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Sonata #17

Each token in Sonata portrays a stylised subject rendered with elegant ink contours and accented with selective strokes of colour. Rather than realism, the focus is expression: posture, attitude, and line rhythm.

The result is a portrait that feels performed, not illustrated.

Sonata #17

Token information

Collection
Sonata
Token ID
#17
Figure Gesture
Shoulder Glance
Ink Behaviour
Loose Sketch Lines
Colour Accents
Minimal Accent
Background Tone
White Canvas
Line Density
Minimal Lines
Emotional Tone
Soft Confidence
Clothing Suggestion
Skirt Flow
Rarity
Common

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