Use the image I've attached. Redraw it as a traditional East Asian ink wash painting in black ink on rice paper, keeping the same subject, pose and composition, simplified to what matters most. If there are people in it, keep each face recognizable in a few precise strokes, along with their hairstyle, clothing and posture. Technique: every form built from confident brushstrokes, each placed once and never reworked; ink in many tones, from pale gray wash to glossy black, with the darkest ink for the nearest and most important shapes and pale, watery ink for distance; strokes that start pressed and taper to a fine point; dry-brush texture with split-bristle marks for rough surfaces like bark, rock or fur; soft, feathered bleeding where wet ink meets absorbent paper; mist and bare paper standing in for sky, water and background, leaving at least a third of the sheet empty. Keep it monochrome, or add at most one pale wash of a single color. No seals, calligraphy, signatures or text. Format: {{aspect_ratio}}.