Solitary Cliffside Lighthouse Impasto Storm

A dramatic, solitary white lighthouse perched atop a dark, jagged coastal cliff during a tumultuous ocean storm, rendered in a heavy impasto oil painting style with thick palette knife work. The lighthouse tower is built from vertical knife slashes of titanium white and slate grey, with a powerful beam of golden-yellow light cutting through the churning dark sky in dynamic, layered paint streaks. The surrounding ocean crashes violently against the base of the dark cliff, breaking into massive sprays of seafoam depicted with raised dabs of white and mint-green impasto paint. The sky above is a churning tempest of deep navy, storm-cloud grey, and violet paint swirls that convey immense atmospheric pressure. The cliff face is constructed from rough, physical gouges of raw umber, black, and burnt sienna oil paint, showing sharp rocky edges that catch glints of the lighthouse beam. Composed as a dramatic low-angle shot, making the cliff and lighthouse feel heroic and resolute against the storm. Visualized as shot with a 35mm landscape camera setup, bringing razor-sharp detail to the textured foam and cliff rocks while letting the churning sky sweep gracefully across the canvas. The mood is dramatic, lonely, steadfast, and full of majestic elemental power.