This is a meticulously hand- painted tabletop miniature crafted by a highly talented artist, depicting a rectangular slime that has engulfed a human skeleton, presented in an anatomical illustration style with vibrant color accents highlighting the skeletal structure. The skeleton is fully encased within the translucent green slime, its form faintly visible as if swallowed whole, with a neutral expression frozen in time. The skeleton is painted in a muted gray, with its spine, ribs, and other bones sculpted and detailed in a slightly exaggerated style typical of anatomical art. It is positioned upright within the slime, with its legs bent and crossed, and its arms slightly extended, as if suspended in the gelatinous mass. The ribcage and spine are prominently displayed, with the sternum, vertebrae, and pelvis intricately shaped and faintly discernible through the slime’s surface. The head is shown in profile, with the skull bones expertly carved and painted, subtly visible beneath the green translucency. Each bone is marked with a subtle number, indicating specific anatomical landmarks. Scattered within the slime are medieval elements: a rusted sword, a dented shield, and fragments of armor float alongside the skeleton, suspended as if trapped mid- digestion. Additionally, the partially digested form of a cat—its skeletal frame and patchy fur still recognizable—drifts near the bottom of the slime, adding a macabre yet whimsical touch. The base of the miniature is a solid dark gray, providing a stark contrast to the vibrant green slime and the muted tones of the engulfed skeleton and artifacts. The work blends a realistic anatomical representation with a fantastical, semi- cartoonish aesthetic, emphasizing the skeletal structure while introducing a playful narrative through the slime’s contents. The overall style is both educational and artistic, designed to illustrate human anatomy in an engaging, imaginative, and darkly humorous way