Brown bear head in misty grass

A brown bear's head rises from high grass with a calm, watchful expression, occupying a vertical 9:16 crop for a bold wallpaper composition that feels intimate and cinematic. Grasses sweep across the snout and forehead to suggest motion and scale, with individual blades catching soft green highlights from the surrounding glow. Low drifting mist softens transitions and creates a shallow layering with the head resolving crisply in front and the background receding into gentle gradients. Surfaces remain unlettered and clean, with micro-markings and natural skin lines reduced to abstract shapes that reinforce realism without added text. Fur texture reads tactile and detailed on the face while the grass shows fine, damp blades and matte seedheads. Light falls as a gentle emerald wash, warm reflective highlights animate the eyes, and cool shadow shapes give depth while preserving an overall green bias linked to #3A5A40 and #6FAF6B. Framing is simple and strong, tight vertical crop at 9:16, eye-level viewpoint, medium width that centers the face and leaves balanced negative space above and below. A single broken twig and a blurred seed head act as subtle props to anchor scale and setting at the forest edge. The style favors painterly realism with fine textured brushwork, soft atmospheric blending, and restrained natural color grading echoing #8B5A3C and #D8C59A.