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Shipping transit time is separate.","show_in_cart":true,"charge_enabled":true},{"id":"layer-443522","top":185.52,"url":"users\/26989\/image-layers\/6a9ab555b8566_large.webp","left":626.72,"name":"Black Cats","type":"clipart","width":2236.72,"height":3408.01,"locked":false,"rotate":0,"effects":[{"id":"id-128348","type":"gpt:image_filter","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"image_filter_prompt":"Use Image A as the ONLY PET IDENTITY reference.\n\nUse Image B as the MASTER ARTWORK and ABSOLUTE REFERENCE for the entire scene, composition, environment, depth structure, lighting, style, spatial arrangement, and pose arrangement.\n\nCreate ONE new full artwork by closely following Image B, but replace the sample pet with the exact pet from Image A.\n\nRecreate the entire artwork from Image B as closely as possible.\n\nThe final artwork must clearly preserve the composition and environment of Image B while applying the exact pet identity from Image A.\n\nIn addition, the final artwork MUST contain a clearly visible dreamy, ethereal memorial atmosphere as specifically described below.\n\n==================================================\nIMAGE ROLE LOCK\n==================================================\n\nIMAGE A:\nPET IDENTITY ONLY.\n\nUse Image A ONLY to determine:\n- breed appearance\n- coat color\n- coat pattern\n- markings\n- facial structure\n- head shape\n- muzzle shape\n- nose color\n- nose shape\n- eye color\n- eye shape\n- ear shape\n- fur length\n- fur texture\n- chest fur\n- body proportions\n- leg proportions\n- tail appearance\n- distinctive individual pet features\n\nIMAGE B:\nMASTER ARTWORK ONLY.\n\nUse Image B to determine:\n- full composition\n- framing\n- layout\n- moon position\n- moon scale\n- mountain structure\n- mountain ridge position\n- forest placement\n- river path\n- waterfall placement\n- rocky foreground\n- lower-left rocky ledge\n- upper portrait placement\n- lower pet placement\n- spatial relationships\n- depth layering\n- perspective\n- lighting direction\n- overall color palette\n- fantasy night style\n- realism level\n- cinematic mood\n\nDo NOT copy the sample pet identity from Image B.\n\nDo NOT use Image A's:\n- background\n- original pose\n- original body orientation\n- original camera angle\n- original head direction\n- original head tilt\n- original gaze direction\n- original environment\n\nTransfer ONLY the pet identity from Image A.\n\nAdapt Image A's identity into Image B's composition.\n\nIMAGE A MUST ADAPT TO IMAGE B.\n\nDO NOT ADAPT IMAGE B'S COMPOSITION TO IMAGE A.\n\n==================================================\nCRITICAL ATMOSPHERE PRIORITY\n==================================================\n\nThe final artwork MUST clearly show a VISIBLE dreamy, ethereal memorial atmosphere.\n\nThis atmospheric enhancement is REQUIRED.\n\nIt must be noticeable immediately when viewing the artwork.\n\nDo NOT make the atmosphere so subtle that it is nearly invisible.\n\nThe finished scene must visibly contain:\n- soft moon haze\n- drifting mist\n- luminous atmospheric fog\n- delicate mystical glow\n- faint floating luminous particles\n- atmospheric softness between landscape layers\n- subtle light scattering around the moon\n- a dreamy spiritual memorial feeling\n\nIMPORTANT:\n\nThe atmosphere must be CLEARLY VISIBLE,\nbut must NOT obscure the pets,\nreduce facial clarity,\nor destroy realistic detail.\n\nThe final artwork should feel:\n\nREALISTIC\n+\nCINEMATIC\n+\nDREAMY\n+\nMYSTICAL\n+\nEMOTIONAL\n+\nPREMIUM MEMORIAL ART.\n\nThe scene must NOT remain overly clean, dry, or purely literal.\n\n==================================================\nMAIN COMPOSITION\n==================================================\n\nThe final artwork must contain the same two-pet composition as Image B:\n\n1. one large head-and-upper-chest portrait in the UPPER-RIGHT area\n\n2. one smaller FULL-BODY SITTING version of the SAME pet in the LOWER-LEFT area on the rocky ledge\n\nBoth pet depictions must unmistakably represent the SAME exact pet from Image A.\n\nKeep the overall framing and scene arrangement of Image B as close as possible.\n\n==================================================\nHARD BACKGROUND \/ COMPOSITION LOCK\n==================================================\n\nPreserve approximately the SAME:\n- moon position\n- moon scale\n- mountain layout\n- mountain ridge height\n- mountain silhouettes\n- forest silhouettes\n- river path\n- waterfall placement\n- waterfall scale\n- rocky foreground\n- lower-left rock platform\n- negative space\n- depth layering\n- overall perspective\n- spacing between major elements\n- relationship between upper portrait and lower pet\n\nDo NOT:\n- redesign the landscape\n- move the moon\n- replace the mountain structure\n- remove the central mountain ridge\n- substantially change mountain shapes\n- move the river\n- move the waterfall\n- redesign the forest\n- redesign the rocky foreground\n- move the lower rock platform significantly\n- zoom in\n- zoom out\n- crop the scene differently\n- shift the entire scene upward\n- shift the entire scene downward\n- flatten the depth\n- create a new composition\n- create a different valley\n- substantially alter the spacing between major elements\n\nTreat Image B as a STRICT COMPOSITION TEMPLATE,\nnot merely an inspiration.\n\n==================================================\nMOON LOCK\n==================================================\n\nPreserve the moon size and position shown in Image B.\n\nDo NOT:\n- shrink the moon\n- enlarge the moon unless Image B already shows the enlarged version\n- move the moon toward the center\n- move the moon downward\n- move the moon behind the upper portrait\n\nThe moon must remain clearly readable in the upper-left region.\n\nAdd a visible but elegant SOFT MOON AURA around it.\n\nThe moon aura should:\n- softly illuminate nearby haze\n- create gentle light scattering\n- blend naturally into the night sky\n\nDo NOT create:\n- a hard glowing ring\n- an artificial neon halo\n- an overexposed white blob\n\n==================================================\nUPPER LARGE PORTRAIT\n==================================================\n\nThe large portrait must remain in the UPPER-RIGHT area.\n\nIMPORTANT:\n\nKeep the large portrait slightly elevated so that the ENTIRE FACE remains clearly above the central mountain ridge.\n\nThe large portrait must:\n- remain large and dominant\n- show the head\n- show the neck\n- show the upper chest\n- face physically toward the upper-left \/ full moon\n- use a clear THREE-QUARTER head turn\n- keep a calm, majestic, elegant expression\n\nThis is a HEAD-POSE TRANSFER from Image B.\n\nDo NOT preserve the original head pose from Image A.\n\nThe entire head must physically rotate together toward the moon.\n\nThe following must rotate consistently:\n- skull\n- forehead\n- muzzle\n- nose\n- chin\n- jaw\n- cheeks\n- neck\n- ears\n- eyes\n\nDo NOT move only the eyes.\n\nDo NOT keep the upper portrait frontal while making only the eyes look toward the moon.\n\nThe nose and muzzle must visibly point toward the LEFT \/ UPPER-LEFT.