Ropuszek czerwonooka w stylu japońskim Ukiyo-e

A traditional Japanese-style woodblock print, carved and printed on natural wood with visible grain textures, depicting an Agalychnis callidryas (Red-eyed tree frog). The frog’s vivid green body contrasts strikingly with its bright orange limbs and delicate blue flanks, rendered in flat, rich color blocks with subtle gradations typical of ukiyo-e craftsmanship. The frog clings lightly to a single, thin blade of leaf that arcs gracefully across the composition, its form bending under the frog’s weight. The leaf is depicted in soft sage green, with crisp linear veins carved in fine detail, its tip dipping slightly as if swaying in the breeze. The background is left minimal, with a pale ivory tone that allows the frog’s vibrant colors to pop, and a faint suggestion of mist or water ripples created through soft, horizontal lines. The composition emphasizes balance and simplicity, with the negative space adding to the serenity of the scene. (An image in style of ink wash painting, ArsMJStyle, Colored pencil hyperdetailed realism)