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A goblin butcher in a blood-slick apron grins in the heart of a market made from rotting meat stalls. His cleaver drips glowing blue fat. A pyramid of severed eyeballs is stacked beside him, each blinking out of sync. His teeth are made of broken ceramic tiles, stolen from ancient ruins. Behind him, meat puppets hang from rune-carved hooks, animated slightly by necromantic static. The sky above swirls with meat-colored storm clouds, pulsing like inflamed organs. The style is grotesque pop-punk realism: hyper-colored gore, with candy-colored entrails and sarcastic signage in a made-up glyph language. Blood is not red—it's chartreuse. His eyes—three of them—reflect the viewer’s soul. Tone: gleeful depravity and psychedelic capitalism. Symbolism: consumption as religion. Survival as performance. Laughter through rot.