Something in our tap water motivated us to make an image of  jenorafeuer.

This is an image of Jenora dancing to a particular song: a combination of "Dance Apocalyptic," "When the Levee Breaks," and "Happy Birthday." In order to have a reference, we had to create the song, and in order to create the song we had to invent a brand new musical-fusion device. Jenora is a science genius, so obviously we couldn't ask her for help. We were on our own.

Now theoretically, musical fusion is very possible. All you have to do is filter each song's peribilic sinusoids through a Pankcep-Smythe torque funnel. This produces a fine residue of sound molecules which must be quickly captured inside an Upton sphere, or else the molecules will undergo tripolar abhesion due to their attenuospensific misserility. The problem, of course, is how to desubstantiate the mixture back into Hoffel space without losing any of its tux nasality? We stumbled on the solution by pure luck. As we were running the device, we spilled an order of Wendy's chicken nuggets into the aluminimic scordicles. The nuggets clogged up the tubes, but, as it turns out, their crispiness was enough to yoist the waveforms through the hission bridge, and from there it was a simple matter to bounce the data into an mp3 file. With the new song complete, Jenora was free to dance her way into the artwork you see above.