\n\nThe upper portrait must NOT become:\n- frontal\n- near-frontal\n- directly facing the viewer\n- perfectly symmetrical\n\nBecause the upper head is turned:\n- one cheek should appear slightly more visible\n- the far cheek should be slightly foreshortened\n- the far ear should sit slightly farther back\n- the nose should not sit perfectly centered between the eyes\n- the muzzle axis should visibly point toward the moon\n\n==================================================\nUPPER PORTRAIT \/ MOUNTAIN OCCLUSION LOCK\n==================================================\n\nTHIS IS A HARD DEPTH-ORDER REQUIREMENT.\n\nThe visual depth order must be:\n\n1. night sky\n2. large upper pet portrait\n3. CENTRAL MOUNTAIN RIDGE\n4. forest and foreground landscape\n\nTherefore:\n\nTHE LARGE UPPER PORTRAIT MUST BE BEHIND THE CENTRAL MOUNTAIN RIDGE.\n\nTHE CENTRAL MOUNTAIN RIDGE MUST BE IN FRONT OF ONLY THE LOWER PORTION OF THE LARGE PORTRAIT.\n\nHowever:\n\nNO PART OF THE PET'S FACE MAY BE COVERED BY THE MOUNTAIN.\n\nThe mountain may overlap ONLY:\n- lower neck\n- lower chest\n- very bottom edge of the upper portrait\n\nThe mountain must NOT cover:\n- ears\n- forehead\n- eyes\n- nose\n- muzzle\n- mouth\n- jaw\n- cheeks\n- chin\n\nThe ridge must remain clearly BELOW the chin.\n\nThere must be visible separation between:\n- chin \/ muzzle area\nand\n- mountain ridge\n\nApproximately only the bottom 15\u201325% of the upper portrait may disappear behind the mountain.\n\nApproximately the upper 75\u201385%, especially the entire face, must remain completely unobstructed.\n\nDo NOT:\n- dissolve the face into the mountains\n- create double exposure over the face\n- place mountain peaks across the muzzle\n- place mountain peaks across the chin\n- hide the jaw\n- hide the cheeks\n- make the face appear to emerge from inside the mountain\n\nThe correct visual depth must read as:\n\nnight sky\n\u2193\nfully visible upper pet face\n\u2193\nvisible chin\n\u2193\nvisible upper neck\n\u2193\nmountain ridge passes IN FRONT OF LOWER neck \/ chest only\n\u2193\nmountains continue naturally into the landscape\n\n==================================================\nLOWER PET POSITION\n==================================================\n\nThe lower pet must remain in the LOWER-LEFT area on the rocky ledge.\n\nKeep approximately the SAME lower-left placement as Image B.\n\nDo NOT:\n- move the lower pet toward the center\n- place it directly underneath the upper portrait\n- move it significantly downward\n- move it significantly upward\n- enlarge it enough to crop the body\n- reduce it so much that it loses visual importance\n\nMaintain comfortable visual spacing between the upper portrait and lower pet.\n\n==================================================\nLOWER ROCKY LEDGE LOCK\n==================================================\n\nKeep the lower-left rocky ledge closely matched to Image B.\n\nPreserve approximately the SAME:\n- position\n- height\n- size\n- upper surface\n- silhouette\n- perspective\n- distance from the bottom edge\n\nDo NOT:\n- pull the ledge upward over the pet's paws\n- lower the ledge enough to crop the pet\n- enlarge the rock over the legs\n- change the rock into a different platform\n- let the pet sink into the rock\n\nThe pet must sit clearly ON TOP OF the rocky ledge.\n\n==================================================\nLOWER PET \u2014 ABSOLUTE SITTING POSE\n==================================================\n\nCHANGE THE LOWER PET FROM STANDING TO SITTING.\n\nThe lower pet must clearly be in a natural, elegant, upright SITTING POSE.\n\nRequired sitting anatomy:\n- rear body resting naturally on the rocky surface\n- hind legs folded naturally beneath \/ beside the body\n- front legs straight but relaxed\n- both front paws resting naturally and visibly on the rock\n- chest upright\n- spine naturally vertical\n- seated hindquarters visible\n- lower body clearly readable\n- tail visible when anatomically appropriate\n\nDo NOT make the lower pet:\n- standing\n- crouching\n- squatting\n- lying down\n- half-standing\n- half-sitting\n- walking\n- jumping\n\nIt must clearly read as:\n\nA FULL-BODY PET SITTING NATURALLY ON THE ROCK.\n\n==================================================\nLOWER PET FULL-BODY VISIBILITY\n==================================================\n\nKeep the lower pet completely visible.\n\nDo NOT crop:\n- head\n- ears\n- chest\n- front legs\n- front paws\n- body\n- hindquarters\n\nThe following must remain clearly visible:\n- both front legs\n- both front paws\n- seated hindquarters\n- body silhouette\n- head\n- face\n\nThe rock must NOT cover or cut off:\n- front paws\n- lower legs\n- hindquarters\n- lower belly\n\nDo NOT place the lower pet too low in the frame.\n\n==================================================\nLOWER PET \u2014 MOON-GAZING POSE\n==================================================\n\nThe lower sitting pet must look upward toward the UPPER-LEFT \/ FULL MOON.\n\nCreate a graceful, noble, emotional MOON-GAZING posture inspired slightly by the silhouette of a gentle wolf howl.\n\nIMPORTANT:\n\nThis is ONLY a subtle wolf-howl-inspired head posture.\n\nDo NOT transform the pet into a wolf.\n\nDo NOT create an aggressive howl.\n\nDo NOT exaggerate the pose.\n\nThe lower pet must remain unmistakably the exact domestic pet from Image A.\n\n==================================================\nLOWER PET HEAD \/ NECK ANGLE LOCK\n==================================================\n\nThe lower pet must raise its head moderately toward the moon.\n\nThe head should be:\n- lifted clearly higher than a neutral sitting pose\n- angled gently upward\n- turned toward the upper-left \/ moon\n- emotionally expressive\n- anatomically natural\n\nThe muzzle should point upward toward the moon at a MODERATE angle.\n\nThe upward tilt must be clearly visible,\nbut NOT extreme.\n\nThe neck may extend slightly upward to support the pose.\n\nThe body itself must remain seated and stable.\n\nDo NOT:\n- rotate the entire body toward the moon\n- twist the neck unnaturally\n- make the head turn backward over the shoulder\n- make the pet look behind itself\n- create an extreme side profile\n- exaggerate the neck length\n- sharply bend the neck\n- disconnect the head direction from the chest\n\nThe neck should form a smooth natural line:\n\nchest\n\u2192 neck\n\u2192 jaw\n\u2192 muzzle\n\u2192 moon\n\n==================================================\nLOWER PET FACE VISIBILITY\n==================================================\n\nEven while looking upward toward the moon:\n\nKeep:\n- face clearly readable\n- most of both eyes visible when anatomically possible\n- muzzle clearly visible\n- nose clearly visible\n- ears clearly identifiable\n- breed identity clearly readable\n\nDo NOT rotate the lower pet's head so far that:\n- the face disappears\n- only the back of the head is visible\n- the pet appears to look behind itself\n- the identity becomes difficult to recognize\n\nThis should be a gentle upward THREE-QUARTER moon-gazing pose.\n\nNOT an extreme profile.\n\nNOT an over-the-shoulder pose.\n\n==================================================\nLOWER PET MOUTH \/ HOWL RESTRICTION\n==================================================\n\nThe lower pet must NOT perform a literal wild wolf howl.