
Death is doing the Hogfather's rounds above Ankh-Morpork. A red fur-trimmed hood frames his skull and the two points of blue light in his eyes. He grips the reins of a wooden sleigh behind exactly four flying wild boars, arranged in two offset pairs with four distinct bristling heads and curved tusks. The sleigh skims diagonally over snowy chimneys; sacks of parcels lean into the turn, and a few lit windows glow far below. Keep the boars and driver together in the clear part of the sky. Use rich cranberry reds, moonlit cobalt and silver flecks of blown snow, in a winter gouache with a hint of a Victorian holiday illustration gone gloriously wrong.
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