Traditional Chinese Ink Illustration Style

[Character/Theme] = {argument name="character" default="Master Yixuan from Zenless Zone Zero (绝区零)"} An East Asian calligraphic linear character color illustration, with a baimiao (plain-line) skeletal structure, line drawing leading the form, and a light, expressive (xieyi-style) coloring. Brush-and-ink lines, a mixed-hair brush touch, centered-tip brushwork, with side-tip strokes creating flying-white texture in places, and a dry-brush feel. Hair strands drawn with fine, thread-like lines, an open contour, broken and doubled lines, a play of solid and void. Large areas of negative space, a white paper ground, treating blank space as if it were ink (计白当黑). Transparent watercolor glazing, light ink washes, with areas of boneless-style (mogu) color application. The color layers are translucent, the color patches pure, the edges soft, minimal light-and-shade, a diffused sense of light, low contrast, and flattened coloring. The character must be drawn strictly according to their original design's clothing, hairstyle, and accessories — do not apply a generic hanfu template; preserve the character's own clothing logic. Hand structure should be accurate, all five fingers complete and clear, joints natural, gestures elegant. Fully rendered in color, with the skin, hair, clothing, and accessories unified in clear, translucent color.