A black and white linocut illustration of a stylized female skeleton with flowers sprouting from her body, within an ornate decorative border.

A black and white linocut-style illustration of Lola, a stylized female skeleton character inspired by the game Grim Fandango, in the dramatic moment of being “sprouted.” She stands or leans back gracefully, with elegant, art deco-inspired posture, as thick, curling vines and blooming violets burst from her ribcage, eye sockets, and limbs. The sprouting flowers are lush but remain stylized, carved simply like traditional linocut motifs. The composition has a romantic tone: the skeleton's pose is gentle, almost poetic, as if surrendering to the sprouting, surrounded by a soft, dreamlike aura. Her skeletal face shows faint sorrow or peace, abstractly depicted through posture and composition. The background features light textural carvings, suggesting an ethereal night or dreamy underworld space. Surrounding the scene is a decorative border, linocut-style, filled with romantic and symbolic imagery: hearts, leaves, skeletal motifs, small sprouting vines, and scattered violets. Style: Traditional linocut print, high contrast black and white, hand-carved look with bold lines, simplified forms, and negative space use. No gradients, digital softness, or excessive realism — it should resemble a block print carved by hand, full of character. Composition should be square, centered, and detailed enough to look good as a framed print or tarot-style card. See more