Porcelain Dawn Samurai

"Edit the input image (the backlit samurai figure) into a bold, flat screen-print poster-style artwork suitable for apparel. Preserve the warrior's silhouette, pose and the katana angle, and keep the dramatic backlit sun/halo behind her. Convert the kimono's folds and black mass into a layered totem of stylized masks and ornamental paper-mask patterns so the garment reads as a surreal stacked-totem when viewed up close. Turn the blade into a luminous unspooling ribbon of fractured porcelain tiles that flows outward and breaks into tiny floating islands and surreal architectural shards. Replace the sun/halo with a cracked porcelain orb overlaid with map-like lines and radial cracks that echo the existing rays. Simplify the background buildings into repeated, stage-like temple silhouettes to form a surreal amphitheater; fill select negative pockets with tiny graphic diorama vignettes (doors, staircases, lanterns) that remain flat and iconographic. Introduce very subtle decorative macabre accents (stitched shadow motifs, bone-like filigree) inside the darkest folds — purely ornamental and non-graphic. Flatten all shading into bold color blocks and clean highlight strokes, add sparse halftone texture to some orange fields for screenprint interest, and limit the palette to ivory, fiery orange, and deep near-black. Crop and compose so the figure is central and dominant with clean outer edges and a single-color or transparent background suitable for printing. Maintain legibility at small scale and ensure the final artwork is high-contrast, graphic, and wearable as a print."

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