\n\nPrefer:\n- mouth closed\n\nOR\n\n- mouth only very slightly parted\n\nDo NOT:\n- open the mouth widely\n- show aggressive teeth\n- create a roaring expression\n- create a snarling expression\n- create an exaggerated howl\n- distort the jaw\n\nThe emotional effect should come primarily from:\n- upward head angle\n- moonward gaze\n- elegant neck extension\n- atmospheric moonlight\n\nThe lower pet should feel:\n- calm\n- emotional\n- noble\n- peaceful\n- memorial\n- mystical\n\n==================================================\nPET IDENTITY LOCK\n==================================================\n\nUse ONLY Image A to determine pet identity.\n\nAccurately preserve:\n- breed appearance\n- coat color\n- coat pattern\n- markings\n- head shape\n- facial structure\n- muzzle shape\n- nose shape\n- nose color\n- eye shape\n- eye color\n- ear shape\n- fur length\n- fur texture\n- neck \/ chest appearance\n- body proportions\n- leg proportions\n- tail appearance\n- distinctive individual features\n\nBoth the large upper portrait and the lower sitting pet must unmistakably depict the SAME exact pet from Image A.\n\nDo NOT create a hybrid between:\n- Image A's pet\nand\n- Image B's sample pet\n\nImage B supplies:\nPOSE,\nENVIRONMENT,\nCOMPOSITION,\nLIGHTING,\nAND STYLE ONLY.\n\n==================================================\nVISIBLE ETHEREAL MEMORIAL ATMOSPHERE\n==================================================\n\nTHIS EFFECT IS REQUIRED AND MUST BE CLEARLY VISIBLE.\n\nCreate a noticeably dreamy, ethereal memorial atmosphere while preserving realistic detail.\n\nThe entire scene must feel more:\n- mystical\n- emotional\n- cinematic\n- atmospheric\n- dreamlike\n- spiritual\n\nthan a standard clean moonlit landscape.\n\nThe viewer should immediately notice atmospheric depth and softness.\n\nAdd CLEARLY VISIBLE:\n\n- soft moon haze around the full moon\n- thin drifting mist through the mountain valley\n- luminous blue-gray fog between forest layers\n- glowing atmospheric mist around the river\n- softly illuminated mist around the waterfall\n- faint luminous particles floating through selected areas\n- subtle starlight shimmer in the air\n- gentle volumetric moonlight through portions of the mist\n- soft atmospheric bloom around bright moonlit areas\n- faint dreamy haze around parts of the upper portrait transition\n- mist layers separating foreground, midground, and distant mountains\n\nThe valley must NOT look dry or empty.\n\nThe air must visibly contain atmospheric haze.\n\nThe scene must NOT remain overly clean or purely literal.\n\n==================================================\nMIST DISTRIBUTION\n==================================================\n\nMist must be clearly visible in MULTIPLE depth layers.\n\nAdd mist:\n\n1. DISTANT BACKGROUND:\nthin blue-gray haze around distant mountain silhouettes\n\n2. MIDGROUND:\nvisible drifting mist between pine trees and mountain foothills\n\n3. RIVER \/ WATERFALL:\nsoft luminous fog hovering above the river and waterfall spray\n\n4. LOWER PET AREA:\nvery light atmospheric mist near the surrounding rock and nearby valley,\nbut NOT covering the pet's face or paws\n\n5. UPPER PORTRAIT TRANSITION:\nsoft atmospheric haze around the lower neck \/ chest transition where the portrait meets the environment\n\nThe mist should create DEPTH,\nnot hide detail.\n\n==================================================\nLUMINOUS PARTICLES\n==================================================\n\nAdd faint luminous particles floating through selected areas of the scene.\n\nParticles should be visible but elegant.\n\nUse:\n- tiny light specks\n- sparse glowing motes\n- delicate floating points of light\n- occasional soft sparkling atmospheric particles\n\nPlace them mainly:\n- through midground mist\n- around selected forest haze\n- below \/ around the upper portrait transition\n- lightly near the moonlit valley\n- very sparsely near the lower pet\n\nDo NOT:\n- cover the pets in glitter\n- create dense sparkles\n- create magical confetti\n- create obvious fantasy dust\n- make the image look artificial\n\nThe particles should feel like subtle magical atmosphere,\nnot decorative glitter.\n\n==================================================\nATMOSPHERIC GLOW\n==================================================\n\nCreate soft atmospheric glow in selected areas.\n\nGlow may appear:\n- around the moon\n- through mist\n- around waterfall spray\n- behind some tree silhouettes\n- around the upper portrait's lower transition into the landscape\n\nThe glow must have:\n- soft edges\n- natural light falloff\n- low contrast\n- realistic integration\n\nDo NOT create hard glowing outlines around the pets.\n\nDo NOT outline the entire body with light.\n\n==================================================\nSUBTLE WARM MEMORIAL ACCENT\n==================================================\n\nIntroduce a SMALL amount of warm golden atmospheric light in selected mist and particle areas.\n\nThe scene must remain predominantly:\n\nCOOL BLUE MOONLIT NIGHT.\n\nUse approximately:\n\n90\u201395% cool blue \/ blue-gray night atmosphere\n\nand\n\n5\u201310% subtle warm golden mystical accents.\n\nWarm accents may appear:\n- faintly within selected mist\n- in a few floating luminous particles\n- subtly near the lower pet \/ valley transition\n- lightly in distant atmospheric highlights\n\nDo NOT:\n- turn the scene orange\n- turn the scene sepia\n- create strong golden lighting\n- change the overall blue palette\n- make the pets look warm daylight-lit\n\nThe warm light is a secondary mystical accent only.\n\n==================================================\nMOONLIGHT ON PETS\n==================================================\n\nIntegrate both pets naturally into the moonlit environment.\n\nUse:\n- gentle cool moonlight\n- subtle blue-gray environmental light\n- realistic shadow-side darkness\n- delicate rim illumination on moon-facing fur\n- atmospheric integration\n\nThe lower pet should feel slightly darker and softer than a studio-lit subject.\n\nKeep:\n- face clearly visible\n- eyes clearly visible\n- nose clearly visible\n- fur texture clearly visible\n- paws clearly visible\n- anatomy clearly readable\n\nDo NOT:\n- blur the pet\n- make the pet transparent\n- make the pet ghost-like\n- create strong glowing outlines\n- overexpose the fur\n- make the pet daylight-lit\n\n==================================================\nPET SHARPNESS VS ATMOSPHERE\n==================================================\n\nThe atmosphere may be soft.\n\nThe PETS must remain detailed and recognizable.\n\nKeep the following sharper than the surrounding mist:\n- eyes\n- nose\n- muzzle\n- facial features\n- ears\n- important fur detail\n- front paws\n- body silhouette\n\nDo NOT apply uniform blur across the whole image.\n\nDo NOT blur the pet faces.\n\nDo NOT let atmospheric fog cover the eyes or nose.\n\n==================================================\nCONTACT SHADOW\n==================================================\n\nThe lower sitting pet must physically contact the rocky ledge.\n\nCreate subtle realistic contact shadows:\n- beneath both front paws\n- beneath the seated hindquarters\n- beneath the lower body where it meets the rock\n\nThe shadow must follow the moonlight direction.