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Match three board for a cozy sweets game, cute stylized 3D animation look. Nine mochi in a three by three grid on a bamboo tray: the top row strawberry pink, the middle row matcha green, the bottom row black sesame grey. The center green one has a bite taken out and a small heart icon floating above it. Two of the pink mochi wear tiny cat ears. To the right of the tray, a vertical strip of three power up icons, a whisk, a teapot and a fan. Soft pastel lighting, glossy dusted surfaces.

Printed poster: one hot-sauce bottle in two views. The views are captioned "front" and "back" in that order. The wordmark "Anchor Orchard" appears on every view. The purple-and-white coloring is the same across every view, and only the angle changes.

Flat lay photograph on pale pink paper, lit softly from above. Eight paper plates fanned in an arc across the top of the frame, alternating mint and coral, four of each, mint first from the left. Below the arc, twelve striped candles bundled under a paper band, laid diagonally. Three cone party hats stacked at the lower left, only the middle hat trimmed with a pom pom. At the lower right, six folded napkins in two piles of three, one pile mint and one coral. A paper banner strung across the very top spells "HAPPY SIXTH" in gold letters, a few letters overlapping the plate arc.

Printed poster titled "The Curbside Count": at the center a flow chart from curb to sorting floor, carrying two keyed regions, "Glass" shaded green and "Landfill" shaded gray, beside a right column of three stat chips reading "1 truck every 15 minutes", "11 sorting lines running" and "35,000 tons collected last year".

Tilt shift photograph of a hand built architectural scale model of a Midtown Manhattan block, studio lit from the upper left. The Chrysler Building stands on the corner in polished silver card with its stepped crown and triangular windows. Directly across the street sits a proposed cream limestone tower, two floors shorter, topped by a stepped roof garden. Between them four smaller grey massing blocks in plain foam. Six tiny yellow cabs on the avenue, three stopped at the crossing and three queued behind, with a line of green model trees down the median.