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salt, Kani2reR, @VRC_v2.5 Art Style & Composition A soft rounded poster card holding one small portrait study. The illustration sits inside a large rounded-corner card with a clean white margin, and the paper outside the card stays almost bare. The card holds her from the hips up, so her face and hands fill the middle of the frame and the pose is unmistakably the subject. Color is cool and chalky, an ice blue and a frost white with deep slate in the darkest accents, laid flat in clean shapes with soft grain in the shadow. Linework is delicate with slightly broken tips, and the light is soft, even and high key so nothing competes with the gesture. The background inside the card is kept quiet and low contrast, so her silhouette stays crisp against it. Character & Action She is Salt, a small cat-eared girl. Her build is petite and slight, with a short torso, narrow shoulders and thin limbs, and her head sits a little large for her frame, so her proportions stay small and compact. Her hair is medium length: it falls just past her shoulders and stops around the middle of her back, ending in soft tapering points, an icy silver blue that keeps a soft white sheen across the crown and thins into a washed lavender blue toward the ends. Short blunt bangs lie across her forehead in fine separate strands, and one thick lock falls down the right side of her face and covers just the outer edge of that eye, so the eye still reads clearly beneath the strand. A pair of pale blue cat ears sits high on her head, each lined with white fur and marked with a small four-pointed white star. A tiny black stud and a slim silver clip are pinned into the bangs above her left temple, a small white and pale blue yin-yang charm hangs from a strand beside her left ear, and a small white plaster patch sits on her left cheek. Both her eyes are large and round and icy blue, rimmed deeper at the edge with a faint pink glow in the inner corner and one hard white highlight high in each iris, her brows thin and soft and her skin very pale with a light flush across both cheeks. She wears an oversized white zip-up hoodie with its sleeves pushed to her forearms, pale steel blue drawstrings with white tips, and a black paw-print patch on the left of her chest. A blue webbing strap set with sequins and small white crosses hangs in a loop from her right hip. Pose & Gesture She sits curled into a small closed shape with her knees drawn up toward her chest and both arms wrapped around them, her hands clasped over the tops of her knees and her chin resting there. Her shoulders round inward with the curl and her back makes one continuous curve, so the whole figure reads as a compact bundle. The loose hoodie bunches and folds across her drawn-up thighs, and her long pale cat tail comes around from behind and lies beside her feet with its tuft curling up at the end. Her face lifts just enough to look toward the viewer over her knees. Main Background & Scenery Inside the rounded card the background is almost entirely empty: a soft pale frost wall with a gentle gradient that darkens toward the lower corners, and one barely readable horizontal line high up as a shelf edge. Nothing else occupies the space, so the card reads as a clean plate for the gesture. Typography & Decorative Layout The printed furniture stays small and lives in the bare paper around the card, set in the theme colors. Top Band Across the top of the sheet, above the card, the word SALT is set small and wide-tracked in the deep slate tone, aligned to the left margin, with a single thin horizontal rule running from it toward the right edge. Corner Marks In the upper left corner of the bare paper, an L-shaped bracket is drawn in one fine stroke with a short band of diagonal hatching tucked inside it. In the lower left corner, four tiny dots fall in a short vertical trail, fading in size toward the bottom. Bottom Bar Along the very bottom edge, outside the card, a thin horizontal rule runs about two thirds of the width from the left margin, the word SALT is set small and light beneath its right end, and three small filled dots in theme tones sit at the far left of the rule.