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Edit the immediately preceding David Psalmist-King illustration. Preserve the composition, seated three-quarter pose, crown, facial identity and attentive affectionate expression, gaze toward upper-right warm light, compact lyre and its scale, clear hand ownership and posture, crimson/deep blue sweeping mantle, stone terrace, landscape, major lighting relationship and portrait 5:7 framing. No lettering, frame, backing or new symbols.
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Targeted change: the FACE, NECK, visible CHEST, FOREARMS and HANDS must belong to the same stylized colored-glass construction as the garments and setting. They currently read like realistically modeled skin inserted into stained glass. Rebuild the flesh forms as a small number of thoughtful warm amber, ochre and muted terracotta glass shapes with clean designed boundaries. Jaw, cheek, brow, nose and long neck shapes are simplified, expressive and anatomically believable. Use broader restrained pane-contained value changes, not smooth photographic gradient anatomy. Make the neck especially clearly a few elongated glass shapes; eliminate realistic tendon rendering, pore grain, mottled skin and photographic shine. Stylize the beard and hair into readable flowing bounded shapes with selective fine detail. Preserve tenderness and humanity through eyes, brows and mouth contours. Hands retain believable fingers and connections but simplify realistic skin detail and shading.
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Leading should organize meaningful forms without a rigid polygon mesh or arbitrary cracks across every facial feature. Preserve fine expression inside a few shaped glass areas. Do not turn the face into a shattered mosaic, flat cartoon, faceted 3D bust or expressionless icon. No heavy black lines through pupils/lips. Keep worked-glass texture extremely gentle on all skin, clearer on mantle and environment. Richness comes from intentional jewel-colored glass, sparse local highlights and governing light, not photoreal flesh. Keep the remainder of the illustration as close to the original as possible. Do not add Jesus or lineage symbolism. One full-bleed art-only image.
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