A raw, painterly dark-whimsical ink portrait of Steampunk Alice, close-up, derived from traditional hand-drawn art on textured paper. Visible coarse black ink dry brushstrokes and chaotic, flowing ink drips and splatters define the gritty aesthetic. Her face is determined, with realistic unfinished paint patches. She wears an overly complex tattered leather and rusty brass steampunk corset. Her forehead features intricate, tarnished mechanical goggles with nested gears and a functioning compass dial. One eye looks out, textured with high-contrast hatching. She holds a heavy, distressed time-manipulation apparatus with multiple clockwork dials and small attached vials filled with dark liquids. In the background, a chaotic collection of tiny mechanical wonders is visible: a miniature wind-up March Hare automaton, a mechanical Caterpillar using a brass hookah, and broken clock faces with visible Roman numerals. The artwork is monochrome black and white with subtle sepia tones, extremely gritty, distressed, and unfinished, like a master’s raw engraving study. No digital smoothness, no symmetry, no cartoon style. Rough, aggressive hatching, deep shadows (chiaroscuro). The background is a plain, stained paper texture.