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miyako, A photorealistic close-up portrait of a vintage steampunk female automaton clockwork doll. Her face is elegant and realistic, but a part of her cheek and jawline has peeled away, revealing a rugged, unpolished silver iron plate, tiny brass screws, and delicate clicking gears underneath. Her body is a complex, rustic skeleton frame made of aged bronze and copper, filled with visible exposed gears, rotating cogs, metallic springs, and thin glass tubes filled with glowing amber liquid, showing a blend of low-tech craftsmanship and mechanical ingenuity. She has dark hair styled in a messy Victorian undo, looking at the camera with a blank, lifeless gaze. The background is a dense, cluttered workshop wall fully packed with polished brass pipes, copper pressure gauges, steam vents releasing faint white smoke, and analog dials. Moody cinematic dark studio lighting, heavy shadows, hyper-realistic textures of rusted iron, scratched metal, and cold stone, dark sepia and bronze color palette, shot on 50mm lens, 8k resolution.