Close-up shot, no face visible.
A paintbrush held steadily moves very slowly toward the canvas.
The camera gently pushes in, focusing on the tip of the brush and the texture of the canvas surface.
The brush hovers extremely close, almost touching the canvas, showing intense control and precision.
Tiny details of paint texture and canvas fibers are clearly visible.
The environment is quiet and warm, soft natural light illuminating the workspace.
Everything feels calm, focused, and delicate.
At the very end of the shot, a faint digital shimmer briefly flickers across the canvas surface — subtle, momentary, easy to miss.
The brush has not touched the canvas yet.
No text, no full advertisement, no interruption — only a quiet hint that something is about to break.