Invent a fictional person's visual identity from nothing — no information is given except that this person is male, so construct the rest: a personality, a temperament, an aesthetic sensibility, entirely made up. Use that invented identity to design a single avatar image for their personal website. The subject does not need to be a realistic human face. It can be abstract, symbolic, a figure built from texture or form rather than likeness, an object-arrangement, or a non-literal visual stand-in for a person — but if a figure is depicted, it should read as male. Palette: choose ONE of the following restrictive schemes and commit to it fully, with no deviation into additional hues: near-monochrome (single hue, varying only in value/saturation) two-color duotone (e.g. ink black plus one accent color, nothing else) muted/desaturated earth tones only (no saturated primary or secondary colors anywhere) Hard constraints: Square format, centered composition. NO multicolor palette. NO more than 2-3 distinct colors total in the entire image. NO confetti-like scattered color fragments, paint-splatter dots, or mosaic-fragment shading of the face or subject. NO glowing rim light, soft gradient background, airbrushed symmetrical face, bokeh, or stock-photo lighting. NO smooth "AI-generated" finish — commit to a specific analog rendering technique instead: woodblock print, linocut, risograph, ink wash, charcoal, cut-paper collage, screenprint, or distressed letterpress texture. NO text, Mehr sehen