In an arresting display of minimalist vector art, a red dragon, vivid and fiery, perches atop a rugged mountain. This artwork combines a Scandinavian minimalist style with vibrant brushstrokes reminiscent of Vincent van Gogh, coupled with the illustrative ease found in children’s book art. Echoing the aesthetic sensibilities of artists such as Jean Jullien, Tomer Hanuka, and Andy Warhol, the dragon is defined by simple shapes and flat colors against a stark white background. The technique brings to mind the clarity of woodcut prints, a nod to the works of Ryo Takemasa and David Shrigley, yet maintains a monochromatic color scheme that adds a modern touch to the piece. This piece effectively adheres to the refined visual craftsmanship suggested in the MidJourney –sref style guide, using minimal details and a high-contrast, vibrant color palette to capture an almost organic yet abstract interpretation of mythic grandeur. The composition, encased within a black border, boasts a textured, paper-cut window decoration that lends a whimsical and somewhat vintage atmosphere to the fiery tableau.