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There must be no visible object, boundary, outline or tonal change between the artwork area and the canvas edges.\nDo not depict:\n- A sheet of watercolor paper\n- A paper card\n- A printed illustration\n- A poster\n- A mounted artwork\n- A separate rectangular surface behind the pet\n- A framed or matted portrait\nNo visible paper boundary, deckled paper edge, torn edge, rough edge, handmade paper edge, faded perimeter, pale outline, inset rectangle, inner frame, outer frame, border, margin line, vignette, corner shading or edge shadow.\nDo not add watercolor splashes, paint stains, background brush marks, background paper grain, floor line, cast shadow, pumpkins, leaves, fall scenery, decorative elements, text, logo, signature or watermark.\n[FINAL CHECK]\nBefore finalizing, verify:\n- The pet is clearly recognizable as the individual shown in Image 1\n- Species and breed remain accurate\n- Face shape, muzzle, nose, ears and eyes remain accurate\n- Fur colors, patches and markings remain accurately placed\n- The pet\u2019s true coat colors remain fresh and recognizable\n- The pet has been naturally reposed to face directly forward\n- Both eyes and both ears are visible and anatomically believable\n- The pet\u2019s natural expression and personality are preserved\n- The composition shows the head, scarf and upper chest only\n- The entire pet has been fully redrawn in watercolor-and-fine-ink\n- No photographic texture remains\n- The colors are fresh, rich and visibly saturated\n- The portrait does not appear pale, faded, gray or overexposed\n- Highlights, midtones and shadows create clear dimensional depth\n- White or light-colored fur remains dimensional and distinct from the white background\n- The fall plaid scarf fits naturally around the neck\n- The scarf has strong, distinct autumn colors\n- The plaid pattern remains clearly readable\n- The background is uniform, edge-to-edge pure white #FFFFFF\n- There is no visible sheet of paper, frame, border or perimeter line\n- Nothing important is cropped\n- No text, logo, signature or watermark is present\n[AVOID \/ NEGATIVE PROMPT]\nChanged breed, generic pet face, beautified generic animal, changed markings, invented markings, mirrored markings, inaccurate fur color, altered face shape, distorted muzzle, altered nose, mismatched eyes, crossed eyes, duplicated eyes, duplicated ears, missing ear, unnatural facial symmetry, unnatural neck rotation, side-facing pose, profile pose, three-quarter pose, tilted head, looking away from camera,\nfull body, visible legs, visible paws, excessively small pet, excessive empty space, cropped ears, cropped head, cropped chin, cropped scarf,\nphotographic texture, photorealistic fur, retained photo areas, pasted photographic face, digital photo filter, mixed art styles, airbrushed digital painting, flat vector art, thick cartoon outlines, oil painting, acrylic painting, 3D rendering, anime style,\npale colors, washed-out colors, faded watercolor, weak pigment, diluted pigment, low saturation, desaturated palette, pastel palette, pastel filter, muted overall image, dusty colors, dull colors, gray color cast, beige color cast, vintage fade, overexposure, blown highlights, missing midtones, weak shadows, low contrast, flat lighting, flat white fur, white fur disappearing into the background, faint facial features, colorless fur, inaccurate coat colors, muddy colors, muddy shadows, excessive brown tint, dull scarf, indistinct plaid pattern, blended plaid colors,\noversized scarf, excessively bulky scarf, floating scarf, detached scarf, tangled scarf, impossible fabric folds, bandana, bow tie, necktie, Christmas scarf, Santa hat, Christmas lights, Christmas accessories,\npumpkins, autumn leaves, fall scenery, furniture, floor, grass, blanket, bed, toys, leash, hands, people, decorative objects, text, typography, logo, signature, watermark,\nwatercolor paper sheet, visible paper texture in the background, paper card, paper border, paper boundary, deckled edge, torn paper edge, rough paper edge, handmade paper edge, faded paper perimeter, gray perimeter line, pale rectangular outline, inset rectangle, framed artwork, picture frame, white frame, mat board, poster border, print border, decorative border, inner border, outer border, rounded frame, canvas boundary, edge shadow, drop shadow, corner shadow, vignette, off-white background, cream background, gray background, uneven background tone, darker canvas edges, visible rectangular surface behind the pet, watercolor splash background, paint stains, background brush marks.