Bear

Create a wide 16:9 digital wildlife artwork of one full-body bear standing in a strong three-quarter stance. Show its nose, head, shoulders, torso, hindquarters, and exactly four separate weight-bearing legs with exactly four separate paws completely visible inside the frame. Arrange the stance so no leg or paw overlaps or hides another; leave visible floor gaps around every paw and clear frame margin around the whole bear. The bear must be entirely digital from head to feet: no natural fur, skin, flesh, hair, or photographic animal surface anywhere. Construct the complete body from dense interlocking voxel blocks, luminous scanline fragments, translucent data planes, and precisely aligned pixel clusters that wrap around the anatomy. Use the geometry to define the muzzle, jaw, joints, paws, shoulder mass, and weight-bearing stance so it still reads unmistakably as a bear. Let the digital structure unravel from the rear flank into a controlled stream of cyan, amber, and red data fragments moving toward the empty right side, while all four legs remain fully assembled and visible. Set it against a deep black-blue data void with only a few horizontal scan lines. The concept is a bear fully translated into information, not a real bear with a glitch effect. No organic texture, realistic fur, partial body, hidden limbs, extra limbs, extra animals, code text, logos, or random static.