Gilded Floral Skull

"Edit the provided image of the clustered flowers into a bold, print-ready flat artwork: rearrange the existing flowers so they compose the silhouette of a human skull while keeping each flower's shape clearly recognizable. Use the sunflower as the forehead/upper-center highlight, position two of the larger blooms as eye-sockets, place the white bloom near the nasal cavity, and form the cheekbones and jaw from the remaining flowers. Flatten photographic textures into a stylized vector pop-art look: simplify petals to bold shapes, reduce soft gradients to limited smooth shading, and add crisp hand-inked outlines around petals. Preserve the flowers' core hues but slightly boost saturation and contrast for jewel-toned impact. Replace natural shadows with subtle halftone or stipple shading inside the skull to suggest depth without photorealism. Add delicate metallic-gold filigree accents tracing select petal edges and interior negative spaces (decorative baroque feel), and include a few tiny stylized 'petal-moths'—small abstract moth shapes made from petal fragments—fluttering near the crown. Convert the background to a solid deep charcoal/black for maximum print contrast and remove all drop shadows and photographic noise. Clean and sharpen edges so the design is scalable and flat for apparel/print. Do not add any text, logos, or watermarks; avoid extreme gore; keep the final piece decorative, surreal, and suitable as standalone artwork for printing."