Troshinsky utilizes mixed media to build a world where the urban and the mythical intersect. The composition is anchored by orderly architectural structures and tower landmarks that stretch toward a distant firmament horizon, creating a sense of vast, cold scale. Within this structured city skyline, the interplay of light and shadow defines the depth of the environment, suggesting a setting that functions as both a physical place and a psychological state.

At the center of the work is a singular human figure, a dark presence that grounds the grand urban landscape in a moment of contemplative psychology. Created for a compilation of classic fairy tales, the illustration moves away from traditional whimsy to explore a moody, atmospheric interpretation of space. The contrast between the small figure and the massive, looming city structures emphasizes the overwhelming nature of the Queen's frozen world.