Snug as a Bug

Prompt:  A black and white charcoal, a fusion of Alphonse Mucha, John William Waterhouse, and tonalism, where subjects are rendered with idealized naturalism and softened contours set against layered, atmospheric textures. The palette follows a harmonious structure, anchored by a dominant hue with thoughtfully placed complementary tones. Ink painting-inspired techniques combine smooth blending with deliberate, visible brushwork, enhancing depth and drawing attention to key visual elements while maintaining fidelity to the source aesthetics. A woman, fully body painted with intricate well groomed Cockroach-like shell, stands with her back to the viewer, both arms raised showing armpits and the arms forming a Ankh shape with hands clasped together high above her head with a real well groomed Cockroach beside her. Both the figure and the Cockroach wear vivid light green glow collars, sharply contrasting against the otherwise monochrome pattern of their forms. A pristine yellow & black diagonally precisely striped industrial danger sign studio background featuring minimalist styling, where soft, diffused lighting highlights the paint’s texture on skin and the fine detail of the well groomed Cockroach's shell. Subtle, well-placed shadows ground the figures, adding dimension without distraction with a pristine painted laser-precise yellow & black diagonally engineered industrial danger sign precisely striped background