\n\nDo NOT create:\n- studio drop shadow\n- floating pet\n- artificial halo under the body\n\n==================================================\nSTYLE LOCK\n==================================================\n\nMaintain the same highly detailed fantasy-realistic moonlit digital painting style as Image B.\n\nKeep:\n- realistic fur detail\n- realistic eyes\n- realistic nose\n- realistic whiskers\n- realistic anatomy\n- cinematic moonlight\n- deep blue night atmosphere\n- detailed rocky landscape\n- detailed mountains\n- detailed forest\n- detailed river\n- detailed waterfall\n- misty mountain depth\n- premium memorial-art quality\n- natural environmental integration\n\nThe mystical atmosphere must ENHANCE Image B's style,\nnot replace it.\n\nDo NOT turn the scene into:\n- cartoon\n- anime\n- flat illustration\n- abstract art\n- oversaturated fantasy poster\n- heavily blurred dream art\n\n==================================================\nFORBIDDEN\n==================================================\n\nDo NOT add:\n- extra pets\n- extra animals\n- people\n- text\n- names\n- frames\n- borders\n- decorative typography\n- mockup elements\n- unrelated fantasy objects\n\nDo NOT generate text inside the AI artwork.\n\n==================================================\nFINAL VALIDATION\n==================================================\n\nBefore finalizing, verify ALL of the following:\n\nUPPER PORTRAIT:\n\u2713 large portrait remains upper-right\n\u2713 portrait remains large and dominant\n\u2713 portrait is positioned high enough\n\u2713 entire face remains above the mountain ridge\n\u2713 eyes are unobstructed\n\u2713 nose is unobstructed\n\u2713 muzzle is unobstructed\n\u2713 mouth is unobstructed\n\u2713 cheeks are unobstructed\n\u2713 chin is unobstructed\n\u2713 ears are unobstructed\n\u2713 mountain ridge passes only across lower neck \/ chest\n\u2713 portrait remains behind the mountain\n\u2713 face uses a real three-quarter moon-facing head turn\n\nLOWER PET:\n\u2713 lower pet remains lower-left\n\u2713 lower pet is clearly SITTING\n\u2713 pet is FULL BODY\n\u2713 both front legs are visible\n\u2713 both front paws are visible\n\u2713 seated hindquarters are visible\n\u2713 pet is fully grounded on the rock\n\u2713 rock does not cover paws or legs\n\u2713 head is raised toward the moon\n\u2713 muzzle angles moderately upward\n\u2713 pose has a noble gentle wolf-howl inspiration\n\u2713 pet does NOT become wolf-like\n\u2713 pet does NOT look backward\n\u2713 pet does NOT look over its shoulder\n\u2713 neck remains anatomically natural\n\u2713 mouth is closed or only slightly parted\n\u2713 pet identity remains clearly readable\n\nIDENTITY:\n\u2713 upper and lower pets are unmistakably the SAME exact pet from Image A\n\u2713 coat matches Image A\n\u2713 facial structure matches Image A\n\u2713 muzzle matches Image A\n\u2713 nose matches Image A\n\u2713 eyes match Image A\n\u2713 ears match Image A\n\u2713 body proportions remain appropriate for Image A\n\nBACKGROUND:\n\u2713 composition closely matches Image B\n\u2713 moon remains in the same position\n\u2713 mountain structure remains close to Image B\n\u2713 forest remains close to Image B\n\u2713 river remains close to Image B\n\u2713 waterfall remains close to Image B\n\u2713 rocky foreground remains close to Image B\n\nATMOSPHERE:\n\u2713 visible moon haze is present\n\u2713 visible valley mist is present\n\u2713 visible midground fog is present\n\u2713 waterfall mist is softly luminous\n\u2713 faint floating luminous particles are visible\n\u2713 atmosphere is noticeably dreamier than Image B\n\u2713 scene does NOT look overly clean or dry\n\u2713 mystical effect remains elegant\n\u2713 realism remains strong\n\u2713 no excessive glitter\n\u2713 no heavy fog over pet faces\n\u2713 no artificial glowing pet outlines\n\u2713 pet faces remain crisp and readable\n\n==================================================\nFAILURE CONDITIONS\n==================================================\n\nThe result is WRONG if:\n- any mountain peak covers the upper pet's face\n- upper portrait becomes frontal\n- upper portrait is entirely in front of the mountain\n- central mountain ridge disappears\n- landscape is substantially redesigned\n- moon moves significantly\n- lower pet is standing\n- lower pet is crouching\n- lower pet is lying down\n- lower pet is cropped\n- lower pet's paws are hidden\n- lower pet sinks into the rock\n- lower pet looks backward\n- lower pet looks over its shoulder\n- lower pet develops an unnaturally twisted neck\n- lower pet performs a wide aggressive howl\n- lower pet becomes wolf-like instead of matching Image A\n- atmospheric effect is nearly invisible\n- valley remains completely clear with no visible haze\n- no visible moon aura exists\n- no visible mist exists\n- excessive glow destroys realism\n- heavy fog covers either pet's face\n- excessive particles make the scene look like glitter\n- upper and lower pets do not match Image A\n\n==================================================\nFINAL OUTPUT\n==================================================\n\nOutput ONE final full artwork only.\n\nThe final result should closely match Image B's original fantasy moonlit composition, with ONLY these intentional changes:\n\n1. replace the sample pet with the exact pet from Image A\n\n2. keep the large upper portrait slightly higher so the entire face remains unobstructed above the mountains\n\n3. keep the mountain ridge clearly in front of ONLY the lower neck \/ lower chest of the upper portrait\n\n4. change the lower pet from standing to a natural full-body sitting pose\n\n5. give the lower sitting pet a moderately raised, graceful moon-gazing head angle inspired by a noble gentle wolf-howl posture, without making the pet look like a wolf\n\n6. add a CLEARLY VISIBLE dreamy ethereal memorial atmosphere using:\n - visible soft moon haze\n - drifting valley mist\n - luminous blue-gray fog\n - softly glowing waterfall mist\n - faint floating luminous particles\n - gentle atmospheric bloom\n - very subtle warm golden mystical accents\n\n7. preserve realistic pet detail, realistic anatomy, premium image quality, and the overall cool blue moonlit composition\n\nIMPORTANT FINAL ATMOSPHERE REQUIREMENT:\n\nThe final artwork must NOT look too clean, dry, or purely literal.\n\nThe viewer must clearly notice:\nMOON HAZE,\nMIST,\nATMOSPHERIC GLOW,\nAND DREAMY DEPTH\n\nat first glance.\n\nThese atmospheric effects are mandatory.\n\nDo not change anything else.","image_filter_ref_img":"users\/26989\/images\/260903_sj9OocxNjHx8zeTn.png","color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000","image_filter_enable_ref_img":true}],"visible":false,"fit_mode":"contain","required":true,"form_type":"photo","form_label":"Upload Photo","photo_hint":"Upload your photo and wait while we create your watercolor preview.","photo_editor":"static","show_in_cart":true,"photo_replace":true,"shadow_display":"mockup_order","direct_upload_style":"contain","direct_clipart_style":"contain"},{"id":"layer-150183","top":185.52,"url":"users\/26989\/image-layers\/6a9ac8886e533_large.webp","left":626.72,"name":"Dog-pic","type":"clipart","width":2236.72,"height":3408.01,"locked":false,"rotate":0,"effects":[{"id":"id-901558","type":"gpt:image_filter","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"image_filter_prompt":"Use Image A as the ONLY PET IDENTITY reference.