Prompt:
((((Masterpiece)))), a contemporary, explosive fusion of multi-block woodcut, linocut, and vibrant street art, reimagining sacred iconography with raw, psychedelic energy. The Shepherds' visit to the Nativity is a burst of color in a gritty, visionary landscape. The shepherds, defined by a sharp, graffiti-inspired key block, stand at the mouth of a cave. This cave is a chaotic explosion of electric magenta, screaming chartreuse, and deep violet layers, carved with jagged, splattered grooves and frantic cross-hatching that mimics cracked urban murals. Inside, the Holy Family is rendered with graphic, cosmic elegance: Mary and Joseph as elongated, serene figures in robes of flat, luminous gold and turquoise. The infant Jesus is a radiant focal point, glowing with an intense neon-orange rim light from a layer of fluorescent ink, nestled in a bed of swirling cerulean and silver hatch marks. Their stylized sheep are solid shapes in vibrant crimson and cobalt, clustered nearby. Above, the Annunciation Star is a violent, geometric supernova carved from the paper itself—a burst of pure white at the center of a radiating shockwave of solar yellow, hot pink, and acid green grooves that slash downward, spotlighting the scene. The shepherds' faces are etched with powerful, emotive lines in stark black, their expressions awestruck. The "night" sky is not dark, but a flat, velvety field of ultramarine blue, making the star's explosive color and the converging rays of light vibrate with cosmic reverence. The atmosphere crackles with urban mysticism. The composition blends the rawness of spray-painted stencils and torn posters with the precise, rhythmic grace of Art Deco. The entire scene is a hand-pulled testament to divine revelation in a vivid, modern world, screaming with high-contrast, textured, and stylistic power.