A plump Chinese baby with two twin buns tied with red ribbons on top of their head. The baby is happily munching on a bingtanghulu, a traditional Chinese candied fruit stick, with a joyful expression. The background is set in the historic streets of Beijing, with ancient architecture and bustling street scenes. The illustration should be in a cute and lively anime hand-drawn style, capturing the charm and innocence of the character, with bright and vivid colors, and a sense of playful motion.

Travellers in Blizzard

Front view, beautiful and cool 20-year-old girl wearing super fashionable iridescent blue and golden suit, midrange portrait, heart to heart movements, bright and simple surreal background, surreal character, fair face, author: Hajime Sorayama, Tetsuo Hara, Yuki Kamei, Makoto Shinkai, Studio Ghibli, Nikon D850, 32K

Colorful Mexican fabric graphic design. The theme is a minimalist alpaca.

A screen grab of Kurt Cobain standing on a crumbling stage, we see his face. The dim, flickering lights of the venue cast an eerie glow over his disheveled blonde hair and haunted, slightly larger eyes. His tattered, oversized sweater hangs loosely on his thin frame, as he grips a guitar that seems almost too heavy for him to bear. The stage around him is littered with broken instruments and remnants of a forgotten era, while ghostly figures in the audience flicker in and out of existence, their mournful gazes locked onto Kurt’s sorrowful expression.

In the center of the picture, there is a white clay sculpture teacup, a three-dimensional spherical shape, light white and light beige, with a flat surface, white and gray, high-resolution photography.

A cherry muffin, vibrant colors and swirling mist, in a luxury restaurant, dramatic lighting, high details

Ancient Egyptian pharaoh in a grand temple, intricate hieroglyphics on the walls, golden artifacts, and majestic architecture.

A silhouette of a person standing under a streetlight in a dark alley, with dramatic shadows and monochromatic tones.

A cartoon of Robocop, in the style of Jim Woodring