Prompt
Accumulate overlapping soft oblong ink dabs into connected tonal masses, leaving open support between larger groups, with clear painted anchors in the large silhouettes and light colour washes in local hues; no regular point grid, random stipple filter or indiscriminate blending, in the spirit of a Japanese ink landscape. Yamata no Orochi, the eight-headed eight-tailed serpent, rearing from a misty river valley between steep pine mountains: eight great serpent heads on long necks swaying above the mist with glinting eyes, their bodies coiling through the valley and eight tails fanning behind, in a wide frame.
Light: a cold pale dawn behind the peaks, the serpent bodies in dense black and charcoal dabs with white paper left for scale highlights, the mist as open paper, the pines in grey-green dabs on the cliffs, a single dull red wash in the eyes and a pale gold wash in the sky; palette of ink black, charcoal, grey-green, pale gold and one red accent on ivory paper; ominous, atmospheric, refined.
Wide 16:9 frame. A dignified, respectful depiction following traditional Japanese iconography, never comic or sexualized; no readable kanji, kana, seals, inscriptions, letters or logos anywhere.
