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A majestic and grotesque portrait of a skeletal king wearing a crown of dead butterflies and robes made of moth wings, in the dark-fantasy style of Murakami Yoshiyuki. The skeleton is rendered with ivory-like texture, using fine stippling and hatching to show every crack and pore in the bone. The butterfly wings are a tapestry of intricate patterns and dusty textures, each wing rendered with individual scales and veins through delicate, rhythmic lines. The art style utilizes a massive amount of decorative detail on the king's jewelry—heavy gold chains, emerald rings, and silver brooches—all shimmering through dense cross-hatching. The background is a symmetrical, gothic garden of dead roses and weeping willows, rendered with a level of detail that feels almost tactile. The lighting is a dim, flickering candlelight that creates deep, velvety shadows in the eye sockets and brilliant highlights on the crown's jewels. The mood is "memento mori, opulent, and eerily beautiful," capturing the intersection of ultimate power and inevitable death.