Digestive System Ensuring Following Labeling

Create an illustration of the human digestive system, ensuring the following design features:

1. Labeling: Clearly label each part: Mouth, Throat, Liver, Stomach, Pancreas, Large Intestine, Small Intestine, and Rectum.

2. Structure Style: Use a simplified anatomical style with soft, rounded edges rather than sharp details. Choose a more abstract representation for the organs.

3. Colors: Utilize a palette of softer pastels instead of bold colors—like pale greens, soft blues, and light pinks—to give a more gentle appearance.

4. Orientation: Position the organs in a vertical arrangement, similar to a tree branch structure to highlight the flow of digestion.

5. Simplified Connective Lines: Include subtle, curved lines to indicate the connections between organs without overcrowding the image.

6. Background: Use a light, neutral background to make the illustration stand out without distractions.

7. Title: Change the title to "Human Digestive Anatomy".

This revised prompt will help guide the creation of a unique illustrative representation of the digestive system.