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Tarpimadat art style: A young woman with dark hair sits slumped on a kitchen counter, her left arm heavily bandaged from elbow to wrist; she has visible bruises across her torso and cheek, one patch of red scabbed skin near her eye. She wears a torn black tank top over shorts that appear patched at the knees — both garments are stained with dirt and blood residue. Her expression is weary yet defiant as she gazes downward toward her injured limb while holding it tightly against her body. To her right rests an open first-aid kit beside a silver kettle sitting silently on the countertop beneath rust-red cabinets featuring circular knobs. The tiles behind her are beige square panels showing signs of wear. Below, part of a gas stove with control dials peeks into view. Heavy shadows fall along edges, emphasizing gritty realism through textured linework reminiscent of comic book illustrations blended with painterly ink wash effects — all rendered under warm ambient lighting casting soft highlights onto exposed muscle tone and splattered wounds. There’s no indication of other people present — just this solitary figure surrounded by domestic chaos after injury. <lora:Pierre-Marie_Tardat_E10:0.75>