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“A surreal, hyper-detailed digital painting in the style of classical illustration meets modern dark whimsy — titled ‘Frog at the doctor’. A doctor sits in a doctor's office with bulging eyes. He has a stethoscope around his neck. He is wearing a white coat with a badge that says "Dr. Pipa Pipa". There are papers scattered on the table and a frog in a jar of formalin. A small human puppet for animation. The doctor is amazed by the patient and crushes a pencil between his fingers, which falls to the floor. He grabs his hair with his other hand and pulls it out. Across from him sits a patient dressed in a plaid brown suit. The patient is silent and looks grim. Inside of his bald head on the forehead of the head is a frog's head, with two frog legs protruding above each eye. On the back of his head, two frog legs are sticking out of his head. The doctor's office has diplomas and drawings of human organs and skeletons hanging on the walls. In the corner of the room is a stuffed owl with bulging eyes. The doctor declares: "How did this happen to you???" The frog says with the smile "It all started with a pimple on my back side."
A hyperrealistic image depicts a doctor with wild hair and a surprised expression conversing with a patient who has frogs climbing on his head in an old office. The doctor, wearing a white lab coat and a stethoscope, sits at a wooden desk, holding a pencil, and appears to be in shock, his eyes wide open. He asks, "How did this happen to you???". The patient, a serious-looking older man in a brown checkered suit, responds, "It all started with a pimple on my back side," as frogs are visibly attached to and crawling over his bald scalp.
The office is richly detailed with dark wooden furniture and a green wall. On the left, an owl sits perched on a dark wooden shelf. On the desk directly to the left of the doctor, a glass jar contains a large frog submerged in liquid, and a wooden mannequin sits beside it. Various medical diagrams, including skeletal and anatomical drawings, adorn the walls behind the doctor and patient, framed in gold. Certificates and diplomas, including one labeled "Certificate of Diplomas Ponce Teotins" and another "Certificate of Biometrics Dee Beere," are also on display.
Other items on the doctor's desk include a magnifying glass, pencils
