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ArtistOn the right side stands a striking adult woman with long windswept raven-black hair, pale skin and a haunting, sorrowful expression. She wears a short elegant black lace dress with gothic details and dark boots. Her appearance is glamorous and striking but still dark, tragic and appropriate for a raw black metal album cover. She stands alone in deep snow among twisted black pine trees on a frozen mountain slope. Her hair and dress are violently blown by the icy wind. Around her in the snow are scattered old bones, broken branches and a trail of dark red blood leading toward the forest. Keep the blood atmospheric and non-graphic. Behind her rises a bleak snow-covered mountainside with a dense black pine forest disappearing into fog and blowing snow. A ruined stone chapel or ancient frozen cross can be faintly visible in the distance. Several black ravens circle overhead beneath a pale, ghostly moon. The entire landscape is dominated by icy blue, charcoal black, dirty white and cold gray tones, with only the blood providing a strong dark-red contrast. Heavy snowfall, wind-driven snow, fog, frozen trees, dramatic moonlight, raw northern wilderness, oppressive isolation, bleak horror atmosphere. The woman should look almost as if she belongs to the storm itself — mysterious, beautiful, tragic and slightly supernatural. Ultra-detailed, cinematic photorealism, realistic anatomy, natural hands and legs, dramatic cold lighting, strong depth, high contrast, raw 1990s Norwegian black metal atmosphere, grim underground album artwork, no modern city elements, no neon, no fantasy armor, no glossy pop aesthetic.