Ramlethal Valentine Hueforge - Guilty Gear
by Razel
A tall rectangular HueForge print depicting Ramlethal Valentine from Guilty Gear in a low-angle, close-up composition. The character wears a white military-style hat and coat with flowing white hair, rendered in detailed black-and-white line work against a flat green background. The palette is minimal: green, white, black, and mid-tone grays.
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Bambu Lab Basic Mistletoe Green
Bambu Lab Basic Jade White
Bambu Lab Basic Black
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