Ghibli Storm-on-Horizon Dread Frame

Re-render this image in Studio Ghibli's signature storm-approaching register, Hayao Miyazaki direction with Oga-school wet-on-wet sky-painting. Wide composition with subject in foreground or middle-ground, calm weather and clear light around them, but distant storm-front visible at one edge of frame (sea-horizon, mountain-pass, plain extending to weather). Sky-of-storm: deep slate-gray and indigo cumulonimbus rising vertically, lightning suggested as faint white edge (no obvious bolt), rain visible as gray vertical shafts beneath cloud-base, atmospheric perspective showing the storm-front advancing. Sky around subject: still pale blue or warm gold, soft cumulus, lit by directional sun. Subject posture: arrested, looking at the storm, expression composed but alert. Background detail (water, ground, vegetation) rendered in Oga wet-on-wet watercolor with stillness immediately around subject and slight wind-disturbance at the edge nearest the storm. Lighting: directional warm from sun-side, cool shadow toward storm-side, the contrast of palettes (warm-and-cold across the frame) is the visual signature. Cel-animation linework on subject: clean single-weight ink, slight imperfection at line ends. Mood: quiet dread before the event, the calm that precedes weather, the moment of seeing what is coming and not yet acting on it, the protagonist who recognizes the storm has not yet decided what to do about it. Composition leaves storm-sky negative space for caption insertion. No legible text, no studio watermark. Aspect ratio 16:9 matching source. Preserve the subject and composition of the source image exactly, change only the medium and rendering.