Butcher Billy style reference and prompts

Apply a loud vintage pop print language with saturated cyan, deep teal, primary red, and mustard yellow trapped under forceful black linework. Compose with a close crop, a dark central mass, and jagged rays or lightning-like diagonals that push outward. Build volume from flat color planes and coarse hatching rather than smooth gradients. Overlay distressed paper, halftone flecks, scratches, cracks, and slight color misregistration so the surface feels like an old screen-printed poster. Keep the energy confrontational and immediate, with a compact hierarchy and strong contrast between dark ink and vivid color.

A square, tightly cropped pop art portrait centers on a defiant curly-haired performer shouting toward the viewer. The open mouth is exaggerated, the brows are knitted, and the direct stare feels confrontational. Dense curls form a dark blue-black halo that presses against the top edge. Bold turquoise and cyan shadow planes replace natural flesh tones, and rough black ink contours carve the face. Yellow lightning bolts and angular red shapes crowd behind and partly across the figure, turning the background into an energetic graphic burst. Saturated mustard yellow, hot red, electric blue, and deep teal sit in coarse printed layers. Halftone speckle, scratched surfaces, misregistered color, torn poster wear, and hand-drawn hatching remain visible throughout. The clothing is nearly black, so the face and lightning dominate. A tight crop pushes the features toward the viewer and makes the open mouth the strongest point of contrast. Uneven printed dots and scuffed color fields give each bright patch a physical surface. The jagged surrounding shapes repeat the vocal energy without becoming literal sound effects. The whole frame feels compressed, loud, and immediate, like a weathered punk concert poster or vintage comic cover. It retains the grit of old ink on paper rather than smooth digital blending or photographic realism.