A black Bugatti Veyron is vividly depicted in a compilation of artistic styles, each capturing the essence of luxury and speed at the renowned Monaco Grand Prix. One illustration portrays the car in a vintage comic book style, beautifully juxtaposed against the grandeur of an old-money hotel, with striking red and white stripes lining the asphalt. Another interpretation presents the Veyron in a Warhol-inspired screen-print style, notably in front of Monte Carlo’s illustrious Hermitage Hotel, emphasizing the vehicle’s iconic grille. Further enhancing the car’s dynamic appearance, a screen print interpretation, emulative of Tom Baxa’s distinctive style, vividly brings out the sleek, dark allure of the Veyron. Additionally, a cartoon-inspired vision by artists reminiscent of Tom Parker and Jack Kirby showcases the car in an all-black tone, focusing on the frontal attributes, and encapsulating the essence of both speed and luxury. These artworks provide vivid examples of –sref commands in MidJourney, bringing forth a unique blending of automotive excellence and artistic representation.