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Illustration allows for expressive, stylized, or imaginative interpretation. The medium and emotional tone play a central role in shaping the final look. This style supports a wide range of techniques, from watercolor to ink to digital painting. Specify the medium and emotional tone to guide the model toward the character and atmosphere you want.

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Examples

Watercolor: soft gradients, visible pigment edges

Ink: bold lines, paper texture

Digital painting: smooth transitions, layered effects, lighting

“Watercolor illustration of close up child and fox walking in the forest, soft diffused edges, flowing pigment washes, warm orange and green palette, visible paper texture, dreamy atmosphere, painterly style”
“Black ink illustration of child and fox in forest, bold line work, crosshatching shadows, high contrast, pen and ink technique, detailed linework, white paper”
“Digital painting of child and fox in forest, smooth brushstrokes, layered blending, soft lighting effects, contemporary illustration style, vibrant colors, polished finish”