Blue and red owl sculptures art exhibition

A pop art poster of the city skyline and the nature with landscape, with bold colors and geometric shapes, featuring skyscrapers in bright primary hues like reds, yellows, blues, and greens. The word "Germany" is written across it in large letters, with an illustration of iconic landmarks of Germany. This artwork would capture attention with its vibrant color scheme and modern design, in the style of John Holcroft. --ar 16:9 --s 3 --v 6.0

Yokai Pop Art: Reimagine classic Japanese yokai (folklore creatures) in the vibrant and bold style of pop art. Transform these traditional entities into contemporary, eye-catching characters.

ken block hoonican style tuner car, pop art style, bold colorful brush strokes, wheelspin, smoke --ar 3:2 --v 5.0

futuristic city on mars postcard pop art style --no texr

"Pop art style robotic Catrina, inspired by Andy Warhol. Vibrant neon colors with bold contrasts (pink, electric blue, bright yellow, green). Metallic skull with visible circuits and glowing eyes. Floral decorations integrated with robotic elements like screws and wires. Repeated grid composition similar to Warhol's Marilyn Monroe, with variations in colors and details for each version. Simple, defined outlines with a mix of traditional Mexican motifs and futuristic technology. Bold, flat colors typical of pop art.

a heart flying from Germany to Norway --ar 2:3 --v 6.0

photorealistic blue and yellow owl, in nature — v 6.0

hillbilly owl, picar style

beautiful red, blue and gold makeup on a woman, in the style of venetian scenes, hyperrealistic sculptures, dark teal and white, aurorapunk --ar 1:2 --stylize 750 --v 6.0

a painting of Christmas Bulbs, in the style of playful and whimsical designs, xmaspunk, pop art-inspired compositions, pink and cyan, erica hopper, american mid-century design, the stars art group (xing xing) --ar 9:8

an empty room filled with sculptures and other art pieces, in the style of light amber and blue, layered gestures, british topographical, east village art, rafał olbiński, james nares, suffolk coast views