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DnD_Sheila stands in slight profile toward camera-left in an epic fantasy digital painting in the style of Greg Rutkowski, clothed, on a stone overlook above a valley of pale ribs and mist, the quiet grave-edge of the Realm. A broken ledge runs across the foreground, ferns in the cracks, a sheer drop into fog, and a single god ray striking the ledge from a gap in the cloud. She is a fair-skinned woman with a warm peach complexion, green eyes, short fiery orange hair to the collarbone lifted by the updraft, not being touched. One hand rests on the stone ledge, five fingers spread on the wet rock, the other hand hanging at her side, five fingers, neither hand in the hair. Both feet are planted in brown thigh-high leather boots, weight even. The violet mini-dress tunic is opaque, plunging neckline, a hint of cleavage, the deep purple hooded cloak drawn a little by the wind, hood down, head uncovered. Her face is closed-mouth confidence, both eyes open. Her gaze goes down the ruin of the valley and then back, the green eyes returning from the ribs in the mist. Volumetric light, deep shadow in the drop, saturated fantasy color on the cloak against gray stone and ochre fern. Style lock once: Greg Rutkowski digital painting, clothed, card kit, mist and rays. One head, two arms, two hands, two legs, two feet, anatomy named once. Mouth closed. Both eyes open. The valley below is a pale field of great curved ribs half sunk in mist, bone-colored stone or something older, none of it close enough to read as a creature still living. The ledge under her hand is broken at the corner, wet, with a fern growing beside her little finger, the fronds ochre where the ray hits and green in the crack shadow. Slight profile toward camera-left shows the near cheek, the line of the nose, and both eyes, the far eye still visible, closed-mouth confidence in a level lip. The hand on the ledge is flat, five fingers spread, a little mist moisture on the knuckles, the hanging hand a quiet five-finger shape against the violet tunic. Updraft lifts the orange hair off the collarbone and settles it again, the cut unchanged, no hand in it, the hood of the cloak down between the shoulders. Both boots are planted on the grit of the overlook, brown leather with a wet highlight at the top edge, the hem of the tunic just above them. Gaze down the ruin then back leaves the eyes returned toward the near space, both open, the valley still the thing they have just left. The god ray is a single shaft, volumetric, striking the ledge and the near side of her cloak, the drop beside her a deep blue-gray shadow.