STYLE: hand-painted 2D Slavic folk-art animation — Bilibin / lubok / Orthodox-icon sensibility. Bold decorative ink outlines with visible line-weight variation, flat matte gouache color fills (poster-flat, minimal gradients), ornamental folk pattern work, strong readable silhouettes. Flat painted, posterized light — NO photoreal 3D shading, NO gloss. Cinematic 16:9 storyboard frame, high emotional readability. Match the FLAT decorative folk-art look of the attached character sheets (Igor + The Devil): same bold ink linework, flat gouache fills, lubok / icon flatness, ornament. Keep every character exactly on-model — same face, hair, proportions, costume, ornament. FULL-BLEED: fill the entire frame edge to edge. NO ornamental border, NO frame, NO margins. TEXT: no text or lettering in the image. SCENE: «The Blade That Broke»: The instant Igor «Klinok» comes to a stop, the Devil «The Unmaker of Worlds» is on him with a cutting stroke of his black-iron ember-edged blade. Igor raises the katana to parry and it SNAPS in half — the broken blade spinning away as a bright flat shard, leaving only the wrapped hilt and a short jagged stump in his hand. His face: teeth gritted, eyes wide with the shock of it. Soot-black and ember-red with steel white and cold ash-violet. Low dramatic angle, clashing diagonals. Mood: the last defense gone. NEGATIVE: no ornamental frame, no border, no margins, no 3D rendered depth, no photoreal skin, no gloss, no realistic render, no Latin text.
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