A highly detailed pen-and-ink illustration of a twisted scarecrow figure made of roots and torn cloth, standing front-center against a vast empty field with a giant circular moon rising behind it. The scarecrow has a floppy wide-brimmed hat, a tattered cloak that billows and transforms into wing-like strips of fabric and exposed roots, and a trunk-like leg spiraling into the earth. Intricate cross-hatching and fine linework define wood grain, fabric rips, dangling threads, and gnarled roots. A lone crow perches on a ragged wing to the right. Small pumpkins and tufts of grass sit at the base. High-contrast black-and-white composition, backlit rim lighting from the moon, strong negative space, slightly low three-quarter view, eerie autumn/Halloween mood, meticulous textures, sketchy organic lines, dynamic flowing motion in the cloak and roots. <lora:training_12042713-20261015141233313-dvmi:0.9>
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