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ArtistOn a small island in the middle of the sea live two cute bearded dragons. The bearded dragons have made themselves at home in a large hollowed-out palm tree. They have a large bed made of woven palm leaves and blankets of raffia. On a small table stands a candle and a teapot. On the island there is a small freshwater spring and a little stream. The hollowed-out palm tree is lush and green at the top, and its large palm leaves form a protective canopy. Dandelions, star anise, fennel and nettles grow on the island. The sun shines through the palm leaves in a magical golden glow. One bearded dragon lies in the hollowed-out palm tree in the bed, whilst the other is bathing in the stream. Daisies grow along the stream. Übersetzt mit DeepL (https://dee.pl/apps)
A highly detailed anime and children's book-style illustration of two cute bearded dragons in a whimsical water wonderland at sunrise or sunset. The sun is shining golden through the green leaves of a palm tree, covering the golden orange sky and turquoise water. One bearded dragon is lounging gracefully inside a cozy, round, open-faced hut nestled into the base of the palm tree. The hut is made of woven straw and adorned with small green leaves and flowers around the top. The bed inside has large green leafy pattern pillows and a soft white blanket with a waffle-knit pattern light brown blanket draped over the dragon. A small dainty wooden table with thin legs sits to the left of the hut, holding a white lit candle and a small white teapot. A river, lined with daisy-like flowers, green leaves, small yellow flowers and three chocolate brown star anise flowers, curves around to reveal a second bearded dragon in the water, looking out at the viewer. The water is a mixture of light blue and light green, with some dark green weeds and more daisy-like flowers at the water's edge in the foreground and background from a second river that runs parallel, separated by a small strip of land. On the left side of the river stands a
