An inverted illustration of a pale woman with long white hair and a sardonic smile, hanging from a dark ceiling covered in intricate spider webs.

An adult female with long, straight, white hair is hanging upside down from the ceiling of a small studio apartment. There are webs all around, in the corners of the walls and across the ceiling. The woman has made these webs herself, and can move freely among them. The scene is dark, night time, the the glow of an unseen light source (a lamp, mostly likely) illuminates the woman just fine. The woman's irises are grey, and her skin is pale. The woman has a sardonic smile, as if trying to unnerve the person looking up at her. The woman is fully clothed with long dangly threads falling away from her clothes. She has the appearence of a normal human woman, no extra limbs can be seen. The mood is ambiguous, partly sinister. It is unknown whether she is feeling dangerous or calm tonight, whether she will try to bring happiness or fear, all that is known as evidenced by her sardonic smile is that she is pleased with herself for what she came up with, and she surely believes the amount of emotion she is about to create in the human will be filling. The image is angled such that it is from the perspective of the human, looking up at her dangling from her gossamer threads. The angle is such that if she were to rappel straight down to the floor she would only be inches from the human. See more