Ralph Bakshi Adult Rotoscope (Style-Only, Image-Conditioned)

Re-render this image as a Ralph Bakshi animated film frame in the visual register of Fritz the Cat (1972), Heavy Traffic (1973), Coonskin (1975), Wizards (1977), the 1978 Lord of the Rings, American Pop (1981), and Fire and Ice (1983). Rotoscoped construction: live-action figure ghost underneath, traced over with a SHAGGY VARIABLE-WEIGHT INK LINE that visibly hairs and breaks, not the clean confident line of Disney, the deliberately rough urban-underground line of an alternative comix penciller. Cel-painted color in flat fills with NO gradient modeling, but the color choices are dirty: mustard yellow skin, oxblood red shadow, sour green for the buildings, the palette of a 1970s New York newsstand printed on cheap newsprint. Background painted in heavily textured gouache and pastel, the city looking sweated-on, lived-in, peeling paint, fire-escape rust, sidewalk piss, NOT the clean cel-background of mainstream cartoon. Composition often shot from a low or canted angle, the rotoscoped figure foreshortened, the perspective slightly off because the live-action reference was filmed cheaply. Slight 35mm film grain over the entire frame, faint dust and scratch artifacts, the look of a 16mm work-print transferred to VHS. Mood: feral, urban, adult, the cartoon refusing the moralizing of Saturday-morning television. Aspect 4:3 theatrical or 16:9 widescreen depending on title. No on-canvas text, no logos, no studio mark, no MPAA rating, no English or Latin lettering hallucinated onto the frame. Preserve the subject, pose, and composition of the source image exactly, change only the medium and rendering.