Glass Fox at Geometric Dawn

Vertical 3:4 bauhaus geometric poster of a mythical nine-tailed fox spirit rising from a desert at dawn, tense cinematic atmosphere, the creature forged from molten glass with translucent amber body planes, glowing liquid edges, and nine sweeping tails fanning outward like sharp geometric arcs. Surround the figure with fractured circles, elongated triangles, stepped rectangles, and rigid diagonal shadows arranged in a precise modernist composition. The dunes are simplified into layered angular bands, the horizon cut by a hard radiant disc of morning light, heat shimmer rendered as clean abstract linework. Use a warm sunset orange gradient palette with burnt tangerine, copper, apricot, ember gold, and deep rust, no greens or cool tones. Strong poster-like negative space, dramatic asymmetry, crisp vector-inspired forms, subtle glossy reflections inside the molten glass surfaces, faint drifting sparks, stretched silhouettes, and a sense of imminent motion as if the spirit is about to strike. High-contrast cinematic lighting, severe editorial balance, museum-grade print design, ultra-detailed, iconic, bold, original.