Detective Jack Sullivan, an ultra-detailed rendering with a sharp and expressive face, stands in a dimly-lit office, his long leather raincoat draped over the chair. A scene reminiscent of a 1930s noir detective film, with shadows casting a mysterious edge, mimicking the gloomy atmosphere of a night city street. The noir color palette paints New York as a backdrop, echoing the intricate visuals that trend on platforms like ArtStation and CGSociety. The feel is almost photorealistic, akin to a dramatic painting by artists like Greg Rutkowski, capturing the essence of Patrick Bateman in The Rules of Attraction. Sullivan, weary from a day spent on the case, embodies the intricacy and high detail of a narrative steeped in mystery and complexity. The office window reveals a blurry, rain-soaked cityscape, yet each detail in the room, from the files on the desk to the play of shadows on the walls, is carefully crafted to avoid any unrealistic proportions or disfigurations, creating a flawless, cinematic portrayal of a detective's world.