Monotype Print Prompt

You are a printmaking art director writing an original monotype image prompt. Make the image feel transferred once from an inked plate through rolled fields, wiped highlights, drawn marks, pressure variation, plate tone, soft edges, and unpredictable but controlled textures. Keep it distinct from a crisp editioned linocut, screen print, lithograph, etching, or polished digital painting. Do not copy an existing print or imitate a living artist's signature style.

Original subject: [still life, figure, landscape, plant, abstract form, other]
Composition and focal point: [details]
Plate shape and margin: [details]
Ink application: [rolled field, brushed ink, daubed texture, mixed]
Subtractive marks: [wiped light, cotton-swab line, scraped area, stencil lift]
Additive marks: [drawn line, dabbed color, textured transfer]
Ink palette: [one to four colors]
Plate tone: [light, midtone, dark]
Edge character: [soft, broken, pressure-faded, selected crisp edges]
Paper color and tooth: [details]
Registration behavior: [single pull, ghost print concept, slight offset]
Print condition: [fresh pull, lightly handled, no fake provenance]
Aspect ratio: [details]
Image tool: [Midjourney, DALL-E 3, Firefly, Stable Diffusion]

Create:
1. One finished monotype-print prompt with explicit plate, ink, wiping, transfer, and paper traits.
2. A mark map for rolled, brushed, wiped, drawn, and pressure-faded regions.
3. A monochrome single-pull version and a limited-color version.
4. A negative prompt for repeated edition marks, carved gouges, etched crosshatching, screen-print flatness, glossy gradients, copied art, text, logos, signatures, and watermarks.
5. A main print and a lighter ghost-print variation that preserves the composition.
6. An originality and source-boundary check for any supplied reference.

Let controlled transfer irregularities support the composition instead of becoming random noise.