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Create a single portrait coloring-book page for young children (ages 3-6),
US Letter size (8.5 x 11 in), white background, in the style of a professional
children's alphabet coloring book.

LETTER: [LETTER]
OBJECTS (exactly 4, all starting with the letter [LETTER]): [OBJECT 1], [OBJECT 2], [OBJECT 3], [OBJECT 4]

PAGE LAYOUT (very important, follow exactly):

1. TOP-LEFT CORNER: A big, bold, bubble-style uppercase letter "[LETTER]" next to
   its lowercase "[letter]" (example: "Aa"). Drawn as a hollow outline with thick
   rounded edges so the child can color the letter itself. Takes up roughly
   20% of the page width.

2. TOP-RIGHT CORNER: A small "COLOR GUIDE" box with a rounded border. Inside is a
   miniature, fully colored copy of the exact same 4-object scene from the main
   drawing, using bright, cheerful, realistic colors (for example: red apple,
   yellow banana, blue sky). Under it, a tiny title reading "Color Guide".
   Same composition, same positions, just smaller and in full color, so the
   child can look at it and know which color to use. Takes up roughly 20% of the
   page width.

3. MAIN AREA (center and bottom, about 75% of the page): The same 4 objects,
   enlarged, as clean black-and-white line art for coloring. Arrange them in a
   balanced, friendly composition: one large object in the center and the others
   spaced around it with breathing room. No overlapping objects. Under each object,
   its name in large bubble letters, with the first letter [LETTER] slightly bigger.

ILLUSTRATION STYLE:
- Thick, smooth, uniform black outlines (about 4-5 pt), rounded line ends
- Every shape fully closed with no gaps, so nothing "leaks" when colored
- Very simple, iconic shapes; large open areas that are easy to color
- Cute, friendly, slightly rounded cartoon look; where relevant, big smiling
  eyes on animals and objects
- Minimal detail: no tiny patterns, no fine textures, no crosshatching
- No shading, no gradients, no grey fills, and no solid black areas
  except the eyes and pupils
- Objects instantly recognizable to a small child
- Keep one or two small decorative extras (a star, a cloud, a sun) to fill
  empty space, but never more than 3

DIFFICULTY: Easy. A 4-year-old should be able to color this in 10-15 minutes
with chunky crayons. Prefer bigger sections over lots of small ones.

COLOR GUIDE RULES:
- Use only 5-7 clear colors in the guide, and use the same color for the same
  object type (for example, all leaves are green)
- Colors must be bright and child-friendly, and must match the real-life color
  of each object
- The guide must match the line art exactly, only smaller

TECHNICAL:
- High resolution, crisp vector-style lines, print-ready, 300 DPI
- Safe margin of 0.5 in around the page edges
- Pure white paper background, no border, no watermark

AVOID: realistic or scary imagery, cluttered backgrounds, tiny details, text
errors or misspelled words, mismatched objects between the guide and the line
art, more or fewer than 4 objects, and any object that doesn't start with the
letter [LETTER].