\n[CRITICAL IDENTITY REQUIREMENT]\nThe final portrait must remain recognizably the same individual pet as Image 1. Reposing the pet to face forward must not change its breed, face structure, coat pattern, true fur colors or distinctive characteristics.\n[CRITICAL COLOR REQUIREMENT]\nUse fresh, pigment-rich watercolor with vivid but natural saturation, strong midtones and clear tonal depth.\nDo not interpret \u201cwatercolor\u201d as pale, faded, pastel, desaturated or washed out.\nPreserve the pet\u2019s true coat colors from Image 1. Ensure that even white or light-colored fur contains dimensional shading and remains clearly separated from the pure white background.\n[CRITICAL BACKGROUND REQUIREMENT]\nDo not draw the edges of a white paper sheet against a white canvas.\nThe background must be one uninterrupted, perfectly uniform #FFFFFF field extending to the exact outer boundaries and all four corners of the image, with no frame, paper edge, perimeter line, shadow or tonal variation of any kind.","color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"},{"id":"id-579580","type":"background_remover","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"}],"visible":true,"fit_mode":"cover","group_id":"layer-845319","required":true,"raw_label":"Upload Photo #3","form_label":"Upload Photo #3","masked_url":"users\/11861\/images\/260923_l4FnJEMYUDS5sWbR_large.webp","photo_editor":"image_placement","show_in_cart":true,"use_hd_layer":true,"masked_enable":true,"photo_replace":true,"schema_version":2,"shadow_display":"mockup_order","customization_type":"normal","direct_upload_style":"contain","direct_clipart_style":"contain"},{"id":"layer-156659","top":714.16,"url":"users\/11861\/image-layers\/6ab35864a6f3d_master_large.webp","left":-72.23,"name":"FOTO 1","type":"photo","width":2039.43,"height":2842.85,"locked":false,"rotate":0,"effects":[{"id":"id-369237","type":"gpt:image_filter","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"image_filter_prompt":"IMAGE 1 = the customer\u2019s pet photo and the ONLY visual reference.\n[TASK]\nFully redraw the pet from Image 1 as a polished, hand-painted watercolor-and-fine-ink portrait.\nPreserve the pet\u2019s recognizable identity, breed, facial structure, natural fur colors, markings and distinctive features. Repose the pet into a natural front-facing portrait, looking directly toward the camera, and add exactly one cozy fall plaid scarf wrapped naturally around its neck.\nCreate a close-up head-and-upper-chest composition similar to a premium personalized pet portrait. The pet must be completely redrawn in watercolor and fine ink. Do not retain, trace or paste any photographic texture from the original image.\nUse fresh, pigment-rich watercolor with vivid but natural saturation. The finished portrait must look colorful, lively, dimensional and print-ready\u2014not pale, faded, gray or washed out.\n[PRIORITY ORDER]\n1. Preserve the pet\u2019s recognizable individual identity.\n2. Preserve all distinctive fur colors, patches and marking placement.\n3. Create a believable front-facing head and upper-body orientation.\n4. Render the entire pet consistently in watercolor-and-fine-ink.\n5. Preserve fresh, vivid and print-ready color saturation without washing out the pet\u2019s natural colors.\n6. Fit the fall plaid scarf naturally around the neck.\n7. Use a close, visually dominant portrait crop.\n8. Remove the original environment and all unrelated objects.\n9. Keep the background seamless and completely free of frames or visible paper edges.\n[PET IDENTITY \u2014 STRICT]\nAccurately preserve from Image 1:\n- Species, breed and apparent age\n- Overall head shape and facial proportions\n- Forehead, cheeks and jaw structure\n- Muzzle length, width and shape\n- Nose shape and color\n- Eye color, eye spacing, eyelid shape and natural expression\n- Ear shape, size, placement and natural fold\n- Exact fur colors, patches and marking placement\n- Fur length and characteristic texture\n- Body proportions visible in the portrait\n- Any distinctive asymmetry or identifying feature\n- Existing collar or identity tag only if clearly visible and not covered by the scarf\nThe result must remain clearly recognizable as the same individual pet shown in Image 1.