Use case: style-transfer. Create one wide 2:1 editorial header. Image 1 is the EDIT TARGET: preserve its wonderful composition, enormous worn lace-up shoes beneath an off-white robe, tiny open doorway at left with ordinary people sharing a meal and a dog, low floor-level perspective, vast interior, warm light spilling toward the feet. Preserve both shoes and their relative sizes, the humane hesitant presence, and cropped unseen upper body. Images 2, 3, 4 are STYLE REFERENCES ONLY from the user's own website; do not import their subjects, objects, text, or layouts. Transform image 1 fully into the user's vivid retro illustrated print style: confident black ink outlines, rich midnight navy and cobalt blue shadows, teal accents, vermilion and burnt orange midtones, luminous golden yellow doorway and floor light, cream robe with expressive blue ink fold contours. Weathered brown shoes rendered as bold hand-drawn forms with orange ochre scuffs, expressive hatching, textured ink and subtle halftone. 1970s surreal editorial poster sensibility, tactile screenprinted paper, dramatic theatrical light, controlled psychedelic color relationships. Keep dimensionality via illustrated contour and hatching rather than photographic rendering. Make it unmistakably an illustration with bold graphic shapes visible at thumbnail size. Preserve the intimate gathering and gentle uncertainty; the monumental figure is vulnerable and ordinary in his shoes, not threatening. Keep the scene itself simple; no extra cosmic objects, no gears, no wings, no carnival elements. No typography, no lettering, no logos, no watermark. Full bleed, no poster border. This is a new stylistic version, not a collage or side-by-side comparison.
