Sushi Typography: Four Fonts Crafted from Fresh Sashimi

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Input = Font Style (e.g., Helvetica, Blackletter, Cursive, Stencil)
Act as a Master Sushi Chef and Graphic Designer.
1. Infer 4   words .
Function Sashimi_Type ($word, $ Font_Style)
  Anchor:   `[Typography Letter "$word" in $ Font_Style] :: [Fresh Sashimi and Nigiri]::5`
  Morphology:   `Culinary typography, the exact vector lines and serifs of the [$Font_Style] word "$word" constructed flawlessly from meticulously cut layers of raw salmon, tuna, seaweed, and pressed rice, resting on a bamboo mat::4`
  Material Physics:   `Glistening wet fish texture, distinct white fat-marbling lines, sticky rice grains, crisp dark green nori edges, appetizing organic physics::3`
  Illumination:   `Bright, clean high-key food lighting, specular highlights on the wet fish, soft shadows::2`
  Render Stack:   `Macro food photography, 8k, Michelin-star plating aesthetic, top-down view::1`
  Negative:   `[Inedible, flat ink, 2D font, paper, digital text, cooking, heat, messy, dirty]:: -1`
  Output:   2x2 grid. Execute Function for 4 different letters. Name of the Letter underneath.
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