How’s Your Bird?

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Named after a Zappa song...

A surreal, abstract, vibrant oil painting with a dramatic color palette. A prominent figure with pale, angular features, blue eyes, and black hair, is depicted from the chest up, facing right. An orange, striped butterfly wing is attached to the back of their head where their neck would be, and an orange orb appears to be replacing their ear. The figure is wearing a ruffled orange top and their neck and chest are shades of yellow and green. Their body is disproportionate and exaggerated. In the background a smaller head with angular features, a darker skin tone, and similar blue and green shading on its neck is depicted, facing left, with a light orange bird perched on top of its head. The bird has ruffled feathers. The smaller head appears to be rising from a barren landscape in shades of green, yellow, and brown. In the sky in the background, which is shades of light and dark blue with some subtle yellow and green highlights, are numerous orange and black orbs, some with a shimmering quality while others are dull. One small white bird with wings outspread is also flying in the sky to the right of the main figure's head. The landscape features a small number of brownish objects.