A dramatic side-view scene inspired by Stranger Things Season 2

A dramatic side-view scene inspired by Stranger Things Season 2, rendered in a minimalist style reminiscent of Olly Moss. Eleven is depicted levitating in front of the massive, glowing gate to the Upside Down within the Hawkins National Laboratory. The background features simple, clean lines with bold, contrasting colors—deep reds and oranges that illuminate the cracked walls, where dark tendrils from the Upside Down pulse with eerie energy. Eleven, silhouetted in stark black, has a subtle red glow around her, with a single drop of blood running from her nose, emphasizing the intensity of the moment. The gate to the Upside Down is a swirling mass of darkness, with sharp, minimalist shapes representing the twisted, decaying trees and fog of the otherworldly landscape. In the distance, the silhouette of the Mind Flayer looms, its many legs and tendrils reduced to bold, simple forms, with only its glowing red eyes providing a point of detail. As the gate begins to close, the design focuses on the shrinking portal, pulling back the dark shapes and tendrils into the Upside Down. The composition uses strong contrasts between Eleven’s glowing aura and the dark energy of the Upside Down, all while maintaining a clean, minimalist aesthetic that highlights the emotional weight and tension of the scene."