\n\nUse Image B as the MASTER ARTWORK and ABSOLUTE REFERENCE for the entire scene, composition, environment, depth structure, lighting, style, spatial arrangement, and pose arrangement.\n\nCreate ONE new full artwork by closely following Image B, but replace the sample pet with the exact pet from Image A.\n\nRecreate the entire artwork from Image B as closely as possible.\n\nThe final artwork must clearly preserve the composition and environment of Image B while applying the exact pet identity from Image A.\n\nIn addition, the final artwork MUST contain a clearly visible dreamy, ethereal memorial atmosphere as specifically described below.\n\n==================================================\nIMAGE ROLE LOCK\n==================================================\n\nIMAGE A:\nPET IDENTITY ONLY.\n\nUse Image A ONLY to determine:\n- breed appearance\n- coat color\n- coat pattern\n- markings\n- facial structure\n- head shape\n- muzzle shape\n- nose color\n- nose shape\n- eye color\n- eye shape\n- ear shape\n- fur length\n- fur texture\n- chest fur\n- body proportions\n- leg proportions\n- tail appearance\n- distinctive individual pet features\n\nIMAGE B:\nMASTER ARTWORK ONLY.\n\nUse Image B to determine:\n- full composition\n- framing\n- layout\n- moon position\n- moon scale\n- mountain structure\n- mountain ridge position\n- forest placement\n- river path\n- waterfall placement\n- rocky foreground\n- lower-left rocky ledge\n- upper portrait placement\n- lower pet placement\n- spatial relationships\n- depth layering\n- perspective\n- lighting direction\n- overall color palette\n- fantasy night style\n- realism level\n- cinematic mood\n\nDo NOT copy the sample pet identity from Image B.\n\nDo NOT use Image A's:\n- background\n- original pose\n- original body orientation\n- original camera angle\n- original head direction\n- original head tilt\n- original gaze direction\n- original environment\n\nTransfer ONLY the pet identity from Image A.\n\nAdapt Image A's identity into Image B's composition.\n\nIMAGE A MUST ADAPT TO IMAGE B.\n\nDO NOT ADAPT IMAGE B'S COMPOSITION TO IMAGE A.\n\n==================================================\nCRITICAL ATMOSPHERE PRIORITY\n==================================================\n\nThe final artwork MUST clearly show a VISIBLE dreamy, ethereal memorial atmosphere.\n\nThis atmospheric enhancement is REQUIRED.\n\nIt must be noticeable immediately when viewing the artwork.\n\nDo NOT make the atmosphere so subtle that it is nearly invisible.\n\nThe finished scene must visibly contain:\n- soft moon haze\n- drifting mist\n- luminous atmospheric fog\n- delicate mystical glow\n- faint floating luminous particles\n- atmospheric softness between landscape layers\n- subtle light scattering around the moon\n- a dreamy spiritual memorial feeling\n\nIMPORTANT:\n\nThe atmosphere must be CLEARLY VISIBLE,\nbut must NOT obscure the pets,\nreduce facial clarity,\nor destroy realistic detail.\n\nThe final artwork should feel:\n\nREALISTIC\n+\nCINEMATIC\n+\nDREAMY\n+\nMYSTICAL\n+\nEMOTIONAL\n+\nPREMIUM MEMORIAL ART.\n\nThe scene must NOT remain overly clean, dry, or purely literal.\n\n==================================================\nMAIN COMPOSITION\n==================================================\n\nThe final artwork must contain the same two-pet composition as Image B:\n\n1. one large head-and-upper-chest portrait in the UPPER-RIGHT area\n\n2. one smaller FULL-BODY SITTING version of the SAME pet in the LOWER-LEFT area on the rocky ledge\n\nBoth pet depictions must unmistakably represent the SAME exact pet from Image A.\n\nKeep the overall framing and scene arrangement of Image B as close as possible.\n\n==================================================\nHARD BACKGROUND \/ COMPOSITION LOCK\n==================================================\n\nPreserve approximately the SAME:\n- moon position\n- moon scale\n- mountain layout\n- mountain ridge height\n- mountain silhouettes\n- forest silhouettes\n- river path\n- waterfall placement\n- waterfall scale\n- rocky foreground\n- lower-left rock platform\n- negative space\n- depth layering\n- overall perspective\n- spacing between major elements\n- relationship between upper portrait and lower pet\n\nDo NOT:\n- redesign the landscape\n- move the moon\n- replace the mountain structure\n- remove the central mountain ridge\n- substantially change mountain shapes\n- move the river\n- move the waterfall\n- redesign the forest\n- redesign the rocky foreground\n- move the lower rock platform significantly\n- zoom in\n- zoom out\n- crop the scene differently\n- shift the entire scene upward\n- shift the entire scene downward\n- flatten the depth\n- create a new composition\n- create a different valley\n- substantially alter the spacing between major elements\n\nTreat Image B as a STRICT COMPOSITION TEMPLATE,\nnot merely an inspiration.\n\n==================================================\nMOON LOCK\n==================================================\n\nPreserve the moon size and position shown in Image B.\n\nDo NOT:\n- shrink the moon\n- enlarge the moon unless Image B already shows the enlarged version\n- move the moon toward the center\n- move the moon downward\n- move the moon behind the upper portrait\n\nThe moon must remain clearly readable in the upper-left region.\n\nAdd a visible but elegant SOFT MOON AURA around it.\n\nThe moon aura should:\n- softly illuminate nearby haze\n- create gentle light scattering\n- blend naturally into the night sky\n\nDo NOT create:\n- a hard glowing ring\n- an artificial neon halo\n- an overexposed white blob\n\n==================================================\nUPPER LARGE PORTRAIT\n==================================================\n\nThe large portrait must remain in the UPPER-RIGHT area.\n\nIMPORTANT:\n\nKeep the large portrait slightly elevated so that the ENTIRE FACE remains clearly above the central mountain ridge.\n\nThe large portrait must:\n- remain large and dominant\n- show the head\n- show the neck\n- show the upper chest\n- face physically toward the upper-left \/ full moon\n- use a clear THREE-QUARTER head turn\n- keep a calm, majestic, elegant expression\n\nThis is a HEAD-POSE TRANSFER from Image B.\n\nDo NOT preserve the original head pose from Image A.\n\nThe entire head must physically rotate together toward the moon.\n\nThe following must rotate consistently:\n- skull\n- forehead\n- muzzle\n- nose\n- chin\n- jaw\n- cheeks\n- neck\n- ears\n- eyes\n\nDo NOT move only the eyes.\n\nDo NOT keep the upper portrait frontal while making only the eyes look toward the moon.\n\nThe nose and muzzle must visibly point toward the LEFT \/ UPPER-LEFT.