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A neo-folk album cover as a dramatic charcoal drawing. Extreme low-angle perspective. The viewer stands deep below a towering icy cliff, looking sharply upward. The cliff rises vertically out of darkness. A lone climber appears high above as a small black silhouette carved into the white sky. Violent wind tears snow from the rock face, drawn as long sweeping charcoal strokes, like smoke or dark feathers blown sideways. Heavy shadow areas. Rough hand-drawn textures. Cross-hatching and scratch marks in the rock. The mountain feels ancient and severe. Strong black and white contrast. Raw paper texture. Imperfect lines. Minimal detail in the background. The climber must remain visible and centered in the upper third. Expressionist charcoal illustration, shadow etching, dramatic negative space, minimalist composition, space for album title.
A high-angle, full shot, black and white ink sketch of a mountain climber standing on the peak of a jagged mountain range overlooking a valley under a cloudy sky. The man is seen from the back, wearing a backpack, and his figure is in silhouette. The sharp peaks of the mountains dominate the middle and lower parts of the image, with white splashes of snow or mist and loose ink lines for texture on the mountains and in the sky, resembling flying snow or clouds. The style is raw, illustrative, and monochromatic.
