Photorealistic Portrait with Ukiyo-e and Industrial Fusion

Use the woman in the attached image as the model. A side-profile portrait. A left-facing profile, with a cool, intellectual expression. A bust-up composition. The woman's face and skin must maintain completely photorealistic photographic quality. This is the top priority, and it must not become illustration-style or anime-style. Ultra-high-definition texture, showing pores, fine hairs, individual eyelashes, and even the translucency of the ear cartilage. The background and decorative elements are a fusion of urban, industrial, and ukiyo-e. Grid lines and measurement lines run across the entire frame, but part of that grid is deformed into the curves of Hokusai's waves. The straight blueprint lines suddenly transform, from a certain point, into the swell of a wave crest. Numeric and scale notations are mixed with vertically written Japanese text. The sharp geometric triangles and lines placed in the background are indigo — the same deep blue as ukiyo-e indigo printing (ai-zuri). Inside the triangles, woodblock-print wave patterns and swirl motifs show through. Geometry and ukiyo-e patterns coexist within a single frame. Miniature-sized people are working on the woman's face and profile. They are Edo-period woodblock-print carvers and printers, carving the printing block with small chisels and printing onto washi paper with a baren. The ukiyo-e craftsmen wear indigo-colored kimonos. Small scaffolding and ladders are set up along the contour of the face. The contour line of the woman's profile is, in some parts, a sharp digital vector line, and in other parts, an ukiyo-e-style outline made with ink and brush. The two line-drawing techniques intersect on a single face. Ink splatters and spray are scattered across the entire frame, with indigo ink splatter and vermilion splatter mixed in among the black ink splatter. The grunge texture is an overlap of concrete-wall texture and washi-paper fiber texture. Do not include any text, typography, Japanese characters, artist's seal, stamp, hanko, or signature anywhere in the frame. The lighting has strong-contrast, dramatic shadows. Hard light from the left side of the frame makes the profile's contour stand out in clear light and dark. Film grain. Ultra-high resolution. Sharp. Art-poster style.