in "fading signals," a ukiyo e inspired print, an aged 52 year old arcanist stands precariously on the crumbling railroad crossing, her worn cloak fluttering in the gusts of dust and debris as the very ground beneath her feet disintegrates. the atmosphere is heavy with the weight of impending collapse, the once sturdy rails now twisted and tangled like skeletal fingers reaching for the sky. the arcanist's eyes gleam with a fierce determination, her gaze fixed intently on some unseen horizon as she brandishes a staff adorned with dusty tomes and faded symbols. her face is creased by years of study and experimentation, her features weathered to a warm, honey brown complexion that seems almost golden in the flickering light. in the background, the crumbling rail yard stretches out like a barren, rust red wasteland, the skeletal remains of locomotives and boxcars strewn about like forgotten toys. the artist's use of ukiyo e style adds a sense of timeless, dreamlike quality to the scene, as if the very fabric of reality is unraveling before our eyes. the arcanist's presence seems both defiant and forlorn, her stance a testament to the indomitable will of one who refuses to abandon their craft in the face of catastrophe. the image is at once haunting and beautiful, a poignant exploration of the human spirit's capacity for resilience in the face of chaos., <lora:sdxl_lightning_8step_lora.safetensors:0.6>, <lora:add-detail-xl.safetensors:1.5>