ral-pinecone, Create an imaginative and artistic representation of the solar system using pine cones as the primary material. Each planet should be represented by a different-sized pine cone, reflecting the relative sizes of the planets in our solar system. The Sun should be the largest and most radiant, possibly painted in warm hues of yellow, orange, and red to depict its fiery nature. The planets should be arranged in their correct order from the Sun, each with its unique characteristics—Jupiter being the biggest with a swirled pattern to represent its gaseous storms, Saturn featuring a delicate ring made of twigs or thin wooden pieces, and Earth painted with blue and green tones to reflect land and water. The smaller planets, like Mercury and Mars, can be represented by tiny pine cones or acorns. The entire display should be suspended with thin, invisible strings or placed on a structured board to resemble the vastness of space. Optionally, small glowing elements or stars made from tiny white beads or paint splatters can be added to create a cosmic background, enhancing the celestial theme of the pine cone solar system.