Here's the complete self-contained HTML file with the scene drawn as layered inline SVG: ```html Dog Forklift Operator drawn by GLM ``` **How the layering works (back to front):** 1. **Sky elements first** — sun with radiating rays in the top left, two flat ellipse clouds, and the small distant house on the right horizon. 2. **Ground** — a flat green strip with a darker top edge, plus soft ellipses for shadows under the forklift and rack. 3. **Wheels** — drawn before the chassis so the orange body overlaps their tops; the tire circles (r=48, cy=472) exactly touch the ground line at y=520. 4. **Forklift body** — counterweight, chassis, seat, then the **dog**: tail, body, head, floppy ear, snout, eye, nose, smile, and finally the **yellow hard hat** (dome + brim + top ridge) sitting squarely on the head. The steering wheel is drawn over the dog, with the arm and paw reaching over it so the grip reads correctly, and the dog clears the overhead-guard roof. 5. **Mast and forks** — twin rails, carriage plate, and two tapered tines whose top surface (y=470) is exactly where the rack rests. 6. **The rack** — side rails and caps holding three stacked servers, each with green/amber/red indicator lights, vent slots, and a drive bay. The fork tips poke out just past the rack so the load visibly sits on the forks. 7. **Signature** — "drawn by GLM" in small serif text in the bottom right corner. Everything is pure SVG shapes — no JavaScript, no images, no libraries.