Hayv Kahraman style reference and prompts

Use refined, flattened figure painting with precise thin contours, limited tonal modeling, and an aged matte surface. Restrict the palette to warm ochre-brown, ivory, near-black, and tiny red or gold accents. Build balance through frontal alignment, paired pale forms, and broad dark silhouettes. Keep the background free of descriptive setting but rich in subtle scratches and woven pigment texture. Favor even soft light and an emblematic, quiet square composition.

The image presents a front-facing woman from the chest upward, almost perfectly centered in the square. Her black bobbed hair forms a smooth rounded shape on either side of a pale face, with a precise central part near the forehead. She looks directly outward with a composed, unreadable expression. Narrow brown eyes, fine brows, a small straight nose, and muted red lips are defined by delicate lines and restrained shading. Long thin earrings hang beside the jaw. Her dark garment has a deep V-shaped neckline and broad nearly black shoulders. A pale bird perches on each shoulder, one on the left and one on the right, their bodies angled slightly inward. Fine gray contour lines describe feathers, folded wings, tiny beaks, and feet without breaking the overall simplicity. The symmetrical birds make the figure feel ceremonial, almost like an emblem. Behind her is a flat warm brown field with subtle scuffs, scratches, and woven-looking pigment variation. There is no specific room or landscape; the background is an aged surface that pushes all attention toward silhouette and small facial details. Light is even and soft, leaving little cast shadow. The palette is remarkably limited: ivory skin and birds, black hair and dress, tawny ground, and tiny touches of red and gold. The square crop aligns head, shoulders, and paired birds in a stable triangular arrangement. The whole picture feels quiet, enigmatic, and carefully constructed, combining refined figure drawing with the stillness of a decorative icon.