Playful hello from slime logo

the words “skip the slime” made of green gooey slime, drips, bubbles, viscous liquid

the words “Slip The Slime” made of colorful slime, viscous, dripping,

a logo for a company that sells slime with bright colors, the company name is hislime

education platform logo::3 slime::3 --version 5.2 --s 750

Drawing with a fine-tipped pen, featuring a mosaic of over 20 imaginative beings with milky colors, long, pale, soft, and completely boneless bodies with a texture resembling soft fish skin, and heads shaped like fish. Each being is depicted in full-body, engaged in a distinct action or gesture, with no eyes but with very small, distinct black eyes and glowing slime. The beings are arranged in a mosaic pattern within a single large canvas, with a painterly and artistic style reminiscent of Leonora Carrington. Ensure they have a unique, otherworldly appearance without looking ghostly or childish.

disco ball, hanging from the ceiling, shiny blue slime chrome dripping over the right side of the disco ball, solid white background, sharp details, photo realistic, sony a7 III camera, --ar 9:16

write “Slip The Slime” in colorful slime letters

animated earth that is made of clay or slime. with filled black to the background

An illustration of a slime from a fantasy world deformed in an anime style, with the whole body thickly painted in a front view, with a white square background so that no decorations protrude

a logo for a company that sells slime with bright colors, the image of the logo is saying hi

A chubby, adorable orange kitten wearing a plain white t-shirt stands in the middle of a cozy living room, its large, expressive eyes filled with wonder as it watches its father. The muscular orange father cat, also dressed in a plain white t-shirt, has a human-like, bodybuilder physique and is crouching down, engrossed in playing with sticky, colorful slime. The vibrant slime splatters across the entire living room, adding a playful mess to the scene. The father cat is significantly larger than the kitten, creating a sense of proportionate size difference. --ar 9:16