Bear and sloth, and Christmas Card

Watercolor illustration, full-bleed, portrait orientation. Funny Christmas scene: a big honey-brown bear in an oversized red Fair Isle sweater and striped scarf trudges slowly through fluffy snow, towing a tiny wooden sled with a potted spruce. A drowsy sloth in a droopy Santa hat is draped around the bear’s shoulders like a cozy scarf, clutching a steaming mug of cocoa; a tangle of warm amber fairy lights loops from the sloth to the sled. Their expressions are adorably determined and sleepy, with rosy cheeks and frosty breath. Background: airy pine silhouettes fading into a soft winter fog; sky is a wet-on-wet gradient from icy blue to blush pink with delicate pigment blooms and backruns. Snow suggested with soft splatters of opaque white and salt-like sparkles; gentle shadow puddles in the snow beneath them. Composition: characters large and central with generous negative space; low horizon; loose, soft edges; no hard outlines. Lighting: cool, diffuse daylight with a subtle warm rim glow. Color palette: icy blues, minty teals, pine greens, warm cranberry reds, creamy whites, honey browns.

Include a small, hand-lettered watercolor caption at the bottom in playful brush script, forest green with a light bleed: “Bear with us—we’re slothing through the snow!” No other text.

Style notes: soft watercolor washes, delicate gradients, subtle pigment blooms, and visible cold-press paper texture; airy, organic, cozy, and whimsical.

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