Evil Queen 

This digital painting of the Evil Queen, made in the 20th century by Fernanda Suarez, is a masterclass in modern villainy. Suarez has crafted a character that feels both timeless and contemporary. The digital brushstrokes give the piece a painterly quality, while the character’s modern attire hints at contemporary modes of production and consumption. From her perfectly tailored blazer to her sharp accessories, every detail speaks to a calculated sense of power and control. The gleam of gold jewelry stands out against the stark lines of her suit. It’s a not-so-subtle nod to the allure of wealth and status. The book she clutches could hold untold secrets, or perhaps it's a symbol of the power of knowledge. The way Suarez renders textures and materials adds depth to the narrative. Ultimately, Suarez challenges the traditional boundaries between art and design, using digital tools to create a character that's both visually striking and conceptually rich.