Imagine a moody, ultra-detailed noir scene featuring a detective reminiscent of the 1930s, embodying the gritty atmosphere of classic noir films. He's dressed in a long leather raincoat, set against the backdrop of a dimly lit New York City street drenched in shadows and rain. The colors emphasize the noir aesthetic, with deep blacks, cool grays, and occasional pops of muted color reflecting the neon signs that flicker in the gloom. Our detective, reminiscent of Patrick Bateman's intensity, is Detective Jack Sullivan, who has just returned to his modest, cluttered office. His mind is racing after a day spent tirelessly investigating a perplexing case. The image is intricately detailed, blending photorealistic painting with the dramatic flair of visual storytelling seen in works by artists like Greg Rutkowski. The scene is artfully balanced with a cinematic quality, drawing viewers into this evocative world. This visual narrative avoids unnecessary abstraction, ensuring clarity and a well-composed portrayal that captures the essence of its noir inspiration.