A slender punk female lounging nonchalantly against the grimy wall of a dimly lit urban alley, relishing a smoldering cigarette. The phrase "Punk's Not Dead" is boldly spray-painted in vivid red across the wall behind her. Her striking appearance features intricate dreads interwoven with strands of vibrant pink and jet black, accentuated by a distinctive side mohawk hairstyle. Large, bold necklaces drape around her neck, adding to the abundance of tattoos that weave intricate stories over every inch of exposed skin. Her face is adorned with piercings—nose, lip, and eyebrow—each glinting under the sparse light. She wears a tattered crop tank top, revealing her midriff, and her clothing is purposefully distressed and ragged, embodying defiance and resilience. The ambiance is shrouded in darkness, reminiscent of an expansive, shadowy background illuminated by the dramatic chiaroscuro of Rembrandt lighting. This hyper-realistic scene captures the essence of a Luis Royo illustration, merging elements of concept and fantasy art with a focus on hyper-detailed, intricate features, accentuated by sharp, clear focus throughout.