Snowy Path

A tabby cat walking away from the viewer across a snowy winter field, painted in heavy and detailed impasto oil on a smooth primed wood panel with no canvas texture. The cat lifts its right hind leg slightly off the ground and gives a small natural shaking motion, as if trying to flick off snow stuck to its paw. The lifted paw turns gently outward, showing part of the paw pad and a few clinging bits of snow. The left hind leg remains firmly on the snowy ground, supporting the cat’s body. The tail is slightly raised for balance. The overall body posture shows forward motion, but the lifted leg adds a moment of lively realism. Use the same warm winter sunlight, the same snow color palette, and the same brush texture as the previous front-facing cat painting. Background vegetation, shadows, and snow texture should match the series style, with thick, tactile impasto strokes and soft golden winter light. No camera or lens effects. No frontal gaze. --ar 3:4 --raw --profile kl2o1gg --stylize 150