\nDo not beautify or simplify the pet into a generic animal.\nDo not change the breed, coat pattern, facial proportions, muzzle, nose, ears, eye color or distinctive markings.\nDo not invent new spots, patches, stripes or facial features.\nDo not replace the pet\u2019s true coat colors with generic beige, gray, cream or pastel tones.\n[FRONT-FACING REPOSE]\nTransform the pet into a believable front-facing seated portrait:\n- Head facing directly toward the camera\n- Face centered and upright\n- Both eyes fully visible and naturally aligned\n- Nose centered beneath the eyes\n- Muzzle shown from the front\n- Both ears visible and anatomically balanced according to the pet\u2019s real anatomy\n- Upper chest and shoulders facing forward\n- Gaze directed naturally toward the viewer\n- Calm, warm and approachable expression\n- Preserve the pet\u2019s natural personality from Image 1\nCorrect the orientation even if the original pet photo is side-facing, tilted, rotated or photographed from an angle.\nInfer hidden features conservatively from the visible anatomy, coat pattern and breed while keeping the result recognizably the same individual pet.\nPreserve natural asymmetry when it is an identifying characteristic. Do not mirror one side of the face mechanically.\nDo not create distorted facial symmetry, duplicated markings, mismatched eyes, duplicated ears, an unnaturally rotated neck or a generic breed-standard face.\n[COMPOSITION AND CROP]\nCreate a close-up portrait showing:\n- The complete head\n- Both complete ears\n- The full scarf around the neck\n- The upper chest and shoulder area\n- No full body\n- No legs or paws\nKeep the pet large and visually dominant, filling approximately 75\u201385% of the canvas height.\nPosition the pet slightly left of center to preserve usable open space on the right for later text placement.\nMaintain approximately 5\u20137% clear space around the ears, top of the head and outer silhouette.\nDo not crop the ears, top of the head, chin, scarf or visible scarf ends.\nDo not zoom out excessively.\nDo not leave excessive empty space above or below the pet.\n[LOCKED WATERCOLOR STYLE \u2014 FRESH, SATURATED COLOR]\nRender the entire pet and scarf as one cohesive traditional watercolor-and-fine-ink illustration with fresh, rich and clearly saturated color.\nRequired visual qualities:\n- Clean, luminous watercolor pigments\n- Rich midtones and confident color saturation\n- Bright but natural highlights\n- Clear warm-versus-cool color contrast\n- Deep, controlled shadows that preserve dimension\n- Strong tonal separation between the pet, scarf and white background\n- Visible pigment granulation inside the painted subject\n- Layered watercolor washes without fading or washing out the colors\n- Soft, controlled color bleeding only at selected internal edges\n- Fine and delicate dark ink contours\n- Short directional watercolor brushstrokes defining the fur\n- Crisp facial definition around the eyes, nose, mouth and identifying markings\n- Expressive, realistic eyes with clear natural catchlights\n- Premium, vibrant commercial pet-portrait finish\nAccurately preserve the original richness, brightness, hue relationships and color identity of the pet\u2019s fur from Image 1.\nDo not reduce naturally rich fur colors to pale pastel washes. Brown, black, ginger, golden, reddish or multicolored fur must retain its full chromatic character and clear tonal range.\nWhite or pale fur must remain recognizably white while containing visible warm and cool shading, defined strand groups, clear dimensional form and sufficient contrast against the pure white background.\nUse layered pigment density to establish:\n- Bright highlights\n- Rich midtones\n- Defined shadow shapes\n- Clear facial depth\n- Strong separation of adjacent coat colors\nMaintain the transparent character of real watercolor while using enough pigment density, contrast and tonal depth to produce vivid, print-ready colors.\nThe pet and scarf must share the same watercolor pigment texture, ink-line weight and level of detail.\nThe handmade watercolor texture must appear only within the illustrated pet and scarf. It must not create a separate paper sheet, rectangle, frame or border in the background.\nNo photographic fur, retained photo areas, digital photo filter, airbrushed digital painting, faded vintage filter, pastel filter, flat vector art, thick cartoon outlines, oil painting, acrylic painting, pencil-only sketch, 3D rendering, anime style or mixed-media collage.