Dreamlike, Dali-inspired funny surreal farewell scene: A glossy black sea of Guinness flows from a giant eight-sided (octagonal) pint glass perched on Belfast’s quay; its creamy foam blooms into shamrock-shaped clouds. A glowing chain of octagonal basalt stepping stones (a surreal Giant’s Causeway) arcs across the stout toward a warm ochre Australian shoreline. The Harland & Wolff cranes loom and droop like melting clocks, one bending into a boomerang. The word “CRAIC” appears as playful, giggling cracks of golden light running through a few stones. Above, an octagonal compass-rose hovers—emerald on one side, ochre on the other—where a tiny map of Ireland slowly morphs into Australia. A cheeky kangaroo in a pilot’s cap surfs a boomerang over the stout while a gull shaped from foam raises a miniature pint. Two small vintage suitcases labeled “K” and “K” wobble on a stone, ready to hop. Ethereal twilight lighting with an emerald-to-ochre gradient, long painterly shadows, soft lens glow, crisp surreal textures, shallow depth of field; Dali-esque melting forms, whimsical, celebratory, and humorous.

Small text caption (integrated into the image, in creamy foam-script near the bottom): “Bon Voyage, Kevin & Kristine — Octa-gone to Oz!”

Generated with these themes: Bon voyage Kevin & kristine, Ireland to Australia, belfast, craic , Guinness, octagon, and .

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