A crude, JPEG-artefact-riddled illustration of a woman's face in a warped, low-brow pop art style reminiscent of a hackneyed, mass-produced Hollywood glamour portrait. Dark grays and light blacks dominate the palette, with murky, muted tones that evoke a sense of dinginess and neglect. The facial features are twisted and misshapen, with poorly drawn, emaciated hands that seem to float above the chin without any discernible connection to the rest of the body. The woman's face itself is a grotesque parody of a beauty icon, with a mutation of morbid, carnivalesque proportions, like a creepy, steampunk-inspired Photoshop abomination. The eyes are sunken, black holes with a hint of squint still visible, reflecting a blend of mystery and exhaustion. A desiccated, flaky texture envelops the subject's skin, hinting at dehydration and a concealed depth of suffering. A logo or trademark, some disco-funk mark of dubious notoriety, unfortunately, cuts off part of the face, adding to the sense of unease and chaos. 'Durinin Darveth,' in a swoopy, mentor-scrawl-style font, is etched adjacent to the picture, like a class taunting viper, with 'AP degree graduating kidd writer st commission.'