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The flowers learned to bite before the drone learned to feed.

Someone built this hummingbird from scrap metal and spite. Its beak drips with something that glows. Below, the garden waits—purple, green, blue mouths open in the dark, each one hungry for the light your screen gives off. The drone doesn't pollinate. It harvests. And your lock screen is the only window into a greenhouse that was never meant for daylight.

The vector art uses hard-edged neon against pure black, which OLED screens display with zero backlight bleed. The cyan and magenta blooms sit at opposite color temperatures, so they pop even when your brightness is turned down for late-night scrolling. The mechanical bird's red eye is a single focal point that draws attention without cluttering your notification space.