A giant laptop with miniature computer repair workers. Close-up of a large silver laptop. Several miniature craftsmen, dressed in blue overalls, are carefully repairing a laptop. The gigantic size of the laptop stands in stark contrast to the small size of the humans. Gray-silver shades prevail. The small depth of field allows you to focus on the laptop, and the miniature repairers are located at different points on the laptop's surface, creating a continuous workflow. In the background, there are soft, out-of-focus elements of the workshop. An atmosphere of serenity and attention, focused on the careful repair of computers. A warm and welcoming atmosphere. The style of subject photography. Detailed craft style. Macro photography.

Looking up at skyscrapers, metal buildings, and blue sky.

Ethereal tech-enhanced warrior, translucent armor revealing circuitry beneath, ghostly energy weapon, dreamlike figure emerging from mist in abstract landscape, transcendent technology, fluid composition, nebulous digital realm, soft diffused lighting, pastel hues, gossamer glow, ethereal watercolor wash color palette.

Oil painting by Clifford Possum Tjapaltjarri, looking up at the cat, orange and white color scheme, abstract art, simple, visual impact, high definition, high quality, 8K

A minimalist detailed dark style guide by Jean Giraud Moebius, stippling, ink and marker.

The lovely Chinese girl is walking by the seaside.

Smart city, blue technology lines, big data, white background

A minimalist poster design. A mysterious woman with a purple hat, white skin, and red lips wearing a black dress. She is holding a glass of wine. Minimalist vector illustration in the style of Patrick Nagel. Deep blue background. Clean lines, bold shapes, sleek. Inspired by vintage fashion posters. High contrast. Monochromatic color scheme. Bold shadowing. Isolated on a dark navy background.

Man in neon crimson clothing and accessories holding a neon crimson parrot on a crimson background, natural light, fashion magazine cover style

ARALE from Dr. Slump