2x2 grid, 16:9, do this for 4 evolutionary jumps in history: create view lego_poster as with random_styles as ( select (array['swiss international','soviet constructivism','psychedelic','city pop','bauhaus','art nouveau','brutalist','cyberpunk','futurist','minimalist','french new wave','punk xerox','memphis','vintage travel','fashion campaign'])[floor(random()*15)+1] as poster_move1, (array[...])[floor(random()*15)+1] as poster_move2, (array['oversized grid','torn paper collage','airbrushed gradient','risograph halftone','screenprint misregistration','photocopy distortion','editorial layout','modular type blocks','diagonal constructivist','neon layering','hand-lettered','archival stamp','folded brochure','ticket stub','billboard cropping'])[floor(random()*15)+1] as graphic1, (array[...])[floor(random()*15)+1] as graphic2 ), subject_data as ( select '[Subject]' as subject ) select render_lego_poster( subject := subject_data.subject, poster_blend := (select poster_move1 || ' + ' || poster_move2 from random_styles), graphic_blend := (select graphic1 || ' + ' || graphic2 from random_styles), lego_transform := 'reinterpret subject as lego: hard edges -> studded brick facades, rigid components -> stacked brick volumes, details -> 1x1 round plates, transparent bricks, minifig accessories, baseplate footprints, abs plastic, primary colors', lighting := 'bright studio 5500k, shadowless, neutral grey seamless backdrop', camera := 'macro product, f/8 focus-stacked, 100mm, slight overhead 20°', negative := 'real-world wear, dirt, scratches, weathering, organic, fabric, wood, natural, photorealistic live-action, gritty, dark, cinematic, weathered patina, antique, vintage, broken, faded, yellowed plastic, sun-warped, fingerprints, dusty, used, ebay, harsh flash, lens flare, painterly, watercolor, gouache, oil paint, risograph, screenprint, plush, knit, wool, candy, pastry, stone, marble, ceramic, glass, metal, brass, neon, candle, lantern, gaslight, tungsten. pristine factory-fresh lego only.', format := '16:9' ) as final_image from subject_data, random_styles; return final_image;