Prompt: A bold, vertically oriented propaganda poster built from three horizontal conveyor lines running across a simplified factory. The belts progress from left to right, making the production process immediately legible. Place the slogan “ART FOR ART’S SAKE” in large lettering along the bottom. A satirical, graphic illustration about standardized art and passive approval. Use the visual language of a vintage industrial poster: strong silhouettes, flat shapes, limited colors, and confident, simplified forms. At the top conveyor, a row of typical artists in work clothes repeat the same mechanical gestures as they produce images. The middle conveyor carries identical pictures of a pouting adult anime-style woman in a Playboy-inspired bunny costume, each one nearly indistinguishable from the next. On the bottom conveyor, typical viewers stand in orderly rows, each pressing a red, heart-shaped approval seal onto an image as it passes. Keep the illustration deliberately simplified and impersonal, with repeated figures, rigid spacing, and machine-like symmetry. Use bold outlines, geometric factory shapes, and a restricted palette of cream, charcoal, faded red, and industrial gray. Include pipes, gears, and smokestacks as spare background elements, but keep the factory uncluttered so the three conveyor lines remain the focal point. The red heart seals should be the brightest accents, making approval feel both affectionate and automatic. Use crisp, legible shapes and high contrast, with subtle paper grain and slightly distressed ink for a printed-poster finish. Make the slogan prominent and easy to read, and ensure the repeated figures and images clearly communicate mass production and impersonal conformity. Model: Xeno Kreatura 2 - Krea 2 v0.3 (int8 convrot)