Santa Claus in Car Wash, whimsical commercial

A whimsical advertising image showing Santa Claus driving his classic glossy red sleigh through an automatic car wash bay, intended as a high-key, high-contrast commercial scene with a playful mood. Rendered as a polished digital painting/photorealistic illustration: Santa is an older white man with a long white beard and traditional red coat trimmed in white fur, seated center-frame gripping the leather reins with a delighted, slightly surprised expression; his posture is upright and engaged. The sleigh is perfectly centered within a 16:9 horizontal frame, occupying the middle third of the image, leaving ample negative space above for a clean, uncluttered look. Flanking the sleigh are two large vertical foam brushes in a bold cobalt blue (#0057FF), shown with subtle motion blur and frothy texture as they sweep past the sleigh; small arcs of foam cling to brush bristles. Water droplets and light splashes scatter across the sleigh's glossy red surface (#C40000), forming crisp highlights and tiny reflective beads that catch the directional front light. The tunnel interior is simple and modern: smooth grey walls and floor with soft reflections (#808080), no hoses or extra machinery, just minimal geometry and gentle specular streaks. Lighting is frontal and directional, bright and slightly cool, creating crisp highlights on wet surfaces and soft, shallow shadows beneath the sleigh; overall high-key exposure keeps tones luminous. Composition and framing: wide view at 16:9, camera at sleigh-mid height, slight three-quarter angle so Santa's face and the sleigh's side are visible; sleigh centered, brushes positioned symmetrically left and right, generous empty space above to maintain a commercial ad feel. Materials and textures emphasized: glossy lacquer on the sleigh, soft plush fur trim, wet foam texture on brushes, smooth painted concrete tunnel surfaces. No text, logos, signage, or extraneous props; keep the scene clean and focused on Santa, sleigh, and the two blue brushes.