Cross eyed

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A close-up, highly detailed illustration features a woman's face adorned with intricate mandalas and decorative patterns. Her large, wide-open eyes, surrounded by long eyelashes, gaze directly at the viewer with an intense expression. The eyes are a light green-brown color with large black pupils. The skin of her face is textured with elaborate, warm-toned, earthy patterns of swirling lines, dots, and teardrop shapes, reminiscent of mehndi or henna art.

These patterns extend across her forehead, around her eyes, nose, and mouth, creating a mystical and cohesive design. The colors within these patterns are predominantly shades of orange, brown, and ochre, with accents of dark red, blue, and black adding depth.

Framing her face, long, flowing strands of hair, also rendered with similar detailed, swirling patterns and a rich, textured appearance, cascade around her. These hair-like elements are imbued with the same color palette as the facial patterns—browns, oranges, reds, and occasional blues and whites—blending seamlessly with the decorative skin art. The overall impression is one of a mesmerizing, almost hypnotic, fusion of human form and ornate, naturalistic design, possibly inspired by art nouveau or psychedelic art