Monochromatyczny Portret Manga Samuraja Tuszem

A stark black-and-white ink illustration of a [wild samurai-like wanderer] shown from the chest up against a blank white background, in a dramatic manga brush-pen style with rough crosshatching, heavy black shadows, splattered ink, and expressive scratchy linework. The figure wears a loose, dark, tattered kimono robe with a deep open collar exposing a long sinewy neck and upper chest, with ragged fabric edges and subtle worn floral markings on one side. The head is mostly obscured by a centered [flat medium-gray square censor block], while chaotic long [black] hair bursts outward around it in thin windblown strands, forming tangled arcs across the upper composition. Exactly 4 black bird silhouettes surround the figure: one large crow flying in the upper left with wings spread, one small bird flying at lower left, one tiny feather-like black shape near the mid-left, and one smaller crow silhouette at the right edge. High-contrast, gritty seinen manga aesthetic, sumi-e brush energy, monochrome grayscale only, no text, no frame, vertical portrait orientation.