Use the giant squid from the top panel of image 1 (same colour, skin, eye, suckers, clubs and the same child in the orange suit), and make one single clean full-width picture on the same dark teal background, with no text, no labels and no rulers. Side view of the whole squid swimming horizontally with the child floating next to its mantle for scale. Correct proportions, as in the real specimen of image 2: the mantle (body tube, with its two small rounded fins at the tip) is only one and a half times the child's height; the head with one round eye about the size of the child's helmet; eight thick arms, each about as long as the mantle, clearly showing four arms above and four below; two thin feeding tentacles that are very long, making up about two thirds of the whole length, each ending in a long narrow lance-shaped club; the funnel under the head. The whole squid from fin tip to club tips is about nine times the child's height.