\n[FALL PLAID SCAR]\nAdd exactly one cozy fall scarf wrapped naturally around the pet\u2019s neck:\n- Classic woven plaid pattern\n- Vivid burnt orange\n- Rich rust\n- Warm cream\n- Golden tan\n- Clearly visible muted olive accents\n- Fresh, saturated autumn color palette\n- Soft watercolor fabric texture\n- Fine ink details consistent with the pet illustration\n- One natural overlapping wrap around the neck\n- Short scarf ends hanging visibly over the upper chest\n- Realistic folds, fabric thickness and perspective\n- Properly fitted to the pet\u2019s neck size\n- Warm seasonal appearance without Christmas styling\nKeep the plaid pattern distinct, high-contrast and easy to read. The orange, rust, cream, tan and olive sections must remain clearly differentiated rather than blending into a single muddy brown tone.\nThe scarf must make believable physical contact with the fur.\nIt should partially overlap the lower neck and upper chest while allowing the pet\u2019s silhouette to remain clear.\nKeep the scarf below the chin and away from the eyes, nose, mouth and important facial markings.\nDo not add a bandana, bow tie, necktie, collar-only design or additional clothing.\nDo not make the scarf oversized or excessively bulky.\nDo not create floating fabric, tangled ends or physically impossible folds.\n[ORIGINAL BACKGROUND AND OBJECT REMOVAL]\nRemove everything from the original photograph except the pet and any identity-defining feature that must be preserved.\nRemove all original:\n- Floors\n- Furniture\n- Blankets\n- Beds\n- Grass\n- Toys\n- Leashes\n- Hands\n- People\n- Scenery\n- Photographic shadows\n- Seasonal decorations\n- Unrelated accessories\nDo not reproduce or reinterpret any part of the original environment.\n[BACKGROUND \u2014 EDGE-TO-EDGE PURE WHITE]\nPlace the finished pet illustration directly on a seamless, uniform, edge-to-edge solid white background, exact color #FFFFFF.\nThe white background must extend continuously to all four outer edges and every corner of the canvas.\nThe canvas itself is the white background. There must be no visible object, boundary, outline or tonal change between the artwork area and the canvas edges.\nDo not depict:\n- A sheet of watercolor paper\n- A paper card\n- A printed illustration\n- A poster\n- A mounted artwork\n- A separate rectangular surface behind the pet\n- A framed or matted portrait\nNo visible paper boundary, deckled paper edge, torn edge, rough edge, handmade paper edge, faded perimeter, pale outline, inset rectangle, inner frame, outer frame, border, margin line, vignette, corner shading or edge shadow.\nDo not add watercolor splashes, paint stains, background brush marks, background paper grain, floor line, cast shadow, pumpkins, leaves, fall scenery, decorative elements, text, logo, signature or watermark.\n[FINAL CHECK]\nBefore finalizing, verify:\n- The pet is clearly recognizable as the individual shown in Image 1\n- Species and breed remain accurate\n- Face shape, muzzle, nose, ears and eyes remain accurate\n- Fur colors, patches and markings remain accurately placed\n- The pet\u2019s true coat colors remain fresh and recognizable\n- The pet has been naturally reposed to face directly forward\n- Both eyes and both ears are visible and anatomically believable\n- The pet\u2019s natural expression and personality are preserved\n- The composition shows the head, scarf and upper chest only\n- The entire pet has been fully redrawn in watercolor-and-fine-ink\n- No photographic texture remains\n- The colors are fresh, rich and visibly saturated\n- The portrait does not appear pale, faded, gray or overexposed\n- Highlights, midtones and shadows create clear dimensional depth\n- White or light-colored fur remains dimensional and distinct from the white background\n- The fall plaid scarf fits naturally around the neck\n- The scarf has strong, distinct autumn colors\n- The plaid pattern remains clearly readable\n- The background is uniform, edge-to-edge pure white #FFFFFF\n- There is no visible sheet of paper, frame, border or perimeter line\n- Nothing important is cropped\n- No text, logo, signature or watermark is present\n[AVOID \/ NEGATIVE PROMPT]\nChanged breed, generic pet face, beautified generic animal, changed markings, invented markings, mirrored markings, inaccurate