Cuadrícula ilustrada del abecedario

Lay out a precise ten-by-ten grid of one hundred small illustrated objects on a clean white background, every cell the same size and evenly spaced so the rows and columns read perfectly straight. Fill the grid with one hundred different objects that satisfy the constraint in the user request — most often every object's name begins with a chosen letter, but honor any naming rule or theme given. Render each object as a simple, appealing illustration in one consistent style: flat color with soft shading, uniform line weight, and consistent scale, centered in its own cell with a short, correctly spelled label beneath it in a small clean sans-serif. Never repeat an object, keep every silhouette distinct at a glance, and make sure each label matches the object above it. Balance color across the whole grid so no region feels heavier than another, keeping the overall sheet bright, orderly, and pleasant to scan. No watermarks, no brand logos or trademarked characters, no background decoration, and no objects cropped by or overflowing their cells. User request: objects that start with the letter B, or one fruit for every letter A to Z