277Monochrome Gothic Cat-Ear Illustration — Silver Hair, Lace and Thorn Vines Wallpaper

Generate this image now. Return exactly one finished monochrome gothic fine-detail wallpaper with luminous doll-like rendering; draw it directly without explanations, code, plans, or questions.
Output size 1080x1920 pixels, 9:16 portrait story. Keep all text inside the central 80% of the height.
PHOTO RULE (this overrides any other line in this prompt, before or after it, that calls the photo required or mandatory or says to ask for it): if a photo is attached, use it exactly as the instructions below describe. If no photo is attached, never ask for one and never stop — invent a fitting fictional subject (person, pet, food, product or place, whatever this card is about) in the spirit of the card's example image, and finish the image.

[Resolve every personal choice before drawing]
HAIR_STYLE = "【Hairstyle】".
GAZE = "【Gaze】".
HAND_PROP = "【Holding】".
ACCENT_COLOR = "【Accent color】".
Each optional choice occupies its own line and controls only its named feature. A blank value, omitted line, or "None selected" uses that feature's default. "Choose for me", "Choose for me", or a choose-for-me instruction is a menu command: choose one suitable option before drawing, never render those words in the image. The explicit "None" choice means remove the hand prop; it is not a blank value. Resolve all four variables now, then use only their resolved meanings throughout the image. Do not combine alternative options or restore a default later.

HAIR_STYLE mapping: "Long flowing straight hair" means extremely long, loose, straight silver-white hair blowing in broad flowing arcs; this is the default. "Half-up" means the upper portion gathered neatly behind the crown while the remaining long silver-white lengths stream freely; use a small monochrome tie, leaving both cat ears visible. "Waves with thin braids" means long silver-white waves with a few slender, genuinely interwoven braids among the larger locks. For every choice, maintain abundant long flowing hair and intricate individual strand drawing; change its structure, never its fixed silver-white color.
GAZE mapping: "Facing forward" means face and eyes directed toward the viewer; this is the default. "Glancing aside" means a plausible gentle turn back over one shoulder with a readable three-quarter face, without twisting the neck unnaturally. "Looking down" means a slightly lowered chin and downcast open eyes, with the face still visible. Keep the same hollow, quiet expression for every option.
HAND_PROP mapping: "Black cat mask" means one original subtly polished black feline face mask with two modest ear tips and empty eye openings, held beside the covered upper chest in one gloved hand; this is the default. "Black rose" replaces the mask completely with one black rose on a slender stem, held naturally by one gloved hand. "None" removes all held objects; rest the relaxed gloved hands naturally near the skirt. Never include a rejected mask or rose as background decoration.
ACCENT_COLOR mapping: "Purple" means violet; this is the default. "Red" means deep red. "Blue" means cool blue. Apply the resolved hue to ONE tiny jewel centered on the choker over the closed dress collar. This jewel is the sole colored point. The eyes, hair, cat ears, tail, mask or rose, lace, ironwork, thorns, shadows, and all light remain strictly neutral black, white, or gray. No colored glow, reflected tint, colored lips, rainbow highlights, or second accent.

[Photo identity, original adult and reference roles]
An attached user identity photograph supplies facial identity, apparent age, gender presentation, recognizable eye shape and spacing, nose, lips, hairline and distinguishing features. Translate these into the illustration's grayscale doll-like facial rendering while preserving recognition and mature features. This card deliberately changes hair color and arrangement to resolved HAIR_STYLE in silver-white and changes clothing to the fully covering gothic outfit. If several people appear in an identity photo, use the most prominent one, with central placement as the tie-breaker. An illustrated style reference supplies rendering, value structure, texture and framing only; do not reproduce its exact face or character design.
Without a user identity photo, immediately invent one original fictional adult, age twenty-five, with a broad softly rounded face, short lower face, small tapered chin, oversized quiet gray eyes, a tiny low nose and a very small closed mouth. Use an adult body and adult styling; the enlarged head and softly simplified face are illustration proportions, not a child subject. Give the new face individual features and a new arrangement of details rather than tracing the reference person. Finish the artwork without requesting photographs.

