Fisheye composition. A real Dragon Magic Engine. A huge magic engine in the foreground, with ruins and collapsed arches in the background. Use a diagonal upward or looking-up composition, placing the engine as the focal point. Next to the engine is a little Western girl wizard, releasing energy with a wand. Make the center of the engine "the brightest light source", and from there, add shadows so that light radiates outward to the surrounding stone pillars and floor. Scatter fine light particles and dust in the air. Draw a faint circular light ring and magic circle around the engine. In the background, a radiant platinum spiral. Transparent fine mesh dot art. A fantastical portrait created with extremely thin lines, the subject’s long hair. This is an idea for achieving a "fantastical" effect using only lines and hair. A fantasy scene. Abstract the flow of the hair to somewhat resemble waves, smoke, or plant vines. Gradually make the tips of the hair thinner and fainter, like fading, until they disappear. Subtly add star-like small dots and thin rings into the hair, using only lines. Barely draw facial shadows, only enhancing the outline and eye area with bold lines, letting the density of the hair create a sense of atmosphere. By reducing the number of facial lines and focusing visual information on the hair, the hair tends to take on a role like "space" or "mist". Transparent fine mesh. The girl is a half-human, half-fairy, and her skin and hair "glow faintly on their own". The light is not too strong, giving the impression that it gently illuminates the surroundings. Her facial features are basically human-like, with a slightly innocent look. She has a slender and light build; drawing her neck and limbs a little longer creates a delicate, ethereal impression. Her eyes are slightly larger, with pale brown light like a light source in the pupils. The edges of her hair take on a luminous glow, in pale gold or light blue. On her skin, light particles float in places, with a milky-white radiance. The iris of her eyes is soft in color, such as black or brown. For the glow effect, applying a gradient where "the outer side is stronger and softer towards the inside" makes the light look natural.