Moonlit Sugar Skull Vine

"Edit the input image: keep the recognizable diagonal floral vine and the small bird silhouettes, but transform the lace-and-bead textures into a bold, flat, print-ready artwork on a pure black background. Convert the embroidered details into crisp white and silver vector linework with decorative stippling/halftone dots; keep the delicate lace shapes but simplify them to clean outlines and clustered dot textures. Turn several blossoms into ornate, non-gory sugar‑skull–style floral centers (decorative motifs only), and replace select leaves with geometric shard filigree and tiny crescent moons and stars so parts of the vine read as a falling constellation. Add surreal 'dissolve' zones where flower clusters decompose into sprays of tiny pearlescent beads, star‑dots, and miniature architectural micro-objects (tiny arches/windows) that float upward — suggestive and whimsical, not realistic. Use a limited palette: pure white, silver/gray for main lines, and very subtle pastel accents (soft lavender and pale aqua) as spot highlights only. Preserve the original composition and flow so the vine remains identifiable (recognizable center/right diagonal), but increase abstraction and weirdness in the dissolving areas. Produce a flat, scalable vector/graphic-art output with crisp edges and printable textures (stipple/halftone), avoid gradients or photorealistic shading. Remove any visible text/watermarks and clean background to solid black. Result should be a standalone decorative artwork suitable for apparel printing, gothic‑whimsical in mood with a surreal constellation twist."

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