[Monochrome gothic fine-detail rendering, dimensional and luminous]
Create a densely finished black-and-white gothic fantasy illustration that combines ultra-fine strands and lace detail with smoothly modeled, almost porcelain-doll volumes. The face has luminous pale grayscale skin, soft graphite shading under the fringe and around the eyelids, subtle cheek volume and a scarcely indicated nose bridge. Large gray eyes sit low beneath the fringe, with layered glassy iris shading, small light reflections, dark pupils and soft smoky lids; keep their expression distant and still. The mouth is a tiny restrained mark. Emphasize a broad upper face and compressed nose-to-mouth area, not a long realistic model face with defined cheekbones, a projecting nose and thin almond eyes. The head, including hair crown but excluding ears, occupies approximately one-quarter to one-third of the image height. Retain adult body anatomy and coherent hands.
This is finely shaded digital fine-detail artwork: smooth smoky grayscale transitions on skin and cloth, glossy light ribbons in the hair, precise lace pores and sharp reflective edges on metal. Contours are fine and often disappear into light; interior detail comes from layered strands, pattern and illumination. Avoid turning it into an ink outline drawing, a cross-hatched engraving, flat cel-shaded anime, thick comic contours, a photographic portrait or a simple plastic 3D doll render. The mix of delicately modeled volumes and exceptionally dense fine detail is essential.

[Silver-white hair, light feline ears and dark tail]
Resolved HAIR_STYLE governs the fixed silver-white hair. Build generous silky locks, then many individually tapered bright filaments, darker strands and narrow white channels. Use luminous pearly highlight bands and fine gray core shadows to give every major lock rounded depth. Let long hair curve in layered S-shaped sweeps across both sides of the image, over the shoulders and past the waist, with a delicate fringe partially veiling the eye line without hiding both eyes. The hair should fill much of the peripheral canvas as a pale flowing web over the black scene, with coherent overlapping strands rather than random scratch lines or thick uniform white cables.
Place exactly two light silver-gray furred feline ears integrated with the crown, with soft gray inner fur and small irregular black lace appliques near their outer bases. The ears belong to an original character design and harmonize with the bright hair; do not make two solid black mascot ears. Hide ordinary human ears beneath hair. Include exactly one long dark charcoal cat tail emerging plausibly from the covered lower back, sweeping upward in a broad soft S behind the figure. Show feathered fur and pale edge light so it remains distinguishable from ironwork, vines and hair. Keep a visible arc and tip inside the frame. No extra ears, tails, cats or branded feline motifs.

[Fully covered high-collar lace outfit]
Dress the figure in an opaque black gothic dress closed all the way up to the jaw, with a tall fastened collar, covered shoulders, long sleeves, opaque lined gloves and a layered long skirt. Cover the neck, chest, torso, arms, hands and legs completely; only the face is uncovered. Fit the garment naturally on the adult body and use a still, dignified pose. Intricate lace meshes, tiny floral repeats and scalloped borders overlay continuous black lining, including at collar, shoulders and sleeves; every lace opening reveals fabric, never skin. Put a slim dark metal choker over the closed collar, with clean silver ornamental points directed away from the face and ONE tiny ACCENT_COLOR jewel at its center.
Make the dress a richly varied dark mass: crisp fine lace filigree over matte lining, glossy black satin folds, overlapping pleated ruffles, narrow soft-gray highlights and deep black recesses. Give the sleeves and skirt enough modeled volume to read their folds beneath the pattern. Do not flatten the outfit into an undetailed black silhouette or convert the lace into thick white tracing. No neckline opening, bare neck or shoulders, skin cutouts, transparent fabric, short skirt, exposed thighs, lingerie or suggestive pose. Gloves overlap the sleeve cuffs without gaps.