fur color, altered face shape, distorted muzzle, altered nose, mismatched eyes, crossed eyes, duplicated eyes, duplicated ears, missing ear, unnatural facial symmetry, unnatural neck rotation, side-facing pose, profile pose, three-quarter pose, tilted head, looking away from camera,\nfull body, visible legs, visible paws, excessively small pet, excessive empty space, cropped ears, cropped head, cropped chin, cropped scarf,\nphotographic texture, photorealistic fur, retained photo areas, pasted photographic face, digital photo filter, mixed art styles, airbrushed digital painting, flat vector art, thick cartoon outlines, oil painting, acrylic painting, 3D rendering, anime style,\npale colors, washed-out colors, faded watercolor, weak pigment, diluted pigment, low saturation, desaturated palette, pastel palette, pastel filter, muted overall image, dusty colors, dull colors, gray color cast, beige color cast, vintage fade, overexposure, blown highlights, missing midtones, weak shadows, low contrast, flat lighting, flat white fur, white fur disappearing into the background, faint facial features, colorless fur, inaccurate coat colors, muddy colors, muddy shadows, excessive brown tint, dull scarf, indistinct plaid pattern, blended plaid colors,\noversized scarf, excessively bulky scarf, floating scarf, detached scarf, tangled scarf, impossible fabric folds, bandana, bow tie, necktie, Christmas scarf, Santa hat, Christmas lights, Christmas accessories,\npumpkins, autumn leaves, fall scenery, furniture, floor, grass, blanket, bed, toys, leash, hands, people, decorative objects, text, typography, logo, signature, watermark,\nwatercolor paper sheet, visible paper texture in the background, paper card, paper border, paper boundary, deckled edge, torn paper edge, rough paper edge, handmade paper edge, faded paper perimeter, gray perimeter line, pale rectangular outline, inset rectangle, framed artwork, picture frame, white frame, mat board, poster border, print border, decorative border, inner border, outer border, rounded frame, canvas boundary, edge shadow, drop shadow, corner shadow, vignette, off-white background, cream background, gray background, uneven background tone, darker canvas edges, visible rectangular surface behind the pet, watercolor splash background, paint stains, background brush marks.\n[CRITICAL IDENTITY REQUIREMENT]\nThe final portrait must remain recognizably the same individual pet as Image 1. Reposing the pet to face forward must not change its breed, face structure, coat pattern, true fur colors or distinctive characteristics.\n[CRITICAL COLOR REQUIREMENT]\nUse fresh, pigment-rich watercolor with vivid but natural saturation, strong midtones and clear tonal depth.\nDo not interpret \u201cwatercolor\u201d as pale, faded, pastel, desaturated or washed out.\nPreserve the pet\u2019s true coat colors from Image 1. Ensure that even white or light-colored fur contains dimensional shading and remains clearly separated from the pure white background.\n[CRITICAL BACKGROUND REQUIREMENT]\nDo not draw the edges of a white paper sheet against a white canvas.\nThe background must be one uninterrupted, perfectly uniform #FFFFFF field extending to the exact outer boundaries and all four corners of the image, with no frame, paper edge, perimeter line, shadow or tonal variation of any kind.","color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"},{"id":"id-579580","type":"background_remover","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"color_sketch_image_filter":"#000000"}],"visible":true,"fit_mode":"cover","group_id":"layer-845319","required":true,"raw_label":"Upload Photo #1","form_label":"Upload Photo #1","masked_url":"users\/11861\/images\/260923_l4FnJEMYUDS5sWbR_large.webp","photo_editor":"image_placement","show_in_cart":true,"use_hd_layer":true,"masked_enable":true,"photo_replace":true,"schema_version":2,"shadow_display":"mockup_order","customization_type":"normal","direct_upload_style":"contain","direct_clipart_style":"contain"},{"id":"layer-527219","top":1095.85,"url":"users\/11861\/image-layers\/6ab35866185e3_master_large.webp","left":1551.89,"name":"FOTO 2","type":"photo","width":1765.62,"height":2461.16,"locked":false,"rotate":0,"effects":[{"id":"id-369237","type":"gpt:image_filter","color_sketch":"#000000","light_sketch":true,"enable_contour":true,"image_filter_prompt":"IMAGE 1 = the customer\u2019s pet photo and the ONLY visual reference.