Howard Arkley style reference and prompts

Use high-voltage graphic painting with simplified flat color fields, hard dark outlines, and dense fine stippling. Set lemon yellow, acid lime, coral, magenta, and purple against cobalt and near-black shadows. Build depth with overlapping rounded silhouettes, curved land-like bands, and a clean horizontal division rather than realistic modeling. Make one simple geometric light shape the visual anchor, while repeated bulbous contours and tiny dot texture keep the square surface lively.

The image is a highly stylized landscape arranged around a large flat yellow sun. The sun hangs high in a sky that shifts from purple and indigo at the top through hot magenta and orange near the horizon. Beneath it, a dark blue horizontal band suggests distant water or land. Bright lime-green hills curve in from both sides, making a winding passage toward the center. Trees with round, cloud-like canopies stand along the slopes. A large one fills the right foreground, its green lobes edged in yellow and dark blue; slimmer cypress-like forms rise on the left. Small shrubs in red, coral, and orange punctuate the lower middle area. The entire scene is built from clear, simplified shapes, each contained by assertive dark outlines. Despite the flat forms, the surface is densely stippled with tiny dots and specks that give the colors a sprayed, grainy vibration. Shadows are deep cobalt and near-black, while highlights are lemon yellow and acidic green. There is no naturalistic atmospheric softness; the depth comes from overlapping silhouettes, narrowing land shapes, and the dark horizon strip. The square crop behaves almost like a decorative window, keeping every edge active but leaving the bright sun as the unmistakable anchor. The mood is playful and intense, turning familiar natural forms into a high-voltage graphic pattern. Color contrast, rhythmic contours, and textured dots carry the entire image.