A slender punk female reclines against the grimy brick wall of a dimly lit alley, savoring a short cigarette. Behind her, the wall is emblazoned with the bold spray-painted declaration "Punk's Not Dead" in vibrant red. Her hair is an elaborate display of art, intricate dreads intertwining pink and jet black hues that cascade from a fierce side mohawk. Layered necklaces drape around her neck, complementing the rebellious spirit of her look. Her skin is a canvas adorned with tattoos, each telling a story of defiance and individuality; metal glints from piercings on her nose, lip, and eyebrow, catching the scant light. She wears a crop tank top that has seen countless scuffles, paired with dirty and torn pants that speak of countless adventures. The backdrop is an expansive shadowy urban landscape, providing a stage for her audacious presence. In the style of Luis Royo, the scene is captured with the exquisite detail of fantasy art, enhanced by the dramatic interplay of Rembrandt lighting, bringing focus to the intricate, sharp features of her defiant visage and the hyper-realistic textures of the world she inhabits.