Bold striped silhouette of a wolf in black and white

INPUT: $ SUBJECT
// Infer a strong, readable silhouette for the subject.
SIL = extract_iconic_silhouette($ SUBJECT, orientation='auto')   // e.g., profile, 3/4, frontal
// Infer key anatomical or structural landmarks (ears, tail, wings, handles, corners).
LANDMARKS = infer_landmarks($ SUBJECT)
// Infer the subject's display word (short, 3–5 letters preferred).
WORD = derive_display_word($ SUBJECT)

// Build a contour potential field Φ across the interior of SIL.
Φ = volume_contour_potential(SIL, LANDMARKS)
F = ∇Φ       // stripe direction — follows the sculpted form
Curl = ∇×Φ   // stripe curvature — tight at extremities, sweeping across mass
Div = ∇·F    // stripe width modulation — narrow at detail, broad at bulk

// Striped construction:
// - Alternating solid-black ribbons and white channels.
// - Ribbon width and spacing vary with |Div|.
// - Stripes wrap the anatomy like contour lines around a sculpted volume.
// - No enclosing outline; outer silhouette defined by stripe ends.

// Integrated typography:
// - WORD letters placed in negative space across the lower torso (or equivalent).
// - Each letter custom-shaped and stretched to fit anatomy.
// - Letters merge into white stripe channels as one continuous graphic.
// - Word remains clearly readable.

// Finish:
// - Pure black ink + white; no gradients, gray, texture, shadows, background, border.
// - Minimalist vector, flowing calligraphic geometry, crisp edges.
// - Canvas ratio inferred from subject's proportions (default 1.7:1).
Render one B&W optical-art typographic illustration.