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character: yokoyama_ishimi
1boy, solo, half body, cowboy shot, from below, looking to the side, genderswap (ftm), male version, short black hair with blue sheen, undercut at the nape, blue eyes, sharp jaw, flat chest, long sleeves, white shirt, open collar, hooded jacket, hood down, thick bracelet on one wrist, arms crossed, leaning back against a concrete wall, one shoulder raised, head tilted back, half-closed eyes, light smile, one eyebrow arched,
From a low angle looking up, a single young man fills the frame from the waist to just above his head, seen half body and tilted back against the raw concrete face of a wall that runs behind him. He is the male version of a character canonically female: short black hair cropped close at the nape with a blue sheen catching the light, a sharp jaw and a flat chest under a white shirt left open at the bare collar, no tie and nothing at his throat. A hooded jacket hangs on him with the hood fallen back behind his shoulders, sleeves reaching his wrists; a thick bracelet circles one wrist. His weight is on his right hip against the wall, left shoulder lifted, boot edges on the paving. His arms are folded loosely across his chest, one hand hooked over the opposite upper arm, fingertips pressing into the fabric and creasing it. His chin is raised by the low camera, head tilted back, one brow arched higher than the other, lids half lowered, a small closed-lip smile tugging one corner of his mouth as he looks off past the left edge of the frame, not at the viewer. Late sun rakes in from the upper left, striking the side of his jaw, the ridge of his nose and the outer edge of the concrete, leaving a hard-edged shadow of his shoulder and folded arm thrown down the wall behind him and darkness gathered in the hollow of the hood and under his chin. Palette is restrained to charcoal concrete, the cool blue-black of his hair, off-white shirt and the warm amber skim of the light, nothing else admitted. Hair lies flat except for a tuft toppling at his brow; the open collar lifts faintly in moving air. Quiet, quietly cocksure.
Nov 13, 2026 1:34 PM