ukiyo e style in this captivating piece, titled "harmony in chaos," a 35 year old channeling machine operator stands tall amidst the destruction of war torn streets, yet exudes an aura of serenity and unity. her eyes closed, she focuses on channeling the energy around her, as if connecting with the very essence of the conflict. the artist's use of colored pencil adds a soft, ethereal quality to the scene, allowing the viewer to focus on the harmonious atmosphere that pervades the chaos. the pencils' subtle blending and layering create a dreamy effect, making it seem as though the operator is radiating an inner light that tempers the surrounding destruction. in the background, the ruins of buildings and debris are rendered in muted tones, with splashes of vibrant color where fragments of kyokushin martial arts equipment peek out from beneath the rubble. a battered punching bag hangs limply, its once vibrant red now faded to a soft pink, serving as a poignant reminder of the operator's connection to this ancient fighting art. the channeling machine operator herself is dressed in a simple white gi, her long black hair tied back in a ponytail. her hands rest on the machine, which glows with a gentle blue light that seems to pulse in harmony with her own breathing. as she channels the energy around her, her body begins to glow with a soft, golden light, symbolizing her connection to the art of kyokushin and her role as a unifying force amidst the chaos of war. . japanese woodblock prints, flat colors, bold outlines, everyday scenes, highly detailed