Exploring the best style reference techniques in MidJourney, this vivid portrayal of a giant wooden elephant, painted in rich hues of yellow and red against a striking blue background, exudes a compelling blend of artistic styles reminiscent of Paul Catherall and Alec Monopoly. Positioned near the Kramarzki Bridge, the elephant captivates with its bold outlines and geometric shapes that form its head and trunk, traits that echo Yves Klein’s approach to abstraction. Its half-closed eyes and raised trunk infuse the scene with energy and movement, emphasizing its massive stature and the intricate layering of colors. This artwork not only stands out through its use of vibrant color blocks and orange lines that trace the contours of its ears and legs, but also incorporates elements of architectural design in its body, creating a fascinating interplay of flatness and three-dimensionality. Each component, from the symmetrical composition to the minimalistic backdrop, works in harmony to produce a visually stunning image that captures both the essence of the elephant and the dynamic use of color and form, showcasing hyper-realistic details and professional artistry that makes it a perfect study subject for artists exploring contrasting shadows and natural lighting.