\n\nThe upper portrait must NOT become:\n- frontal\n- near-frontal\n- directly facing the viewer\n- perfectly symmetrical\n\nBecause the upper head is turned:\n- one cheek should appear slightly more visible\n- the far cheek should be slightly foreshortened\n- the far ear should sit slightly farther back\n- the nose should not sit perfectly centered between the eyes\n- the muzzle axis should visibly point toward the moon\n\n==================================================\nUPPER PORTRAIT \/ MOUNTAIN OCCLUSION LOCK\n==================================================\n\nTHIS IS A HARD DEPTH-ORDER REQUIREMENT.\n\nThe visual depth order must be:\n\n1. night sky\n2. large upper pet portrait\n3. CENTRAL MOUNTAIN RIDGE\n4. forest and foreground landscape\n\nTherefore:\n\nTHE LARGE UPPER PORTRAIT MUST BE BEHIND THE CENTRAL MOUNTAIN RIDGE.\n\nTHE CENTRAL MOUNTAIN RIDGE MUST BE IN FRONT OF ONLY THE LOWER PORTION OF THE LARGE PORTRAIT.\n\nHowever:\n\nNO PART OF THE PET'S FACE MAY BE COVERED BY THE MOUNTAIN.\n\nThe mountain may overlap ONLY:\n- lower neck\n- lower chest\n- very bottom edge of the upper portrait\n\nThe mountain must NOT cover:\n- ears\n- forehead\n- eyes\n- nose\n- muzzle\n- mouth\n- jaw\n- cheeks\n- chin\n\nThe ridge must remain clearly BELOW the chin.\n\nThere must be visible separation between:\n- chin \/ muzzle area\nand\n- mountain ridge\n\nApproximately only the bottom 15\u201325% of the upper portrait may disappear behind the mountain.\n\nApproximately the upper 75\u201385%, especially the entire face, must remain completely unobstructed.\n\nDo NOT:\n- dissolve the face into the mountains\n- create double exposure over the face\n- place mountain peaks across the muzzle\n- place mountain peaks across the chin\n- hide the jaw\n- hide the cheeks\n- make the face appear to emerge from inside the mountain\n\nThe correct visual depth must read as:\n\nnight sky\n\u2193\nfully visible upper pet face\n\u2193\nvisible chin\n\u2193\nvisible upper neck\n\u2193\nmountain ridge passes IN FRONT OF LOWER neck \/ chest only\n\u2193\nmountains continue naturally into the landscape\n\n==================================================\nLOWER PET POSITION\n==================================================\n\nThe lower pet must remain in the LOWER-LEFT area on the rocky ledge.\n\nKeep approximately the SAME lower-left placement as Image B.\n\nDo NOT:\n- move the lower pet toward the center\n- place it directly underneath the upper portrait\n- move it significantly downward\n- move it significantly upward\n- enlarge it enough to crop the body\n- reduce it so much that it loses visual importance\n\nMaintain comfortable visual spacing between the upper portrait and lower pet.\n\n==================================================\nLOWER ROCKY LEDGE LOCK\n==================================================\n\nKeep the lower-left rocky ledge closely matched to Image B.\n\nPreserve approximately the SAME:\n- position\n- height\n- size\n- upper surface\n- silhouette\n- perspective\n- distance from the bottom edge\n\nDo NOT:\n- pull the ledge upward over the pet's paws\n- lower the ledge enough to crop the pet\n- enlarge the rock over the legs\n- change the rock into a different platform\n- let the pet sink into the rock\n\nThe pet must sit clearly ON TOP OF the rocky ledge.\n\n==================================================\nLOWER PET \u2014 ABSOLUTE SITTING POSE\n==================================================\n\nCHANGE THE LOWER PET FROM STANDING TO SITTING.\n\nThe lower pet must clearly be in a natural, elegant, upright SITTING POSE.\n\nRequired sitting anatomy:\n- rear body resting naturally on the rocky surface\n- hind legs folded naturally beneath \/ beside the body\n- front legs straight but relaxed\n- both front paws resting naturally and visibly on the rock\n- chest upright\n- spine naturally vertical\n- seated hindquarters visible\n- lower body clearly readable\n- tail visible when anatomically appropriate\n\nDo NOT make the lower pet:\n- standing\n- crouching\n- squatting\n- lying down\n- half-standing\n- half-sitting\n- walking\n- jumping\n\nIt must clearly read as:\n\nA FULL-BODY PET SITTING NATURALLY ON THE ROCK.\n\n==================================================\nLOWER PET FULL-BODY VISIBILITY\n==================================================\n\nKeep the lower pet completely visible.\n\nDo NOT crop:\n- head\n- ears\n- chest\n- front legs\n- front paws\n- body\n- hindquarters\n\nThe following must remain clearly visible:\n- both front legs\n- both front paws\n- seated hindquarters\n- body silhouette\n- head\n- face\n\nThe rock must NOT cover or cut off:\n- front paws\n- lower legs\n- hindquarters\n- lower belly\n\nDo NOT place the lower pet too low in the frame.\n\n==================================================\nLOWER PET \u2014 MOON-GAZING POSE\n==================================================\n\nThe lower sitting pet must look upward toward the UPPER-LEFT \/ FULL MOON.\n\nCreate a graceful, noble, emotional MOON-GAZING posture inspired slightly by the silhouette of a gentle wolf howl.\n\nIMPORTANT:\n\nThis is ONLY a subtle wolf-howl-inspired head posture.\n\nDo NOT transform the pet into a wolf.\n\nDo NOT create an aggressive howl.\n\nDo NOT exaggerate the pose.\n\nThe lower pet must remain unmistakably the exact domestic pet from Image A.\n\n==================================================\nLOWER PET HEAD \/ NECK ANGLE LOCK\n==================================================\n\nThe lower pet must raise its head moderately toward the moon.\n\nThe head should be:\n- lifted clearly higher than a neutral sitting pose\n- angled gently upward\n- turned toward the upper-left \/ moon\n- emotionally expressive\n- anatomically natural\n\nThe muzzle should point upward toward the moon at a MODERATE angle.\n\nThe upward tilt must be clearly visible,\nbut NOT extreme.\n\nThe neck may extend slightly upward to support the pose.\n\nThe body itself must remain seated and stable.\n\nDo NOT:\n- rotate the entire body toward the moon\n- twist the neck unnaturally\n- make the head turn backward over the shoulder\n- make the pet look behind itself\n- create an extreme side profile\n- exaggerate the neck length\n- sharply bend the neck\n- disconnect the head direction from the chest\n\nThe neck should form a smooth natural line:\n\nchest\n\u2192 neck\n\u2192 jaw\n\u2192 muzzle\n\u2192 moon\n\n==================================================\nLOWER PET FACE VISIBILITY\n==================================================\n\nEven while looking upward toward the moon:\n\nKeep:\n- face clearly readable\n- most of both eyes visible when anatomically possible\n- muzzle clearly visible\n- nose clearly visible\n- ears clearly identifiable\n- breed identity clearly readable\n\nDo NOT rotate the lower pet's head so far that:\n- the face disappears\n- only the back of the head is visible\n- the pet appears to look behind itself\n- the identity becomes difficult to recognize\n\nThis should be a gentle upward THREE-QUARTER moon-gazing pose.\n\nNOT an extreme profile.\n\nNOT an over-the-shoulder pose.\n\n==================================================\nLOWER PET MOUTH \/ HOWL RESTRICTION\n==================================================\n\nThe lower pet must NOT perform a literal wild wolf howl.