Personnage d'Opéra Chinois Peinture à l'Huile Prompt

16:9 horizontal composition, Eastern opera character painting, clean large color-block thick oil painting, slight watercolor wet edges, low-saturation stage colors. The character is positioned slightly left of center frame, with the camera shooting from her direct side at a slightly low angle. She is in full profile, head tilted far back, chin raised, eyes closed, with the neck and jawline forming a long continuous curve. One hand slowly rises from the chest, fingertips approaching the throat; the other hand sweeps dramatically backward, driving a huge white water sleeve from behind the character into a long, elegant arc structure toward the upper right of the frame. The water sleeve should not have complex folds, but rather be composed of three or four large color planes of ivory white, light gray-white, and a small amount of pale blue-gray. The opera phoenix crown has a tall and intricate silhouette, but the details are concentrated around the head. The character's face is shaped with warm gray skin tones, coral red eye makeup, and vermilion lips. A cold white light comes from the upper left behind the frame, leaving most of the profile in shadow, with only a few clean and striking bright color blocks on the nose tip, upper lip, chin, neck, and collarbone. The background remains deep ink-green black, with almost no other elements.