Ted Nasmith art style. This is a vertically oriented illustration depicting a confrontation in a vast, subterranean hall. In the foreground, standing at the apex of a narrow, light-colored stone bridge, is the character Gandalf, viewed from behind. He is an older man with long, light-colored hair visible under a tall, pointed blue-grey hat. He wears a dark green tunic under a voluminous grey cloak that billows out behind him. In his left hand, he holds a wooden staff, the top of which emits a brilliant, star-shaped white light. In his right hand, held high, is a longsword, Glamdring, its blade glowing with a bright, pale blue light. Gandalf's feet are braced apart in a confrontational stance. The bridge he stands on has a low, crenelated railing in the immediate foreground. Facing Gandalf from the other side of the bridge is the Witch-king of Angmar. the Witch-king of Angmar hovers or floats above the ground. He has pale, wrinkled skin, long white hair, and glowing red eyes. He wears an ornate, dark metal crown with multiple spires. His body is clad in a voluminous, light-gray, long-sleeved robe. In his right hand, he holds a glowing, short, serrated dagger, a Morgul-blade. In his left hand, he wields a longsword.