A person wearing a gray hoodie and glasses is painting on a large canvas in a dimly lit art studio filled with framed artworks on the walls and stacks of books and canvases. The painting features bold, abstract brush strokes in blue, orange, and white. Surrounding the artist are numerous floating social media posts with blue checkmarks, indicating verified users. The posts have random text, giving the impression of engagement or commentary. Large red heart icons are scattered throughout the image, symbolizing likes or appreciation. The overall composition suggests a theme of the impact social media on has on artists.

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A fashion designer is working in a well-organized studio. She is adjusting a vibrant, colorful dress on a mannequin. The dress features a bold floral pattern with shades of purple, orange, and blue, and has sheer, long blue sleeves with lace trim. The designer holds a paintbrush in one hand and wears a measuring tape around her neck. In the background, there is a rack of neatly arranged clothes, a white desk with fabric rolls, and a portrait of a woman on the wall. A table in the foreground displays a paint palette, brushes, and a fabric swatch with a similar floral design. The room is brightly lit by large windows.

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