Pop Art Maneki-Neko Explosion

Create a vibrant vertical poster illustration featuring a group of {argument name="lucky cat count" default="42"} A Japanese lucky cat statue floats and tumbles in a white space, seemingly bursting outwards from the center, bringing blessings of good fortune. The main subject is an oversized white ceramic lucky cat in the foreground, positioned slightly lower. It has yellow and black eyes, red inner ears, a pink nose, black whisker markings, a raised left paw, a red collar with gold studs and a gold bell, and a large oval gold coin hanging on its chest, with striking black Japanese characters printed on it. Surrounding it are 41 similar lucky cats of varying sizes and rotation angles: 6 large auxiliary cats at the edge, 11 medium-sized cats in the midground, and 24 tiny distant cats scattered in the background. All the cats should have the same glossy white ceramic texture, red collar, gold bell, gold coin plaque, yellow eyes, red ears, and black calligraphy patterns, but in different poses, including a raised left paw, a raised right paw, a frontal sitting posture, a side view, an upside-down rolling posture, and close-ups of paws or bodies. Employing a dramatic fisheye perspective, the central cat is closest to the viewer, while the others recede into the distance. Visual style: Ultra-refined 3D ceramic pop art rendering, with the cats adorned with intricately sculpted outlines and patterns, featuring subtle iridescent hues, glossy highlights, and crisp, high-contrast lighting. Vibrant Japanese graphic design elements are incorporated behind and into the gaps between the cats: bright pink diagonal stripes, yellow arcs, bursts of black lines, cyan/magenta halftone dots, radiating speed lines, geometric rectangles, and neon print textures scattered across a pure white background. The overall composition should evoke joy, chaos, luck, and celebration, like a futuristic lucky cat blessing poster. Canvas: Vertical 2:3 poster, full bleed, high resolution, dense yet legible composition. A small handwritten signature/date mark is placed in the lower right corner, containing the following information:{argument name="date text" default="May 14, 2026"} and{argument name="signature text" default="Oyagi"} Do not use any other English text besides the date/signature; Japanese characters may only appear as decorative black lettering on the coins. Keep the foreground cat sharp and clear, with smaller cats and background patterns layered in the background. Avoid photorealistic fur, people, landscapes, borders, or watermarks.