Animate this ink painting. 15 seconds, one continuous shot, no cuts, the camera never moves. Real-time speed, no slow motion. @image1 is the first frame - figure, garment, pose and style are already set. Continue directly from it. She is already dancing and never stops - turning, arms sweeping wide, hair whipping, the painted fabric flaring. Fast and fluid throughout. THE GARMENT KEEPS ITS OWN COLOUR. It is never recoloured or repainted. Ink follows her. Brushstroke ribbons fly off her sleeves and hem in wide arcs and dissolve. Wet spatter flicks onto the paper and pools where her feet land. Colour builds in three ways. First in the air: the trailing ribbons turn crimson, then gold, then violet and blue. Then on the fabric: blooms of those same colours soak into the garment in irregular patches, bleeding at the edges, never covering it evenly. Finally downward: in the last seconds long coloured drips run from the hem onto the paper. By five seconds the paper is already stained with layers of brushwork. Hand-painted throughout - wet ink, soft bleeding edges, visible paper grain. Never photoreal, never 3D. Audio: soft slow instrumental music, a single stringed instrument. No voices.
