Prompt
Open dense black masses with fine white cuts, short tapering wedges and tiny light holes following the form; black structure stays connected, paper reserves precise, no broad gouges, like a Maya stone-carving rubbing. Chaac, the Maya rain god, a towering figure with a long curved nose, fangs and a lightning axe raised above his head, standing over a jungle temple and a rolling storm in a wide frame: a muscular figure with a serpent-scaled body and a feathered crest, a rain jar tipped beside him, curtains of rain falling over the stepped pyramid below.
Light: a stroke of lightning from the raised axe as a bright paper reserve against black storm clouds, rain as fine white cut lines, the temple steps and trees as stepped white cuts on black; strictly black ink on warm ivory paper; fierce, ancient, refined; seen from a low angle.
Wide 16:9 frame. A dignified, respectful depiction in an authentic Mesoamerican spirit; no readable glyphs, hieroglyphs, inscriptions, letters or logos anywhere, only plain stepped-fret and geometric borders.
