Weasel Attack in Vibrant Pop Art Style: Neon Park

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a pop art oil painting in the style of Neon Park, album cover of The Mother's of Invention, depicting a cartoon man holding a électrique razor kirriel in his left hand, and a brown weasel ripping his flesh with its teeth on the right cheek, causing blood to splatter. The man's complexion is a mix of orange and brown tones, his eyes are bright blue with purple and black pupils. He has a jovial expression, with his mouth wide open, teeth visibly white and shiny, and a dark shadow under his nose. His hair is black with white highlights. He is wearing a dark blue suit jacket over a white shirt with a green and white striped tie. The background is a bright yellow. There are three speech bubbles: the largest in the top left corner says "THE MOTHERS OF INVENTION", the smaller one below it says "WEASELS RIPPED MY FLESH", and the smallest one in the bottom right corner says "RZZZZZ!". A signature in the bottom right corner reads "NEON PARK". The painting has a square composition with a black border.