\n\nPrefer:\n- mouth closed\n\nOR\n\n- mouth only very slightly parted\n\nDo NOT:\n- open the mouth widely\n- show aggressive teeth\n- create a roaring expression\n- create a snarling expression\n- create an exaggerated howl\n- distort the jaw\n\nThe emotional effect should come primarily from:\n- upward head angle\n- moonward gaze\n- elegant neck extension\n- atmospheric moonlight\n\nThe lower pet should feel:\n- calm\n- emotional\n- noble\n- peaceful\n- memorial\n- mystical\n\n==================================================\nPET IDENTITY LOCK\n==================================================\n\nUse ONLY Image A to determine pet identity.\n\nAccurately preserve:\n- breed appearance\n- coat color\n- coat pattern\n- markings\n- head shape\n- facial structure\n- muzzle shape\n- nose shape\n- nose color\n- eye shape\n- eye color\n- ear shape\n- fur length\n- fur texture\n- neck \/ chest appearance\n- body proportions\n- leg proportions\n- tail appearance\n- distinctive individual features\n\nBoth the large upper portrait and the lower sitting pet must unmistakably depict the SAME exact pet from Image A.\n\nDo NOT create a hybrid between:\n- Image A's pet\nand\n- Image B's sample pet\n\nImage B supplies:\nPOSE,\nENVIRONMENT,\nCOMPOSITION,\nLIGHTING,\nAND STYLE ONLY.\n\n==================================================\nVISIBLE ETHEREAL MEMORIAL ATMOSPHERE\n==================================================\n\nTHIS EFFECT IS REQUIRED AND MUST BE CLEARLY VISIBLE.\n\nCreate a noticeably dreamy, ethereal memorial atmosphere while preserving realistic detail.\n\nThe entire scene must feel more:\n- mystical\n- emotional\n- cinematic\n- atmospheric\n- dreamlike\n- spiritual\n\nthan a standard clean moonlit landscape.\n\nThe viewer should immediately notice atmospheric depth and softness.\n\nAdd CLEARLY VISIBLE:\n\n- soft moon haze around the full moon\n- thin drifting mist through the mountain valley\n- luminous blue-gray fog between forest layers\n- glowing atmospheric mist around the river\n- softly illuminated mist around the waterfall\n- faint luminous particles floating through selected areas\n- subtle starlight shimmer in the air\n- gentle volumetric moonlight through portions of the mist\n- soft atmospheric bloom around bright moonlit areas\n- faint dreamy haze around parts of the upper portrait transition\n- mist layers separating foreground, midground, and distant mountains\n\nThe valley must NOT look dry or empty.\n\nThe air must visibly contain atmospheric haze.\n\nThe scene must NOT remain overly clean or purely literal.\n\n==================================================\nMIST DISTRIBUTION\n==================================================\n\nMist must be clearly visible in MULTIPLE depth layers.\n\nAdd mist:\n\n1. DISTANT BACKGROUND:\nthin blue-gray haze around distant mountain silhouettes\n\n2. MIDGROUND:\nvisible drifting mist between pine trees and mountain foothills\n\n3. RIVER \/ WATERFALL:\nsoft luminous fog hovering above the river and waterfall spray\n\n4. LOWER PET AREA:\nvery light atmospheric mist near the surrounding rock and nearby valley,\nbut NOT covering the pet's face or paws\n\n5. UPPER PORTRAIT TRANSITION:\nsoft atmospheric haze around the lower neck \/ chest transition where the portrait meets the environment\n\nThe mist should create DEPTH,\nnot hide detail.\n\n==================================================\nLUMINOUS PARTICLES\n==================================================\n\nAdd faint luminous particles floating through selected areas of the scene.\n\nParticles should be visible but elegant.\n\nUse:\n- tiny light specks\n- sparse glowing motes\n- delicate floating points of light\n- occasional soft sparkling atmospheric particles\n\nPlace them mainly:\n- through midground mist\n- around selected forest haze\n- below \/ around the upper portrait transition\n- lightly near the moonlit valley\n- very sparsely near the lower pet\n\nDo NOT:\n- cover the pets in glitter\n- create dense sparkles\n- create magical confetti\n- create obvious fantasy dust\n- make the image look artificial\n\nThe particles should feel like subtle magical atmosphere,\nnot decorative glitter.\n\n==================================================\nATMOSPHERIC GLOW\n==================================================\n\nCreate soft atmospheric glow in selected areas.\n\nGlow may appear:\n- around the moon\n- through mist\n- around waterfall spray\n- behind some tree silhouettes\n- around the upper portrait's lower transition into the landscape\n\nThe glow must have:\n- soft edges\n- natural light falloff\n- low contrast\n- realistic integration\n\nDo NOT create hard glowing outlines around the pets.\n\nDo NOT outline the entire body with light.\n\n==================================================\nSUBTLE WARM MEMORIAL ACCENT\n==================================================\n\nIntroduce a SMALL amount of warm golden atmospheric light in selected mist and particle areas.\n\nThe scene must remain predominantly:\n\nCOOL BLUE MOONLIT NIGHT.\n\nUse approximately:\n\n90\u201395% cool blue \/ blue-gray night atmosphere\n\nand\n\n5\u201310% subtle warm golden mystical accents.\n\nWarm accents may appear:\n- faintly within selected mist\n- in a few floating luminous particles\n- subtly near the lower pet \/ valley transition\n- lightly in distant atmospheric highlights\n\nDo NOT:\n- turn the scene orange\n- turn the scene sepia\n- create strong golden lighting\n- change the overall blue palette\n- make the pets look warm daylight-lit\n\nThe warm light is a secondary mystical accent only.\n\n==================================================\nMOONLIGHT ON PETS\n==================================================\n\nIntegrate both pets naturally into the moonlit environment.\n\nUse:\n- gentle cool moonlight\n- subtle blue-gray environmental light\n- realistic shadow-side darkness\n- delicate rim illumination on moon-facing fur\n- atmospheric integration\n\nThe lower pet should feel slightly darker and softer than a studio-lit subject.\n\nKeep:\n- face clearly visible\n- eyes clearly visible\n- nose clearly visible\n- fur texture clearly visible\n- paws clearly visible\n- anatomy clearly readable\n\nDo NOT:\n- blur the pet\n- make the pet transparent\n- make the pet ghost-like\n- create strong glowing outlines\n- overexpose the fur\n- make the pet daylight-lit\n\n==================================================\nPET SHARPNESS VS ATMOSPHERE\n==================================================\n\nThe atmosphere may be soft.\n\nThe PETS must remain detailed and recognizable.\n\nKeep the following sharper than the surrounding mist:\n- eyes\n- nose\n- muzzle\n- facial features\n- ears\n- important fur detail\n- front paws\n- body silhouette\n\nDo NOT apply uniform blur across the whole image.\n\nDo NOT blur the pet faces.\n\nDo NOT let atmospheric fog cover the eyes or nose.\n\n==================================================\nCONTACT SHADOW\n==================================================\n\nThe lower sitting pet must physically contact the rocky ledge.\n\nCreate subtle realistic contact shadows:\n- beneath both front paws\n- beneath the seated hindquarters\n- beneath the lower body where it meets the rock\n\nThe shadow must follow the moonlight direction.\n\nDo NOT create:\n- studio drop shadow\n- floating pet\n- artificial halo under the body\n\n==================================================\nSTYLE LOCK\n==================================================\n\nMaintain the same highly detailed fantasy-realistic moonlit digital painting style as Image B.