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Extreme closeup portrait of a female demon, bathed in a warm, lightHer physique, honed from the fires of the underworld has a ample bosom, while her raven tresses cascade down her back like a waterfall of night, styled with sharp, choppy bangs that frame her heart-shaped face like a dark, gothic halo. Large, curved horns protrude from her forehead, casting a faint, otherworldly glow.
She is clad in a black and red Latex bodysuit with a snakeskin pattern and bold cutouts that shimmers like polished obsidian, accentuating her athletic curves. Black latex boots rise up her legs like dark, glossy spires. She has a black and gold microphone in her hand.
she's floating away on a Catwalk that reach out from the rock music stage background (demone female music players in the back, aduience on left and right side) - glowing ruby overhead strips and black mirror floor, red and blue lights, always camera-right. strides onto the catwalk in a wide full-body frontal shot,
reminiscent of Beksiński's dark mysticism and Giger's biomechanical nightmares, with Wood's gritty, atmospheric sensibilities, stands at the forefront of a rock music concert, her presence electrifying the air. With a Kodak Ektar lens-inspired aesthetic, warm, golden tones and subtle lens flare, the image exudes a sense of cinematic grandeur. Her athletic physique is accentuated by intricate, red snakeskin pattern shiny bodypaint, while her long, black hair cascades down her back like a dark waterfall, Large, curved horns protrude from her forehead, as if forged from the very metals of the earth. She plays a burning electric metal guitar, the instrument's body ablaze with fiery, hellish flames, as if the music itself has summoned forth the infernal forces. Ambient blue and red lighting effects dance across the scene, casting an ethereal, radiant glow, reminiscent of Syd Mead's hyper-realistic 3D renderings. The light dances across the metal accents of her boots, highlighting the detailed textures and surfaces, as if the gods themselves have descended upon the temple. With the atmospheric lighting of Roger Dean and the majestic cinematic composition of Ash Thorp,
