Fat Cat by Liniers

A hand-drawn, cartoon-style logo for the game Slap the Chicken. The logo features a goofy, exaggerated cartoon chicken with wide, surprised eyes and flapping wings, as if it was just slapped. The chicken has thick black outlines and flat, warm vintage colors, inspired by retro farmhouse advertising and classic mid-century Americana. The typography is bold, playful, and slightly distressed, resembling old barn signage or vintage chicken feed bags. The background is a warm, rustic red with subtle texture, like aged wooden planks or a barn wall. The overall style is lighthearted, funny, and designed to stand out as a slap-based party game logo. The logo includes a motion effect, like impact lines or cartoon-style slap marks, emphasizing the slap-action of the game.

A still from the movie, with a grainy, low-contrast quality. A cute little girl next to her black panther, looking at each other with deep affection. The scene is set in ancient China, with a snowy landscape and a dimly lit, foggy, close-up shot of the face-to-face interaction between the little girl and the animal, high-end, realistic photography, 16K.

Cute giant panda.

Anzuna Hachina is wearing a skirt.

Song Hye-kyo smiling in an ID photo.

Juno MacGuff (Juno)

A very detailed black and white art portrait of Patrick Stewart by Annie Leibovitz and Richard Avedon, with a flat white background and immense details.

A 500mL white plastic lotion pump bottle sits on the edge of a bathroom mirror. The camera shoots the bottle at a low angle to emphasize the bottle's size and therefore value. The bright white background brings it to life.

Full-body shot, low angle shot, disheveled cat, caricature style, holding a coffee cup with a tired expression, minimalistic black background, lens bokeh, soft studio lighting, in the style of caricature, colorful, highly detailed, rubber, vintage camera, depressive, wet-on-wet painting, indoors, golden ratio, fog, 35 years old, pastel