Art Technique: Sfumato (Soft Transitions, Blurring Edges) In this reimagined piece, the Mona Lisa wears the iconic zzMajora Mask over her face, subtly blending into the serene, enigmatic expression. Using Leonardo’s technique of sfumato, the mask's sharp, glowing features—its orange and yellow eyes and jagged horns—gradually melt into her soft features, creating an eerie contrast between the calmness of her expression and the dark, mystical nature of the mask. The deep, rich shadows around her face and the soft light that envelops her seem to blend with the ominous aura of the mask. The background retains the classic blurred landscape, but the shadows are deepened and darkened to give a more mystical and unsettling vibe. The smoothness of her skin contrasts with the jagged edges of the zzMajora Mask, creating a haunting visual harmony between the soft and the dangerous.