This exquisite giraffe portrait encapsulates the best style reference techniques in MidJourney, blending a variety of artistic influences into a cohesive, visually stunning piece. The image features a hyper-realistic oil painting employing pointillism and kintsugi, reminiscent of Wes Anderson’s distinctive symmetry and vibrant detailing. It is crafted on a vintage blueprint background, employing both blue and white hues that echo the ethereal aesthetic common to Matthias Haker and Peter Doig. In the style of Wes Wilson, the portrait includes a meticulously etched border frame, enhancing its hand-drawn, textured quality. Complementing these techniques, the artwork additionally incorporates a risograph-printed approach akin to Albrecht Dürer’s intricate etchings, with a model overlay of a blue grid on a textured, white vintage poster paper, further embellished with halftone screenprint and watercolor print effects. Each element of this composition converges to create a nostalgic yet contemporary homage to the majestic giraffe.