Sorceress of the Scottish Highlands

An ethereal sorceress stands on a windswept Scottish Highland ridge at dusk. She wears a deep emerald velvet cloak with silver runic embroidery; hood down, revealing long raven-black hair, pale skin, and eyes that shimmer with moonlight. She raises a carved wooden staff topped with a glowing crystal, while blue-green sigils swirl around her gloved hand. A black raven sits on a jagged rock at her feet. Behind her loom rugged mountains, heather moors, and a distant loch, with mist rolling over the terrain and distant standing stones bathed in a golden-blue twilight. The scene is painted in thick oil brushstrokes with visible impasto, rich earthy browns, greens, and blues, dramatic chiaroscuro, and a warm glow from the crystal casting reflections on the sorceress’s face. In the tradition of 19th-century Romantic oil paintings, moody, atmospheric, and cinematic in composition.