Tabby Cat in a Hat at the Pub Bar

Paint a vivid cover with modeled figure, firm opaque highlights, deep simple shadows and energetic setting strokes. Main contours are decisive, secondary passages spare. Outlines stay painted, skin reads as opaque cover-paint, and the cast, costume and props stay exactly as given. Broad silhouette, pose, proportions and colour masses only. Below fingertip scale all forms become opaque cover-paint strokes. Eyes and nose are the same medium marks with one medium-made highlight. Texture everywhere. Every passage reads as opaque cover paint, strands as paint masses and eyes as matte medium marks. A wide scene of a funny grey tabby cat in a small felt hat sitting on a bar stool at a cozy pub counter with a frothy mug of beer in front of it, warm bar lights and bottles behind; no people, a cover-ready painted rendering with emphatic volume, opaque accents and economic detail. No readable text, lettering, signs or logos anywhere; the picture fills the whole frame edge to edge, painted right to the borders with no blank margin, no checkerboard or transparency pattern. Palette: amber ale, pub brown and neon red; funny, cozy. Wide 16:9 frame.