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A cinematic oil painting depicting two young women stepping out of a small research aircraft into a violent Arctic blizzard. The environment dominates the composition — endless white ice, whipping snow, and crushing wind under a heavy gray sky. Industrial floodlights from a distant research base cut through the storm, casting harsh beams across the frozen ground. In the foreground, a young woman with short, spiked black braided dreadlocks hair moves forward into the wind. Her pale skin complexion is flushed from the cold, as did the tip of her nose, partially covered by a thick scarf pulled up over her mouth. Frost clings to her eyelashes and hair. She wears a heavy blue-gray fur-lined parka, with fur at her collar, insulated gloves, and layered cold-weather gear, yet her breath is visible, emphasizing how inadequate even this protection feels. Her expression shows how she is cold. Just behind her, a second young woman, taller, with light blonde hair tied into a messy bun with dark roots, struggles against the same wind. Snow has gathered in her hair and her heavy fur-line brown-beige parka along the fur at the collar. Her fair skin reddened from the cold, as did the tip of her nose; a puff of cold coming from his mouth breath. Her expression mixes awe and shock as she realizes the severity of the environment. She clutches tighter her heavy fur-lined brown-beige parka with fur at the collar, shoulders hunched, eyes watering from the cold. Behind them, the open aircraft door glows faintly with warm interior light — a stark contrast to the brutal exterior. Crew members and equipment are partially visible through the blowing snow. The aircraft’s metal fuselage is iced over, its lights blurred by the storm. We see well the environment. The painting is rendered in realistic, painterly oil style with dynamic brushwork that emphasizes motion — swirling snow, tearing wind, and biting cold. The color palette is dominated by icy whites, steel blues, and muted grays, punctuated only by the harsh industrial lights. The mood is overwhelming and humbling: the moment when excitement gives way to exposure, and the Arctic asserts its authority. Style Tags: oil painting, painterly realism and rich brushstrokes texture, extreme environment, atmospheric, cinematic scale, Arctic cold, visual tension, grounded sci-fi.
A highly textured digital painting of two women in a blizzard, one in the foreground and one in the background, with a metallic structure and a building with bright lights in the far distance.
The woman in the foreground has short, spiky black hair with icy bits, green eyes, rosy cheeks, and her face is partially obscured by a dark scarf. She is wearing a thick, icy blue-grey winter jacket with a furry hood and dark gloves, carrying a backpack. The woman in the background has blonde hair tied up, looking over her shoulder with a concerned expression. She is wearing a brown-green winter coat with a fur hood and dark gloves as well. Both women are bundled up for extreme cold.
The background features a large metallic structure, possibly part of a vehicle like a plane or train, with a illuminated open door revealing blurred figures inside. The blizzard is intense, with white-blue snow and ice streaking across the frame, creating a sense of movement and harsh weather. The art style is painterly with visible brushstrokes, giving the image a dynamic and illustrative quality.
Finally the best friends arrive in Noth Pole with shocking cold.
Serie 2: UFO
© Isobel Blundell
All original characters, story, and narrative concepts
