A cinematic, gritty 3D video game graphic novel artwork, heavily stylized in the neo-noir comic book art of the late 70s and early 80s, similar to Frank Miller or Mike Mignola's shadows but rendered in full color with strong cel-shading and high contrast. The scene is set in the exclusive VIP 'prive' area of a crowded, smoky New York City discotheque in 1979, illuminated by dramatic, saturated neon tube lights (deep blues, reds, and purples) and a large, flashing multi-colored disco ball reflecting on the glossy surfaces. In the foreground, seated at a plush booth, is the main character, modeled closely after Benny Blanco from Carlitos Way (short dark hair, slicked back, with a sharp, confident, slightly menacing expression). He has the requested modification: his hair is tied back tightly into a low ponytail. He is impeccably dressed in a long, tailored dark blazer, a vibrant, patterned silk shirt, a stylish tie, and gold jewelry. He is raising a crystal champagne flute to his lips, looking directly at the viewer with a smirk. Flanking him on the velvet banquette are three beautiful women, typical of the late 70s disco era (various hairstyles, elegant evening dresses). They are laughing and also holding champagne glasses. The background is filled with stylized, blurred shapes of other dancing patrons, velvet curtains, a DJ booth visible in the distance, and the raw texture of brick walls. The overall composition is moody, atmospheric, and rich with deep shadows and dramatic Ver mais