A powerful witch in the world portrayed in a full-body majestic stance, she aims her wand with precision as she casts a spell. Her striking, short hair frames a face adorned with expertly applied makeup, with mascara highlighting her reflective eyes and a cute nose. Walking confidently towards the viewer, she exudes power and charm, enveloped in fog that adds to the mystique. The scene is dramatically lit with chiaroscuro and rim lighting that accentuates her puffy sleeves and the flowing green dress, situating her in a gothic Victorian town where crows circle ominously. The artwork, reminiscent of impressionism, bears influences from artists like Waterhouse, John Constable, Ed Blinkey, and Atey Ghailan, yet is rendered in the modern styles of Jeremy Mann and Greg Manchess with intricate detail, making it a trending piece on ArtStation and CGSociety. The surreal setting mirrors the captivating styles of Makoto Shinkai Kyoto, ensuring a high level of detail and drama, while avoiding any unrealistic or exaggerated features. The scene captures a blend of reality and fantasy in a world of magic, styled in a professional oil painting format.