Here's the prompt from today's video. Create a high-quality 3D-rendered fantasy dragon in a chunky, stylized Blizzard-inspired art style, shown in a strict left-side orthographic profile with zero perspective distortion. The dragon lies completely flat on its belly with its head resting on the ground, neck extended forward, and the entire body forming a perfectly straight horizontal line from snout to tail. The creature has an elongated body, long snout, and a distinctly non-dinosaur silhouette, inspired by aquatic creatures such as sharks, featuring a streamlined head shape, a smooth tapering torso, and a long, powerful tail with a subtle fin-like shape at the end. The legs are short, thick, and sturdy, splayed outward naturally, while the back features a row of chunky, rounded dorsal spines. The proportions are vinyl-toy-like but stretched and sleek rather than stubby, with smooth rounded forms and no thin or fragile parts. Surface detail is simplified and hand-painted in appearance, using bold color blocking and soft shading without micro-textures. Lighting is soft and even with no harsh shadows, set against a clean neutral off-white background with only a subtle contact shadow. The overall result should be a clean, readable, STL-friendly side-profile dragon suitable for image-to-3D model conversion.