Brunette woman portrait, masterpiece quality, ultra realistic, cinematic lighting, highest quality, beautiful face, perfect face, deliberate strokes. However, she exists in a digital realm, glitching, cloned face, distorted eyes, overlapping eyes, amber eyes lowres. Her figure is subject to jpeg artifacts, image compression, and morbid anomalies such as malformed limbs, fused fingers, and long neck. Cartoonish 3d render of quilted skin, separated by black lines, particularly on the arms and legs. She stands with an odd squat, her slender body morphing into distorted limbs. Extra hands, feet, and faces blend together in a manner that implies failed cloning or genetic engineering. Makeup is applied unevenly, dripping or smudging in places, adding to her unsettling appearance. Her beauty is marked by her beauty being grotesquely distorted, yet somehow, she has a captivating beauty that draws despite being an aberration. The entire piece seems to have been made with the intention of critiquing or subverting societal beauty standards, presenting a haunting commentary on the current issues of beauty and identity. The artwork employs the exact dubious design aesthetic of the worst of creeps attempting to draw, combining the sheer details of worst possible marketing illustration and the information-theoretical horrors of software failure.