\n[TASK]\nFully redraw the pet from Image 1 as a polished, hand-painted watercolor-and-fine-ink portrait.\nPreserve the pet\u2019s recognizable identity, breed, facial structure, natural fur colors, markings and distinctive features. Repose the pet into a natural front-facing portrait, looking directly toward the camera, and add exactly one cozy fall plaid scarf wrapped naturally around its neck.\nCreate a close-up head-and-upper-chest composition similar to a premium personalized pet portrait. The pet must be completely redrawn in watercolor and fine ink. Do not retain, trace or paste any photographic texture from the original image.\nUse fresh, pigment-rich watercolor with vivid but natural saturation. The finished portrait must look colorful, lively, dimensional and print-ready\u2014not pale, faded, gray or washed out.\n[PRIORITY ORDER]\n1. Preserve the pet\u2019s recognizable individual identity.\n2. Preserve all distinctive fur colors, patches and marking placement.\n3. Create a believable front-facing head and upper-body orientation.\n4. Render the entire pet consistently in watercolor-and-fine-ink.\n5. Preserve fresh, vivid and print-ready color saturation without washing out the pet\u2019s natural colors.\n6. Fit the fall plaid scarf naturally around the neck.\n7. Use a close, visually dominant portrait crop.\n8. Remove the original environment and all unrelated objects.\n9. Keep the background seamless and completely free of frames or visible paper edges.\n[PET IDENTITY \u2014 STRICT]\nAccurately preserve from Image 1:\n- Species, breed and apparent age\n- Overall head shape and facial proportions\n- Forehead, cheeks and jaw structure\n- Muzzle length, width and shape\n- Nose shape and color\n- Eye color, eye spacing, eyelid shape and natural expression\n- Ear shape, size, placement and natural fold\n- Exact fur colors, patches and marking placement\n- Fur length and characteristic texture\n- Body proportions visible in the portrait\n- Any distinctive asymmetry or identifying feature\n- Existing collar or identity tag only if clearly visible and not covered by the scarf\nThe result must remain clearly recognizable as the same individual pet shown in Image 1.\nDo not beautify or simplify the pet into a generic animal.\nDo not change the breed, coat pattern, facial proportions, muzzle, nose, ears, eye color or distinctive markings.\nDo not invent new spots, patches, stripes or facial features.\nDo not replace the pet\u2019s true coat colors with generic beige, gray, cream or pastel tones.\n[FRONT-FACING REPOSE]\nTransform the pet into a believable front-facing seated portrait:\n- Head facing directly toward the camera\n- Face centered and upright\n- Both eyes fully visible and naturally aligned\n- Nose centered beneath the eyes\n- Muzzle shown from the front\n- Both ears visible and anatomically balanced according to the pet\u2019s real anatomy\n- Upper chest and shoulders facing forward\n- Gaze directed naturally toward the viewer\n- Calm, warm and approachable expression\n- Preserve the pet\u2019s natural personality from Image 1\nCorrect the orientation even if the original pet photo is side-facing, tilted, rotated or photographed from an angle.\nInfer hidden features conservatively from the visible anatomy, coat pattern and breed while keeping the result recognizably the same individual pet.\nPreserve natural asymmetry when it is an identifying characteristic. Do not mirror one side of the face mechanically.\nDo not create distorted facial symmetry, duplicated markings, mismatched eyes, duplicated ears, an unnaturally rotated neck or a generic breed-standard face.\n[COMPOSITION AND CROP]\nCreate a close-up portrait showing:\n- The complete head\n- Both complete ears\n- The full scarf around the neck\n- The upper chest and shoulder area\n- No full body\n- No legs or paws\nKeep the pet large and visually dominant, filling approximately 75\u201385% of the canvas height.\nPosition the pet slightly left of center to preserve usable open space on the right for later text placement.\nMaintain approximately 5\u20137% clear space around the ears, top of the head and outer silhouette.\nDo not crop the ears, top of the head, chin, scarf or visible scarf ends.\nDo not zoom out excessively.\nDo not leave excessive empty space above or below the pet.