Melissa Benoist - v1.8

Melissa Benoist looks as if she herself were a creature of ice, almost transparent, as if formed from pure, frozen water. Her skin seems to be made of glass, streaked with fine, frost-blue veins that recall the patterns of cracks in ice. Her face is calm and elegant, with a hint of mystery in her expression, as if she were keeping an ancient secret. Her eyes shimmer like two frozen lakes, with a hint of silvery mist passing through them. The gaze is cool, but not forbidding - rather, hypnotic, as if it embodies the cold itself. Her eyelashes are covered with tiny, glittering ice crystals that sparkle in the light like little diamonds. Her hair is not simply frozen, but consists of long strands of ice that look like frozen drops in motion. Each strand reflects the light in a thousand facets, as if the hair were made of an artfully cut crystal. The background is dark, almost black, with deep, bluish-white accents of light dancing around her like the Northern Lights. Snowflakes fall gently from above, but they seem almost oversized, like fragile, artistic structures that fill the image even more. The light in this image is harder and more contrasting, almost dramatic. A cold, clear white emphasizes the edges of her crystalline form and creates sharp shadows that make her look even more like a statue made of ice. A fine haze of mist and steam hovers around her body, giving the impression that she exudes her own icy atmosphere. Her clothing is minimalist, almost nonexistent, only hinted at by layers of ice that look like pieces of armor, but at the same time appear delicate and fragile. Sharp, broken shards of ice form on her shoulders and arms, looking like a natural decoration, while frost lines run down her hands to her fingertips, almost like claws. This image radiates an almost superhuman coldness and power, a combination of beauty and terror. It shows not just a frozen being, but something that was born from the cold, dominates it and yet is trapped in a world that seems infinitely silent and lonely to it.