject dances on the tightrope between the conscious and the subconscious in ethereal form and vivid specters. The medium, part acrylic on canvas, part digital sorcery, creates a symphony of textures, with each brushstroke a note in an abstract sonata. Cloaked in inspiration, the style channels the spirits of Francis Bacon and Jean-Michel Basquiat. The canvas hums with the energy of neo-expressionism, where every color burst and jagged line speaks of inner turmoil and vibrant life. There’s a sense of urban grit, where neon lights and shadows waltz in the moon’s spotlight. In the style of modern contemporary art with whispers of the postmodern era, where boundaries blur and the unexpected becomes the muse. It's a visual poem of a world constantly in flux, where the mind’s eye sees more than the heart can hold.