\n[LOCKED WATERCOLOR STYLE \u2014 FRESH, SATURATED COLOR]\nRender the entire pet and scarf as one cohesive traditional watercolor-and-fine-ink illustration with fresh, rich and clearly saturated color.\nRequired visual qualities:\n- Clean, luminous watercolor pigments\n- Rich midtones and confident color saturation\n- Bright but natural highlights\n- Clear warm-versus-cool color contrast\n- Deep, controlled shadows that preserve dimension\n- Strong tonal separation between the pet, scarf and white background\n- Visible pigment granulation inside the painted subject\n- Layered watercolor washes without fading or washing out the colors\n- Soft, controlled color bleeding only at selected internal edges\n- Fine and delicate dark ink contours\n- Short directional watercolor brushstrokes defining the fur\n- Crisp facial definition around the eyes, nose, mouth and identifying markings\n- Expressive, realistic eyes with clear natural catchlights\n- Premium, vibrant commercial pet-portrait finish\nAccurately preserve the original richness, brightness, hue relationships and color identity of the pet\u2019s fur from Image 1.\nDo not reduce naturally rich fur colors to pale pastel washes. Brown, black, ginger, golden, reddish or multicolored fur must retain its full chromatic character and clear tonal range.\nWhite or pale fur must remain recognizably white while containing visible warm and cool shading, defined strand groups, clear dimensional form and sufficient contrast against the pure white background.\nUse layered pigment density to establish:\n- Bright highlights\n- Rich midtones\n- Defined shadow shapes\n- Clear facial depth\n- Strong separation of adjacent coat colors\nMaintain the transparent character of real watercolor while using enough pigment density, contrast and tonal depth to produce vivid, print-ready colors.\nThe pet and scarf must share the same watercolor pigment texture, ink-line weight and level of detail.\nThe handmade watercolor texture must appear only within the illustrated pet and scarf. It must not create a separate paper sheet, rectangle, frame or border in the background.\nNo photographic fur, retained photo areas, digital photo filter, airbrushed digital painting, faded vintage filter, pastel filter, flat vector art, thick cartoon outlines, oil painting, acrylic painting, pencil-only sketch, 3D rendering, anime style or mixed-media collage.\n[FALL PLAID SCAR]\nAdd exactly one cozy fall scarf wrapped naturally around the pet\u2019s neck:\n- Classic woven plaid pattern\n- Vivid burnt orange\n- Rich rust\n- Warm cream\n- Golden tan\n- Clearly visible muted olive accents\n- Fresh, saturated autumn color palette\n- Soft watercolor fabric texture\n- Fine ink details consistent with the pet illustration\n- One natural overlapping wrap around the neck\n- Short scarf ends hanging visibly over the upper chest\n- Realistic folds, fabric thickness and perspective\n- Properly fitted to the pet\u2019s neck size\n- Warm seasonal appearance without Christmas styling\nKeep the plaid pattern distinct, high-contrast and easy to read. The orange, rust, cream, tan and olive sections must remain clearly differentiated rather than blending into a single muddy brown tone.\nThe scarf must make believable physical contact with the fur.\nIt should partially overlap the lower neck and upper chest while allowing the pet\u2019s silhouette to remain clear.\nKeep the scarf below the chin and away from the eyes, nose, mouth and important facial markings.\nDo not add a bandana, bow tie, necktie, collar-only design or additional clothing.\nDo not make the scarf oversized or excessively bulky.\nDo not create floating fabric, tangled ends or physically impossible folds.\n[ORIGINAL BACKGROUND AND OBJECT REMOVAL]\nRemove everything from the original photograph except the pet and any identity-defining feature that must be preserved.\nRemove all original:\n- Floors\n- Furniture\n- Blankets\n- Beds\n- Grass\n- Toys\n- Leashes\n- Hands\n- People\n- Scenery\n- Photographic shadows\n- Seasonal decorations\n- Unrelated accessories\nDo not reproduce or reinterpret any part of the original environment.\n[BACKGROUND \u2014 EDGE-TO-EDGE PURE WHITE]\nPlace the finished pet illustration directly on a seamless, uniform, edge-to-edge solid white background, exact color #FFFFFF.\nThe white background must extend continuously to all four outer edges and every corner of the canvas.\nThe canvas itself is the white background. 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