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Disclaimer: Engage with "Free Matt Kane Art" at your own risk! Matt Kane, while a digital maestro, does not claim infallibility in the mysterious arts of coding. Consequently, unexpected digital hiccups may occur – this could mean receiving an unexpected artwork, experiencing a moment of digital déjà vu, or plunging into a rabbit hole of randomized art chaos. Please note: Matt Kane is not liable for any glitches, gremlins, or garden-variety goofs that might emerge. Not responsible for emotional overflows, bursts of laughter, sudden artistic enlightenment, bleeding pixels, or evaporating digital assets. Absolutely no accountability for acts of war, peace treaties, sporadic outbreaks of love, or unexpected episodes of freedom. Scripts that are part of Alpaca marketing slogans and fact bubbles were generated by ChatGPT and not necessarily vetted by, approved by, or representative of Matt Kane's opinions, feelings, or apathy. Any attempts to game the system, hack, fiddle, or exploit "Free Matt Kane Art" or its associated APIs will lead to immediate and future discomfort, dishonor, and disdain. Fair play is the name of the game here. In the event of a cyber hiccup, don't panic. We might just send you a randomly assigned piece of art – think of it as a surprise gift from the universe (or a bug in the code, but who's keeping score?). Remember, this journey is about exploration and embracing the unexpected. The roadmap of the living artist is the living artist. He's eating entirely too much food this weekend, but he's living. Speaking of living, every child without exception deserves a world they can safely grow up in — a world where homes are havens, and dreams aren't dulled by the shadow of fear. The call for a moral, nurturing world is universal. The future implores that every child whose potential is threatened by turmoil, whether in a distant land or behind closed doors, deserves to be born into a world better than ours. Let us tend to our gardens.