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In celebration of Lunar New Year, this stylized landscape reveals four manifestations of the Water Dragon. First, a light blue cloud-dragon soars near the black moon in the night sky. Second, a sinuous river-dragon winds through the woodlands, splitting into two dragon heads as it meets the ocean. Third, a partially thawing lake-dragon rests in the landscape. Fourth, a cloud-dragon forms near the mountain's sunset. The landscape harmoniously blends urban and natural elements, with city buildings integrating into forested areas, connected by a winding path. A modern building anchors the lower right, while a beach with protective jetties borders the vast ocean. The color palette flows from dark blues in the night sky through sunset pinks and oranges, complemented by rich forest greens and serene water blues. This composition represents the Water Dragon's role as guardian of all forms of water, bridging night and day as we welcome the new year.
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Photo provided by the office of AM Jessica González-Rojas , showing Assembly Member Jessica González-Rojas and other lawmakers kicked off a capital campaign for public pool at Lexington School for the Deaf.
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