a majestic mythic winged tiger-beast qiongqi of ancient chinese mountains-and-seas legend, one single creature, cinematic photoreal 3d, colour scheme locked to tangerine-gold, deep black and ivory white. thick healthy lustrous fur in warm tangerine-gold with bold deep-black stripes, a pair of enormous ivory-white feathered wings with black-tipped primaries rising from the shoulder blades, half-open and load-bearing on visible musculature, short hollow horns of pale bone, clear fierce amber eyes, broad clean muzzle. powerfully built and vigorous, not gaunt. crouched on a wind-eroded mossy cliff shelf, one forepaw pressing down with real weight, feathers ruffled by the updraught, tail low and tense. a lone tiny human silhouette, back to camera, only two percent of frame height; crags and a distant storm ridge give secondary scale. low-angle 20mm wide shot, single moment. warm golden-hour key from upper-left, cool blue-grey fill, strong warm rim along the fur and wing edges, volumetric dust, deep aerial perspective. physically based rendering with layered fur, keratin horn and feather materials, anamorphic flare, fine film grain, mythic grandeur, breathtakingly beautiful. composition runs edge to edge, artwork reaching all four sides of the frame. absolutely no text, no letters, no characters, no numbers, no signature, no watermark, no corner mark, no logo, no ui.