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Dutch angle illustration, Aleksi Briclot and Sparth-Inspired Art, a winter holiday on a frozen lake in Heck, bird's-eye view looking straight down, extreme close-up. There are only two figures in the scene. Filling the upper half of the frame is Evilthecat, a skinny white cat-like creature with a long narrow head that tapers up into two very tall sharply pointed ears with pink insides, a small messy tuft of thin spiky white hair sticking up on top of his head between the ears, a small black triangular nose, an overbite of three long sharp icicle-shaped blue-gray fangs hanging down from his upper jaw and a long thin neck. His yellow eyes have small round black pupils under heavy eyelids, gleaming with triumph. He wears a gray business suit with a white shirt and a red tie, a red holiday scarf flapping around his neck. He is dancing a gleeful victory jig on the ice, his feet stamping and his arms flung up, grinning down. His long pink segmented rat tail curls in a festive spiral. Directly beneath his feet, frozen solid inside the clear blue ice, is Earthworm Jim, a bubblegum-pink earthworm whose long segmented body rises out of the yellow ring collar of his suit and curves up in a wavy S-shape; his face has two big round white eyes set close together with small green irises, wide with shock, and a long jaw open in a frozen yell. He wears a skin-tight white super-suit with pale blue shading, a blue shoulder harness, and chunky blue gloves with gold cuff bands, holding his plasma blaster: a retro 1950s toy-style raygun, glossy red, with a fat rounded egg-shaped body, a short narrow barrel ending in a small yellow ball on a thin rod. Evilthecat dances on the ice above trapped Jim. Painterly concept art with sharp angular strokes, steel-blue ice cracks, falling snow and hard cold light from the upper left.