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ArtistA low-angle perspective of a victorian-era royal British red coat messenger reading a decree to the masses in front of Buckingham Palace. The herald troubador holds a huge scroll parchment, with the words in large fancy Old English calligraphy: "Here ye, Here ye! The DDG Emperor Declares that the Emoji you Requested is not Currently Supported. From Hereforth, DDG will Forbid all Emojis from all Chat Communication." Correct spelling. Illustration by Arthur Rackham and Norman Rockwell. Almost realistic and detailed. Loose painterly effects and gestural sketch lines. Whimsical.
A full, watercolor illustration depicts a tall, British Royal Guard with a bearskin hat and red uniform, holding up an unfurled parchment scroll with both hands in front of Buckingham Palace. The scroll, written in an old-fashioned script, reads, "Here ye, Here ye! The DDG Emperor Declares that the Emoji you Requested is not Currently Supported. From Hereforth, DDG will Forbid all Emojis from all Chat Communication." Below the guard, a crowd of people, including men and women in early 20th-century attire, look up at him and the scroll with varied expressions. The palace behind them is rendered in detail with columns, windows, and decorative elements, hinting at its grandeur. The colors are muted and soft, characteristic of watercolor, with a focus on light browns, creams, reds, and grays.