
silbriolinocut, Create one original contemporary hand-carved two-block linocut artwork. One pomegranate is ruptured into three thick quarters still joined at the bottom, a toothed crown above and the seeds simplified into three broad clusters. Square 1:1, oblique overhead close view: a nearly closed lower-left volume opens toward upper right. Use only cobalt blue and lemon yellow spot inks. Cobalt is a supporting plane crossing the lower skin and two inner seed groups. Yellow constructs the opened skin, membranes and crown, extending above the fruit. Their substantial deep green overprint at the central membrane builds the hinge joining three chambers. Paper defines three internal regions and irregular chamber gaps. Four broad membrane cuts and two skin cuts articulate thickness; keep seed clusters calm, without individual dot patterns. Preserve one shared bottom and one fruit, rather than three unrelated pieces; no scattered seeds or decorative concentric rings. Use dense matte flat ink fields on clean near-white paper, sensitive hand-cut edges and restrained local ink skips; shape must dominate grain. Preserve the stated contacts and connections. Print the composition directly across the image area without an added frame. No lettering, logo, signature, watermark, mockup, collage, panels, extra independent ink, photographic shading, continuous gradients, all-over distress, dense descriptive hatching or uniformly perfect vector edges.
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