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[Subject]
A highly stylized owl perched on a blue balcony rail at night, facing the viewer with large intense orange eyes. The bird is rendered with crisp feather detail and a calm upright posture, reading as both natural subject and graphic poster icon.

[Clothing & materials]
No clothing. The primary material interest comes from the owl's layered feathers, glossy eyes, and the architectural surfaces around it: painted balcony railing, smooth wall panels, and glowing urban signage fragments.

[Environment]
Urban exterior at night with strong graphic architecture, a deep near-black sky, orange wall planes, cyan-blue trim, and partial illuminated signage on the left edge. The environment is simplified into bold color blocks that frame the owl like a modern poster.

[Composition/Camera]
Centered vertical composition, subject perched slightly right of center, frontal eye contact, strong rectangular framing from building edges, and minimal negative space in the sky to isolate the owl as the dominant focal point.

[Lighting]
Stylized mixed lighting with warm orange illumination from one side and cool cyan-blue rim or edge light from the other. The effect exaggerates feather patterning and turns the bird into a neon-lit subject rather than a naturalistic wildlife portrait.

[Color palette]
Vivid orange, electric cyan, deep midnight navy, black, and pale silver-grey feather highlights. The palette is bold, synthetic, and poster-like.

[Style/Rendering]
Graphic neo-noir animal portrait, neon poster aesthetic, hyper-saturated digital illustration or heavily stylized photo treatment, sharp detail, urban-night mood, editorial visual punch.

[Detail constraints]
Preserve the owl's direct gaze, the bold orange-and-blue lighting split, the simplified architectural framing, and the perched stillness. Avoid background clutter, extra animals, muddy shadows, text distortion, weak eye detail, or naturalistic muted colors that reduce the graphic effect.

Negative prompt: soft low contrast, blurry feathers, cluttered city background, extra birds, washed-out lighting, text artifacts, watermark clutter, weak eye contact, muddy orange tones, overexposed highlights, bad anatomy.

Suggested parameters: vertical poster composition, neon wildlife portrait, high contrast color blocking, crisp detail, urban framing, graphic editorial style.

Delta prompt strategy: start from a straightforward owl portrait and push it into a high-design urban poster. Simplify the background into orange and cyan geometry, intensify the eye color and edge lighting, and keep the pose still so the image feels iconic rather than documentary.