A woman in her 40s with long, wavy dark blonde hair is walking away from the viewer through a magical, glowing tunnel. She is walking toward a radiant, swirling portal of vibrant colors that appears at the end of the tunnel, with hues of rainbow paint cascading out of it. Her white gown flows behind her, with long ethereal sleeves that attach only at the shoulders. The river beneath her feet is not water, but a thick, glossy river of swirling paint and resin, shimmering with a liquid shine. The paint is flowing smoothly from the portal, glowing with vibrant hues that reflect off her gown and the tunnel walls. The tunnel walls are solid, but they are alive with dripping, cascading colors as if the very walls are made of liquid paint. The colors flow like living streaks down the walls, creating a magical, surreal effect. The perspective is from behind her, showing her moving toward the swirling portal of colors, which pulses with energy. The lighting should be soft and glowing, highlighting the glossy paint river beneath her and the magical atmosphere around her.River is paint and resin, NOT water: The river is thick, glossy, and flowing paint, not liquid water. Make this distinction very clear to avoid further mistakes. Tunnel walls should be dripping with colors, not water or natural textures. The walls are part of the magical environment, made of cascading, streaking paint that flows like liquid art. The portal should be the focus, not an opening to the real world. The colors should be vibrant and glowing, as though the portal is the source of the magical paint river as it forms a tunnel that she is walking towards