Reading Room · Window Seat and Indirect Daylight

SUBJECT AND SCENE
Create an original space reference. Core visual language and subject: a compact reading room with built-in oak shelves and a window seat, interior photography, soft indirect daylight and human-scale details. Specific study: a reading alcove overlooking a courtyard. Reconcile the study naturally with the core subject; when a study supplies a new protagonist or setting, use that protagonist or setting while preserving the core medium and visual language. Preserve intentional mark-making, shape grammar and medium; do not impose photographic shading on flat art. Clearly readable subject relationships, complete essential silhouettes, coherent geometry.

COMPOSITION
Framing: eye-level medium view.



STYLE GUIDE
1. Shape & line
shape grammar and medium;. complete essential silhouettes. coherent geometry.

2. Color & light
soft indirect daylight and human-scale details.

3. Texture & material
interior photography

4. Composition
Framing: eye-level medium view.

REFERENCE ROLES
When combining references, assign each supplied image a role: identity, style, composition or palette. Transfer only the assigned traits. A style-only reference must not contribute its subject, props or layout. Use the written instructions when no reference image is attached.

PRIORITY
Preserve the subject identity, count, action and explicit camera, palette, lighting and output requirements in SUBJECT AND SCENE, COMPOSITION, STYLE SETTINGS and OUTPUT. Apply the STYLE GUIDE within those constraints. Keep the source medium, shape language and rendering consistent; do not add an unspecified rendering treatment.

AVOID
No watermark, logos, signatures or extra lettering. Do not add subjects, props, lettering, logos or watermarks that the brief does not request. Do not change the specified medium.

OUTPUT
Square image.

SELF-CHECK
Check the requested subject count, pose, framing and every STYLE GUIDE instruction. Check palette, lighting and material treatment against the brief before finishing.