Crimson Heart Bomber

"Edit the provided image of the burgundy leather jacket on the chair: isolate and extract the jacket, remove the chair and studio background, and transform the jacket into a centered, print-ready graphic. Preserve the jacket's silhouette, burgundy leather tones, zipper, collar and ribbed cuffs so it remains clearly recognizable. Morph the jacket into a stylized anatomical-heart hybrid (surreal but not gory): the zipper becomes a central seam/vein, the collar shapes into an aortic-arch motif, cuffs become artery-like stubs — keep these transformations poetic and slightly macabre rather than realistic gore. Render the result as flat vector-style artwork suitable for silk-screen printing: bold black outlines, limited palette (burgundy, deep crimson, black, cream/off-white background, and small metallic gold accents), subtle halftone shading and simplified leather highlights to suggest material without photorealism. Add a thin decorative gothic thorn/linework ring around the jacket-heart (not touching edges) and 3–5 tiny stylized moth or stitch motifs for surreal balance. Center composition so the jacket-heart fills most of the frame (60–75%), collar/top at upper third. Deliver a clean, high-contrast illustration that reads at small sizes and is scalable for apparel prints. Do not add any readable text, logos, or watermarks; avoid extreme gore or sexual content; do not create an image of a physical product — output must be flat artwork only."

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