Turn photos into two-color linocuts

Transform the attached photo into artwork in this style: Two-color linocut.

Essential elements: [subject]
Palette and mood: [palette]

Reinterpret as a hand-pulled two-color linocut print. Use broad solid ink masses and confident carved white channels. Follow the animal's fur direction with sparse tapered gouge marks; build the room with larger geometric cuts. Reserve unprinted cream paper for the pale fur and window light. Ink edges may show slight hand-cut wobble and tiny printing imperfections, while the main silhouette stays clean. Keep the sleeping expression and body anatomy. No pencil cross-hatching, halftone dots, smooth gradients, wood-grain overlay or photographic shading. The two-color request describes an ink-print aesthetic, not guaranteed production-ready separations.

Use the attached photograph as the only visual reference. Preserve its camera viewpoint, major silhouettes, relative positions, and recognizable subject. Simplify fine details without adding objects. Produce only the finished artwork, not a comparison, mockup or framed print. Keep the original landscape aspect ratio, at least 1400 pixels wide. No text, lettering, logos, signature or watermark; omit any signage visible in the photograph.