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sicktype, a photorealistic low-angle editorial portrait of an adult young woman against a perfectly uniform neon acid-green background, shown in a deep squat with knees apart and a tight fashion crop that cuts close around her body. She tilts her head sharply and looks down toward the viewer with a coy expression. Her extremely long pin-straight black hair falls vertically around her face and body in sleek dark curtains. She is completely bare, wearing only a sicktype thermal-drip effect that clings to the chest, torso, waist, hips, and upper thighs like a molten luminous second skin. The effect should form glossy translucent patches, elongated drips, and hanging chromatic runoffs, with hot pink, cyan, violet, electric blue, orange, and yellow splitting along the edges. The main deformation carrier is a halo of repeated silhouette contours around the entire figure. Her full outline should produce multiple stacked edge copies radiating outward from the body in tight succession. These contour duplicates should remain closest and most compressed around the face, shoulders, and arms, then spread wider and more fluid around the hanging hair, hips, thighs, and knees. The repeated outlines should be visibly color-separated, with hot pink, cyan, violet, orange, and electric blue layers forming a thick chromatic aura around her body. The aura should feel like a synthetic contour field that partially melts as it moves away from her, becoming softer and more ribbon-like the farther it extends. Keep the actual woman crisp and photographic in the center, with the echo halo acting as a graphic expansion of her silhouette. Flat acid-green background, fine grain, restrained neon bloom, severe minimalist fashion mood, no typography. presented as a vintage printed magazine cover with a narrow warm-cream paper border, lightly weathered ink, visible photographic grain, subtle aged-print texture, and tasteful retro color reproduction. The only visible text is “sick type” in enormous cream-colored high-contrast serif lettering across the upper portion of the cover, partially layered behind the subject. <lora:sicktype_krea2_variantC_sickollie:2>