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Sonata #313

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 #313

Token information

Collection
Sonata
Token ID
#313
Figure Gesture
S-Curve Stance
Ink Behaviour
Calligraphic Rhythm
Colour Accents
Dual Harmony
Background Tone
Blue-Grey Wash
Line Density
Expressive Cluster
Emotional Tone
Playful Lift
Clothing Suggestion
Shoulder Fold
Rarity
Uncommon

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