Use the image I've attached. Redraw it as a risograph print, keeping the same subject, pose and composition. If there are people in it, keep their faces, hairstyles and expressions recognizably theirs, and use the ink overlaps to keep each skin tone's warmth and depth true. Style: the image separated into two or three spot-color layers, such as fluorescent pink, medium blue and sunny yellow, each printed as its own flat layer; semi-transparent inks that overprint into new colors where layers overlap, like pink over blue making purple; tones built from coarse grain and dot patterns instead of smooth gradients; slight misregistration, so the layers sit a hair out of line and leave thin gaps and overlaps at the edges; uneven ink coverage with speckles and pale patches on matte, uncoated paper; bold, simplified shapes with a hand-cut, zine-like feel, and generous areas of bare paper. Avoid more than three ink colors, photographic smoothness, glossy paper and black outlines. No text, logos or watermarks. Format: {{aspect_ratio}}.