Minimalist Black Greyhound Poster Illustration

Editorial poster illustration of a sleek black greyhound, shown from the chest upward in a close three-quarter portrait. The dog occupies the lower 60% of the vertical canvas, positioned slightly left of center, while the upper 40% remains completely empty as bold negative space. Its long elegant neck rises from the bottom-left edge; the narrow elongated head turns toward the right, with the muzzle extending diagonally toward the lower-right. Both eyes are visible, looking sideways toward the viewer with a calm, intense, slightly melancholic expression. Ears folded naturally backward. Solid saturated scarlet-red background, uniform and completely flat, approximately #f40020, with no gradient, scenery, shadows, or decorative elements. The dog is almost pure black, built from deep black and very dark charcoal-gray tones. Subtle cool-gray highlights define the forehead, brow, cheekbones, long muzzle, neck muscles, folded ears, and shoulder. Bright red irises echo the background, surrounded by heavy black eyelids, with tiny sharp white catchlights. Highly detailed hand-rendered illustration combining vintage scratchboard engraving, fine colored-pencil drawing, dry-brush shading, and contemporary screen-printed poster art. Extremely fine curved strokes follow the direction of the short glossy fur, creating a tactile velvety texture. Dense cross-hatching and delicate stippling model the anatomy while preserving large areas of rich solid black. The nose has a subtle pebbled texture and a restrained glossy highlight. Crisp, clean silhouette against the red field; dramatic tonal contrast; limited two-color palette of scarlet red, black, and small charcoal-gray and white accents. Sophisticated, minimal, slightly surreal fine-art animal portrait, bold modern gallery poster, precise anatomy, matte printed finish, no photographic look, no text, no typography, no border, no frame, no collar, no accessories, no extra objects --ar 3:4 --style raw --stylize 100