So much of this Mark Sarmel drawing seems to scream 'sex' at you that for a moment you wonder why he gave it a title like 'ice queen' - until you pause to consider the posturing and the color scheme. The title also invites you to think about how that phrase is used, and the sort of women it's used to describe.
The woman in this image seems guarded. Her collar is up, and she's almost side on to our gaze, as if in a defensive post. So-called "ice queens" are accused of being emotionally remote and sexually inaccessible, but in reality, they may just be closely guarding their emotions and their sexuality. This woman's sexuality is written all over her face if anyone cares to look, but presumably nobody notices because she's been dismissed as per the title.