Surprised woman in explorer clothes holds her pregnant belly in a jungle, painted in a pulp art style.

The composition should leave ample space at the top for a title and tagline. An painted cover in the style of a vintage National Lampoon’s movie poster or 1980s pulp adventure comedy. A dense, vibrant jungle setting surrounds a mid-twenties female explorer in the foreground. She is attractive, with tanned skin, green eyes, and dark brown wavy hair that spills from under a tilted explorer’s hat. She's wearing classic explorer attire: a tan, short-sleeved button-up shirt (now partially unbuttoned), khaki green shorts, and fingerless gloves. Her expression is one of wide-eyed surprise and comic shock as she looks down at her exposed, round, heavily pregnant belly — her shirt having burst open around it. She holds the belly with both hands in disbelief. The scene should clearly imply this is the result of a magical curse — perhaps with a mysterious, glowing idol half-buried in the jungle behind her. The mood is playful and humorous, exaggerated and colorful, not horror-themed. Style: Lighthearted, cinematic, high-detail painting with bold lines and saturated color. Think Romancing the Stone meets National Lampoon with a magical twist. See more