Étude de Crâne en Pixel Art Tramé

Square pixel-art and dither study of a side-view human skull facing left, positioned slightly below center against a flat [bubblegum pink] background. The skull features a large, rounded cranium and a long horizontal lower jaw extending toward the right edge. Rendered using an 8-bit halftone ASCII-like dithering technique made of tiny symbols, dots, crosses, plus signs, and blocky glyph marks rather than smooth shading. Color palette consists of a pale translucent pink base fill and dense [deep cobalt blue] stippling. Includes four distinct dark anatomical features: a tall oval left eye socket, a large round right eye socket, a small rounded triangular nasal cavity, and a rectangular band of teeth along the jaw. The blue dithering is densest at the rear right of the cranium, tapering to sparse dots at the forehead. Finished with subtle horizontal scanlines across the entire canvas, reminiscent of a CRT monitor or vintage print banding. Minimalist, graphic, experimental composition with no text, borders, or extraneous objects.