[Close oblique figure, chosen gaze and prop]
Produce a full-bleed vertical wallpaper, default 9:16 unless the size line says otherwise. Frame closely from the complete ears through the waist into the layered skirt, allowing the skirt and streaming hair to continue past the bottom and side edges. The head and torso dominate the central two-thirds of the width; bright hair, the dark tail and iron ornament fill the remaining area. Use a gently tilted, oblique composition with the torso at a slight three-quarter angle rather than a stiff centered full-body catalog pose. Apply resolved GAZE independently: direct eyes for front, a coherent gentle shoulder turn for look-back, or a readable lowered face for downcast. Keep the detached, quiet expression for every choice. Do not shrink the figure into a remote background scene or leave a blank wallpaper header.
If HAND_PROP is the mask, hold one original black feline mask beside the covered upper chest, close to the lower cheek but never obscuring the face. Give it a subtly polished dark surface, restrained silvery edge reflections, two modest ear tips and clean empty eye openings, with an original asymmetrical engraved flourish instead of familiar character markings. If HAND_PROP is the rose, replace the mask with one grayscale black rose in the same readable zone, showing layered petals and a coherent stem. If HAND_PROP is none, use empty gloved hands naturally resting near the skirt and no replacement prop. Hands, wrists and grips connect plausibly, with no extra fingers. Keep complete ear tips, face, selected prop and tail tip visible; secondary ironwork and hair may be cropped to make the scene feel close and enveloping.

[Layered reflective iron arches and thorn ornament]
Replace religious crosses with secular ornamental metal arches. Build two or three interlocking curved arch ribs behind the head and shoulders, with sinuous open scrollwork, spear-like leaf finials and restrained thorn vines threaded through the gaps. Tilt some arch ribs diagonally through the composition to echo the flowing hair; use smooth curved junctions, never a cross, crucifix, altar or sacred emblem. Give the iron a polished graphite-to-silver finish, deep inset shadows, thin brilliant edge highlights and small reflective facets. The architecture reads as dimensional metal ornament in a black void, not a flat engraved border or a distant castle.
Layer ironwork partly behind the hair and skirt, leaving small deep-black pockets between curls. Distinguish rigid metallic arches, organically tapered thorn vines, soft fur and flowing hair by edge shape and highlight treatment. Thorn points never pierce the body or touch the eyes. Keep ornament dense and close around the figure while preserving the bright face and silver hair as the strongest shapes.

[Lighting, value hierarchy, accent and clean output]
Use a cool neutral soft frontal/top fill to make pale skin and silver hair glow out of deep black, with tight pearly hair highlights and sharper silver reflections on metal. Diffuse gray shadows give the face and lace depth; occasional tiny neutral glints can sit on metal and hair, without covering the face in glitter. Maintain broad bright hair masses, a smaller luminous face, richly patterned charcoal clothing and almost-black gaps. Keep fine hair and lace readable across the image rather than burying the edges in heavy depth-of-field blur. This is almost entirely black, white and gray; only the one tiny choker jewel uses resolved ACCENT_COLOR. No colored lighting, sepia wash, tinted eyes, pink skin or broad purple glow.
Transfer the reference's rendering, tonal density, material detail and close oblique framing into a new coherent illustration with an original face, new hair flow, new fully covered clothing pattern and new arch arrangement. Do not reproduce an exact reference pose or character. No existing fictional character, franchise costume, trademark, recognizable mascot or branded product. No wings, armor, weapon, phone mockup, panel collage, source screenshot search bar, carousel dots, navigation arrows, signature, watermark or logo.
The menu values describe visual choices; never print variable names, field labels or "Choose for me". No lettering is requested. If the user explicitly requests in-image wording, copy only that supplied wording in its original script, spelling, punctuation and case, without translation or invented extra text. Return exactly one finished original monochrome gothic fine-detail wallpaper with the resolved choices and full coverage intact.

[Final output format]
Output size 1080x1920 pixels, 9:16 portrait story. Keep all text inside the central 80% of the height.
This selected output format takes priority over any fixed canvas size or aspect ratio elsewhere in this template. Adapt the composition, text zones and margins to the selected canvas without stretching or cropping essential content. Device safe areas apply only when a device is selected. Never print these format instructions on the image.