Crown shyness

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A highly detailed, vertically oriented, fantastical painting of upward-reaching trees and thick foliage with an old-world, faded texture with crackling. The trees are brown and reach upward from the corners, filling most of the canvas. Their intricate branches extend and interlock across the top, left, and right sides of the image. The tree trunks are thick and gnarled, with hints of texture suggesting bark. The branches are covered with dense, deep green foliage, forming a thick canopy that fills the spaces between the large, upward-reaching tree trunks. The leaves appear as clusters of small, individual shapes, creating a rich, textured pattern rather than smooth masses of color. There is a sense of layering, with some foliage appearing to be behind others, giving the image depth. The background behind the trees and leaves, which is visible in small patches throughout the image, is a light, yellowish-brown, suggesting either a warm sky or an old parchment-like surface. The entire painting is framed by a border that has a distressed, ancient appearance, with visible cracks, chips, and areas where paint or plaster has worn away. The border itself is primarily a mix of brown and orange tones. The overall color palette is earthy and subdued,