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A square retro album-cover prompt for generating a gritty pirate-themed funk playlist artwork with bold typography. Change the subject, setting, or lighting one variable at a time.

Create a square Spotify playlist cover in a bold vintage screen-printed poster style for a pirate funk mix. Use a near-black background with a limited palette of distressed cream and vivid red-orange. The main subject is a stern pirate captain shown from the waist up in left-facing side profile, positioned in the upper and middle area, with a full black beard, long braided hair with small beads, a hoop earring, a large tricorn hat bearing a skull-and-crossbones emblem, and a high-collared coat with thick cream outlines. His right hand grips a large wooden ship wheel on the right foreground. Behind him, include exactly 2 pirate symbols: one skull-and-crossbones emblem on his hat and one larger skull-and-crossbones on a dark sail flag to the right. Add a huge distressed red-orange moon in the upper left, partially cropped by the canvas edge. Add thin rigging lines and sail shapes in the background. In the top-right corner, place a red-orange outlined rectangular badge containing the text {argument name="duration label" default="1 HOUR"} in bold condensed uppercase red-orange letters. The bottom half is dominated by enormous stacked block typography: first line {argument name="top title word" default="FUNK"} in cream, second line {argument name="bottom title word" default="GUERRA!"} in red-orange, both in heavy uppercase sans-serif with tight spacing, filling almost the full width. Make the composition high-contrast, gritty, slightly weathered, like a retro punk/funk album cover or playlist thumbnail, with clean vector-like ink shapes, rough speckled texture, sharp dramatic lighting, and no extra text or logos.
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