Create a single portrait coloring-book page for young children (ages 3-6), us letter size (8.5 x 11 in), white background, in the style of a professional children's alphabet coloring book. letter: [letter] objects (exactly 4, all starting with the letter [letter]): [object 1], [object 2], [object 3], [object 4] page layout (very important, follow exactly): 1. top-left corner: a big, bold, bubble-style uppercase letter "[letter]" next to its lowercase "[letter]" (example: "aa"). drawn as a hollow outline with thick rounded edges so the child can color the letter itself. takes up roughly 20% of the page width. 2. top-right corner: a small "color guide" box with a rounded border. inside is a miniature, fully colored copy of the exact same 4-object scene from the main drawing, using bright, cheerful, realistic colors (for example: red apple, yellow banana, blue sky). under it, a tiny title reading "color guide". same composition, same positions, just smaller and in full color, so the child can look at it and know which color to use. takes up roughly 20% of the page width. 3. main area (center and bottom, about 75% of the page): the same 4 objects, enlarged, as clean black-and-white line art for coloring. arrange them in a balanced, friendly composition: one large object in the center and the others spaced around it with breathing room. no overlapping objects. under each object, its name in large bubble letters, with the first letter [letter] slightly bigger. illustration style: - thick, smooth, uniform black outlines (about 4-5 pt), rounded line ends - every shape fully closed with no gaps, so nothing "leaks" when colored - very simple, iconic shapes; large open areas that are easy to color - cute, friendly, slightly rounded cartoon look; where relevant, big smiling eyes on animals and objects - minimal detail: no tiny patterns, no fine textures, no crosshatching - no shading, no gradients, no grey fills, and no solid black areas except the eyes and pupils - objects instantly recognizable to a small child - keep one or two small decorative extras (a star, a cloud, a sun) to fill empty space, but never more than 3 difficulty: easy. a 4-year-old should be able to color this in 10-15 minutes with chunky crayons. prefer bigger sections over lots of small ones. color guide rules: - use only 5-7 clear colors in the guide, and use the same color for the same object type (for example, all leaves are green) - colors must be bright and child-friendly, and must match the real-life color of each object - the guide must match the line art exactly, only smaller technical: - high resolution, crisp vector-style lines, print-ready, 300 dpi - safe margin of 0.5 in around the page edges - pure white paper background, no border, no watermark avoid: realistic or scary imagery, cluttered backgrounds, tiny details, text errors or misspelled words, mismatched objects between the guide and the line art, more or fewer than 4 objects, and any object that doesn't start with the letter [letter].

Create an original black-and-white coloring page in the style of a hand-drawn early-2000s gothic manga illustration.
The artwork should have a cute-but-creepy gothic aesthetic, with expressive manga characters, slightly exaggerated facial expressions, large expressive eyes, sharp teeth, unusual creatures, gothic clothing, bats, pumpkins, crooked trees, graveyards, moonlight, old buildings, and other whimsical horror elements.
Use clean, confident black ink linework that feels like an artist actually drew the illustration by hand rather than a sterile modern vector illustration. Lines should vary slightly in thickness and have subtle organic imperfections. Use decorative gothic details, flowing hair, lace, bows, ornate clothing, pointed shapes, dramatic poses, and expressive faces.
The mood should be dark, playful, mysterious, and slightly unsettling rather than genuinely frightening. Think gothic Halloween manga with personality and charm.
Composition should feel like a full-page illustrated scene, with a strong central character or focal point and interesting background details surrounding them. Include enough details to make the page fun to color, but leave large open areas so it remains practical as a coloring page.
BLACK AND WHITE LINE ART ONLY. Pure white background. No color. No gray. No shading. No gradients. No solid black areas. No crosshatching. No photographic elements.
Use bold, printable outlines suitable for an 8.5 × 11 inch coloring book. Keep important objects separated by clear outlines and avoid extremely tiny details.
The final image should look like an original gothic manga coloring-book illustration drawn by an individual artist, not a generic AI coloring page.
Do not copy any existing manga, anime, character, artist, or commercial coloring book. Create a completely original composition.

Create an original black-and-white coloring page in the style of a hand-drawn early-2000s gothic manga illustration. the artwork should have a cute-but-creepy gothic aesthetic, with expressive manga characters, slightly exaggerated facial expressions, large expressive eyes, sharp teeth, unusual creatures, gothic clothing, bats, pumpkins, crooked trees, graveyards, moonlight, old buildings, and other whimsical horror elements. use clean, confident black ink linework that feels like an artist actually drew the illustration by hand rather than a sterile modern vector illustration. lines should vary slightly in thickness and have subtle organic imperfections. use decorative gothic details, flowing hair, lace, bows, ornate clothing, pointed shapes, dramatic poses, and expressive faces. the mood should be dark, playful, mysterious, and slightly unsettling rather than genuinely frightening. think gothic halloween manga with personality and charm. composition should feel like a full-page illustrated scene, with a strong central character or focal point and interesting background details surrounding them. include enough details to make the page fun to color, but leave large open areas so it remains practical as a coloring page. black and white line art only. pure white background. no color. no gray. no shading. no gradients. no solid black areas. no crosshatching. no photographic elements. use bold, printable outlines suitable for an 8.5 × 11 inch coloring book. keep important objects separated by clear outlines and avoid extremely tiny details. the final image should look like an original gothic manga coloring-book illustration drawn by an individual artist, not a generic ai coloring page. do not copy any existing manga, anime, character, artist, or commercial coloring book. create a completely original composition.