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Lu Bu Ink Wash Warrior

Lu Bu Ink Wash Warrior

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Create a dramatic vertical Chinese ink-and-wash fantasy illustration of {argument name="character name" default="Lu Bu"}, the legendary Three Kingdoms warrior, charging through a narrow mountain gorge on a rearing {argument name="horse color" default="blood-red"} warhorse. The warrior wears ornate black-and-gold lamellar armor with sharp gilded details, a fierce expression, dark hair and beard, and a small crested headpiece with two long pheasant-tail plumes arcing high behind him. He raises an enormous Fangtian halberd diagonally across the composition, its jagged double crescent blade pointing to the upper right with red tassels near the head. A vast torn {argument name="cape color" default="crimson"} cape explodes behind him like splashed paint, merging with red ink bursts that fill the upper background. The horse is muscular, mid-leap and rearing, mouth open, mane flying, ornate bridle and chest armor decorated with a fierce beast-mask emblem. Below, dark blue-black rocky cliffs frame a deep misty ravine, painted with rough expressive brush strokes and white fog. Use a textured off-white rice-paper background, dynamic splatter ink, energetic xieyi brushwork, high contrast red against deep navy rocks, painterly realism mixed with traditional Chinese martial art poster aesthetics. Add vertical black Chinese calligraphy in the upper left reading {argument name="calligraphy text" default="吕布"}, with smaller side inscriptions and two small red seal stamps beneath it. No modern objects, no borders, no watermark, keep the image focused on one warrior, one horse, one halberd, one cape, two plume arcs, two red seal stamps, and the mountain gorge.

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