Cemetery Silhouette Man at Sunset

An epic, narrative-driven European comic style with a strong cinematic feel. The watercolor texture is used to express the magnificent sky and the rough texture of the ground. Adopt a wide-angle long shot composition, placing the character within a vast and desolate cemetery environment. The perspective is extremely low, an upward shot from the ground. The burly man stands like a sculpture on the distant horizon, with the solitary grave before him. Rows of tombstones stretch from the foreground to his feet, creating a strong perspective that leads the viewer's eye. The sky, which takes up most of the frame, is at dusk, with clouds painted in a mix of orange-red and purplish-gray by the setting sun. The lighting design is highly dramatic: The light source is the setting sun, positioned very low. Use dramatic backlighting or side-backlighting to cast the man's figure into a near-total silhouette. Only the edges of his trench coat, his shoulders, and his profile are outlined by a golden rim light, with the scar faintly visible in this glow. His front is almost entirely engulfed in shadow, his expression hidden, which enhances his mystery and imposing presence. He and all the tombstones cast long, distorted shadows on the ground, as if they are extensions of bygone time. This intense contrast between light and dark dramatically amplifies the character's loneliness and the scene's grim, fateful atmosphere.