Close-up of an acoustic guitar with a vibrant hand-painted floral and vine design on its orangy-brown body.

enerate a 2D painted design of an acoustic guitar face with an orangy-brown wood finish. The style should be hand-painted using Posca paint markers, simple and achievable, not overly professional or photorealistic, but still visually appealing. Use a natural, organic vine and flower motif with multiple thick vines starting from any points across the guitar, twisting, looping, and curving in a spontaneous, organic flow. Vines should vary slightly in thickness and overlap, snaking toward all edges including near the soundhole and pickguard, but never covering the pickguard. Leaves should resemble ivy: simple in shape (oval, pointed, slightly irregular), size (small to medium), and limited color range (light green, deep green, subtle yellow-green accents). Leaves should be layered and placed irregularly, but not overly complex. Flowers should have the same thickness and presence as ivy vines rather than thin flower stems. They should be in a limited palette (apricot, light pink, coral pink, lavender, sunshine yellow), overlapping vines and leaves naturally while leaving some wood visible. Tiny white or light blue dots can be added sparingly for highlights. Ensure asymmetry throughout; avoid mirrored or repetitive patterns. The design should feel full and lush, but simple enough to recreate with a limited number of colors and basic artistic skills. See more