Copertina Album Visual-Kei Gotica Monocromatica

A monochrome vertical visual-kei album cover illustration featuring an androgynous young male vocalist named [Eds] in a dark gothic suit, 2:3 vertical portrait aspect ratio. The character is centered from upper thighs to head against a pure black background, slightly leaning back with a languid, melancholic expression, lips parted, one visible half-lidded eye, and long messy pale [white-blond] hair falling over one eye, complete with loose braided strands and flyaway lines. He wears a glossy black tailored jacket, white dress shirt, patterned vest, narrow tie, and ornate collar details in an aristocratic visual-kei styling. His torso, arms, and one forearm are tightly bound in torn white bandage-like ribbons, with additional long fabric strips hanging and slashing vertically around him to create a trapped marionette or cocoon effect. Exactly 12 prominent ribbon strips are visible: 5 descending from the top background, 3 crossing the torso, 2 wrapping the arms, and 2 sweeping diagonally in the foreground. High-contrast ink shading, delicate hair linework, glossy fabric highlights, scratchy manga textures, white ink splatter marks, and gothic flourishes. Large vertical Japanese text "[破エズ]" in bold white brush calligraphy is placed over the center of the chest, framed by thin dotted vertical guide lines and subtle symmetrical ornamental scrollwork above and below. Dark, elegant, fragile, tragic, strictly grayscale with no color.