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Use case: style-transfer. EDIT TARGET: supplied Calling of the First Disciples artwork. Make a controlled Uncommon glass-language study. Preserve the existing spacious shore-left / boat-right composition, distance of invitation across water, three recognizable figures, Jesus' welcoming open palm, one brother beginning to rise in the boat and the other attentive, peaceful hopeful mood, muted jewel blue/teal water, cream and wine-red robes, distant hills. No overflowing catch, drama or extra figures. Refine glass construction specifically in robes, arms, boat and shoreline: clear meaningful flowing panes that follow folded fabric and wooden hull forms, simplify tiny conventional illustrative detail, bounded color modeling instead of realistic shading. Figures should belong to a stained-glass composition instead of being paintings sitting on a glass background. Keep expressions human and legible without faceted geometric caricature. Do NOT increase total microdetail or ornament to Rare level. Retain broad restful water and sky panes; modest jewel palette and only small warm gold accents. Light transitions predominantly gentle and soft; preserve visual rest. Shared illustration contract: portrait full-bleed 5:7 artwork ONLY, no card border, title, text, backing panel, blank panel shapes, watermark or outer cathedral frame. Construct the entire scene from colored glass with coherent dark lead-like divisions following silhouettes, clothing folds, terrain and narrative forms. Varied deliberate curved/flowing/angular segmentation, never random cracks pasted over a painting. Fine facial detail is allowed within panes but faces, bare arms and hands must feel stylized in the same glass language as the environment. Believable anatomy, readable gestures and clear limb ownership. Pane-contained diffuse worked/brushed/etched cloudy satin glass texture, visibly tactile on environments, much gentler on faces and hands. Sparse tinted form-following jewel highlights; many quiet panes; no pervasive white dots or glitter. Sacred, beautiful, reverent, avoid photorealistic flesh, oil painting, comic/anime, neon, dark fantasy, particles. Keep all essential heads/hands and story elements within the middle vertical art window, away from top 14% and bottom 22% where future opaque panels may sit; continue intentional scenery fully behind those regions, no panel-shaped emptiness.
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