The image of the polar bear seamlessly merges the distinctive styles of Kazumasa Nagai, James Jean, Hajime Sorayama, Tetsuo Kuremoto, and Jean Cocteau, creating a visually striking depiction that embodies both surrealism and minimalism. In this compelling portrayal, the bear is staged against a dark, simple backdrop that emphasizes the high contrast between light and dark elements, reminiscent of art deco influences. This frontal, low-angle view highlights bold shadows and powerful brushstrokes reminiscent of Nagai’s approach, while the monochromatic white bear is accentuated with sharp red and warm orange tones, adding a cinematic quality with atmospheric lighting. The addition of iridescent foil stamping lends a unique texture that enriches the visual experience. This artistic fusion offers MidJourney style reference tips for beginners, demonstrating how to integrate multiple artistic influences into a cohesive and impactful composition.