Arafed image of a man standing in front of a herd of sheep

A dark and allegorical scene inspired by George Orwell's "Animal Farm." In the foreground, a group of farm animals—pigs, horses, sheep, and chickens—stand together in a dilapidated barnyard, their expressions a mix of fear, confusion, and defiance. At the center of the group, a pig dressed in human clothing, complete with a suit and hat, stands on two legs, holding a whip and looking down at the other animals with a sinister, authoritative gaze. The once idyllic farm is now bleak and oppressive, with broken fences, wilted crops, and a gloomy sky overhead. The windmill in the background is half-constructed, symbolizing false promises and the decay of the farm's original ideals. High above, barely visible in the murky sky, a gigantic, ominous eye watches over everything, its presence a constant reminder of surveillance and control. The entire scene is shrouded in an atmosphere of tyranny and betrayal, capturing the essence of power, corruption, and the loss of freedom. [(Suspended in the air between scene and the viewer, a translucent, almost ghostly black message reads exactly: "ANIMAL FARM". The text appears as if it's floating, blurred at the edges, with the letters formed from a faint mist or white smoke that lingers in the space. The smoky words are readable, though not overly bright, hovering just in front of his gaze, creating a surreal yet powerful effect. Text exactly says: "ANIMAL FARM". They seem to be written in chalk. The text says: "ANIMAL FARM". semi-transparent text that reads 'ANIMAL FARM' in a dramatic, bold font. The text almost acts as a title, floating in the air, partially obscuring the scene but enhancing the overall tension and urgency of the moment)].