A flock of colorful Australian birds, including cockatoos and lorikeets, fly upwards in a soft pink and peach-toned sky with clouds, in an artistic illustration.

Core Idea: A sky filled with different AUSTRALIAN bird species like rainbow lorikeets and galahs and cockatoos — all circling upward, forming a spiral or loose pattern (perhaps subtly echoing the motion of smoke). There’s a sense of rhythm, light, and community through movement rather than direct interaction. the birds should be a variety of sizes and not clutter up the space too much, leaving lots of sky. 12 birds maximum. Each bird moves freely yet contributes to a shared flight path — symbolising harmony, cooperation, and the beauty of coexistence. Central upward movement — the spiral could lead the eye from bottom to top. Play with scale: birds closer at the bottom are larger and more detailed, fading into lighter silhouettes above. The sky can transition from warm earth tones to light blue or soft peach tones to symbolise growth and elevation. Use thin dry-brush textures for feathers, with hints of transparency to show motion and air. Mood/Palette: Warm pink-orange sky fading to pale blue; white, grey, and coloured accents for feathers. See more