Bob Ross is in his art studio in 1994, but he appears like he did from his...

Bob Ross is in his art studio in 1994, but he appears like he did from his 1970s TV art show.  He is using his Gateway desktop computer with its 20" CRT monitor to utilize the ai tool LEXICA as he creates happy little trees.  The "happy little trees" float figuratively from his fingertips through the air as they find their place onto the screen with a halfway completed/sketched lakeside landscape image.  The CRT clearly shows some sort of LEXICA interface.  Aside from the image on the screen of the CRT, the quality of the image is a candid one taken by a Minolta 35mm SLR camera with a 50mm lens.  There's a bit of unevenness to the lighting of the image, as the primary light source is the camera's flash and the secondary light source is a bulb hanging from the ceiling in the art studio.  The studio is cluttered with art stuff like brushes, easels, canvasses.  Bob's brow is furrowed as he's figuring out LEXICA.

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