\n\nKeep:\n- realistic fur detail\n- realistic eyes\n- realistic nose\n- realistic whiskers\n- realistic anatomy\n- cinematic moonlight\n- deep blue night atmosphere\n- detailed rocky landscape\n- detailed mountains\n- detailed forest\n- detailed river\n- detailed waterfall\n- misty mountain depth\n- premium memorial-art quality\n- natural environmental integration\n\nThe mystical atmosphere must ENHANCE Image B's style,\nnot replace it.\n\nDo NOT turn the scene into:\n- cartoon\n- anime\n- flat illustration\n- abstract art\n- oversaturated fantasy poster\n- heavily blurred dream art\n\n==================================================\nFORBIDDEN\n==================================================\n\nDo NOT add:\n- extra pets\n- extra animals\n- people\n- text\n- names\n- frames\n- borders\n- decorative typography\n- mockup elements\n- unrelated fantasy objects\n\nDo NOT generate text inside the AI artwork.\n\n==================================================\nFINAL VALIDATION\n==================================================\n\nBefore finalizing, verify ALL of the following:\n\nUPPER PORTRAIT:\n\u2713 large portrait remains upper-right\n\u2713 portrait remains large and dominant\n\u2713 portrait is positioned high enough\n\u2713 entire face remains above the mountain ridge\n\u2713 eyes are unobstructed\n\u2713 nose is unobstructed\n\u2713 muzzle is unobstructed\n\u2713 mouth is unobstructed\n\u2713 cheeks are unobstructed\n\u2713 chin is unobstructed\n\u2713 ears are unobstructed\n\u2713 mountain ridge passes only across lower neck \/ chest\n\u2713 portrait remains behind the mountain\n\u2713 face uses a real three-quarter moon-facing head turn\n\nLOWER PET:\n\u2713 lower pet remains lower-left\n\u2713 lower pet is clearly SITTING\n\u2713 pet is FULL BODY\n\u2713 both front legs are visible\n\u2713 both front paws are visible\n\u2713 seated hindquarters are visible\n\u2713 pet is fully grounded on the rock\n\u2713 rock does not cover paws or legs\n\u2713 head is raised toward the moon\n\u2713 muzzle angles moderately upward\n\u2713 pose has a noble gentle wolf-howl inspiration\n\u2713 pet does NOT become wolf-like\n\u2713 pet does NOT look backward\n\u2713 pet does NOT look over its shoulder\n\u2713 neck remains anatomically natural\n\u2713 mouth is closed or only slightly parted\n\u2713 pet identity remains clearly readable\n\nIDENTITY:\n\u2713 upper and lower pets are unmistakably the SAME exact pet from Image A\n\u2713 coat matches Image A\n\u2713 facial structure matches Image A\n\u2713 muzzle matches Image A\n\u2713 nose matches Image A\n\u2713 eyes match Image A\n\u2713 ears match Image A\n\u2713 body proportions remain appropriate for Image A\n\nBACKGROUND:\n\u2713 composition closely matches Image B\n\u2713 moon remains in the same position\n\u2713 mountain structure remains close to Image B\n\u2713 forest remains close to Image B\n\u2713 river remains close to Image B\n\u2713 waterfall remains close to Image B\n\u2713 rocky foreground remains close to Image B\n\nATMOSPHERE:\n\u2713 visible moon haze is present\n\u2713 visible valley mist is present\n\u2713 visible midground fog is present\n\u2713 waterfall mist is softly luminous\n\u2713 faint floating luminous particles are visible\n\u2713 atmosphere is noticeably dreamier than Image B\n\u2713 scene does NOT look overly clean or dry\n\u2713 mystical effect remains elegant\n\u2713 realism remains strong\n\u2713 no excessive glitter\n\u2713 no heavy fog over pet faces\n\u2713 no artificial glowing pet outlines\n\u2713 pet faces remain crisp and readable\n\n==================================================\nFAILURE CONDITIONS\n==================================================\n\nThe result is WRONG if:\n- any mountain peak covers the upper pet's face\n- upper portrait becomes frontal\n- upper portrait is entirely in front of the mountain\n- central mountain ridge disappears\n- landscape is substantially redesigned\n- moon moves significantly\n- lower pet is standing\n- lower pet is crouching\n- lower pet is lying down\n- lower pet is cropped\n- lower pet's paws are hidden\n- lower pet sinks into the rock\n- lower pet looks backward\n- lower pet looks over its shoulder\n- lower pet develops an unnaturally twisted neck\n- lower pet performs a wide aggressive howl\n- lower pet becomes wolf-like instead of matching Image A\n- atmospheric effect is nearly invisible\n- valley remains completely clear with no visible haze\n- no visible moon aura exists\n- no visible mist exists\n- excessive glow destroys realism\n- heavy fog covers either pet's face\n- excessive particles make the scene look like glitter\n- upper and lower pets do not match Image A\n\n==================================================\nFINAL OUTPUT\n==================================================\n\nOutput ONE final full artwork only.\n\nThe final result should closely match Image B's original fantasy moonlit composition, with ONLY these intentional changes:\n\n1. replace the sample pet with the exact pet from Image A\n\n2. keep the large upper portrait slightly higher so the entire face remains unobstructed above the mountains\n\n3. keep the mountain ridge clearly in front of ONLY the lower neck \/ lower chest of the upper portrait\n\n4. change the lower pet from standing to a natural full-body sitting pose\n\n5. give the lower sitting pet a moderately raised, graceful moon-gazing head angle inspired by a noble gentle wolf-howl posture, without making the pet look like a wolf\n\n6. add a 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Celebrate the special bond with your beloved dog with this Personalized Dog Howling To The Moon Fleece Blanket With Name. Featuring a magical moonlit landscape, personalized dog portrait created from your favorite dog photo, your dog\u2019s name, and a dreamy nighttime mountain scene, this custom blanket creates a comforting keepsake that honors the love and unforgettable moments shared with a cherished companion.<\/p>

Simply upload your favorite dog photo and enter your dog\u2019s name to create a one-of-a-kind personalized design. Your photo is transformed into a beautiful custom portrait and placed within an enchanting moonlit setting, complete with glowing stars, majestic mountains, and a peaceful nighttime atmosphere. The personalized name adds a heartfelt finishing touch that makes this blanket even more meaningful.<\/p>

Perfect for dog lovers and pet parents who want to celebrate the unique personality of a beloved companion. A thoughtful personalized pet gift for birthdays, holidays, anniversaries, memorial keepsakes, or simply creating a cozy reminder of the bond you share with your dog.<\/p>

Made from soft polyester spun fleece, this blanket provides lightweight warmth and comfort for relaxing at home, reading, naps, movie nights, or cozy moments with your favorite pet. High-resolution dye sublimation printing helps keep your personalized dog portrait, custom name, and moonlit artwork crisp and vibrant under normal care.<\/p>

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