This composite drawing captures the haunting allure of an abandoned waterfall set deep in wintry woods, blending the dark, gothic sensibilities of Mark Riddick with the delicate textural interplays characteristic of Kathryn Statz’s work. Crafted meticulously with charcoal and ink on textured paper, the artwork reveals a dry, forsaken waterfall once adorned with a rocky cliff, now degraded and partially collapsed into a cold, rocky pool. The remnants of a small, intricately made rocky path, suggestive of footprints from past explorers, add an element of mystery to the scene, enhanced by the stark contrast of harsh winters. The rough pencil and ink technique accentuates each detail, from the tender bare trees encasing the waterfall to the ancient stone walls that flank it, reminiscent of forgotten ruins or fortresses swallowed by time. Evoking the tense silence of eerie serenity, the MidJourney –sref style guide excellently captures the ambiance, utilizing the filtered, soft light that illustrates the chilly, desolate beauty of a forgotten natural marvel.