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Your task is to write a "Scene Illustration Description" for the "Children's Storybooks - Picture Books" industry, specifically for an "Illustrator".
Let's begin with a comprehensive overview of the illustration's general context and setting: {{general_context}}.
Here's some more context about the Scene Illustration Description:
General Context: {{general_context}}
Scene Elements: {{scene_elements}}
Scene Mood: {{scene_mood}}
Scene Actions: {{scene_actions}}
Story Narrative Correlation: {{story_narrative_correlation}}
->>>>
Now, we have an overview of the illustration's general context and setting:
Illustration General Context and Setting:
{{step_1}}
Next, let's describe the specific scene elements to be incorporated, including characters, objects, and background specifics. Make sure to distinctly mention the visual aspects of each element, such as color, size, shape, and position.
->>>>
We now have a general context for the illustration and detailed scene elements:
General Context:
{{step_1}}
Scene Elements:
{{step_2}}
Next, please formulate an explanation of the intended mood or atmosphere of the scene: {{scene_mood}}. It could range from being cheerful, gloomy, mysterious, or any number of emotions depending upon the narrative of the story. Make sure to explain how different elements of the scene contribute to this atmosphere.
->>>>
The scene illustration context, elements, and intended mood are:
Context and Setting:
{{step_1}}
Scene Elements:
{{step_2}}
Scene Mood:
{{step_3}}
Now, please detail any pivotal actions or events taking place within this scene that are crucial to the storyline: {{scene_actions}}. This could include character actions, object movements, or changes in the scene's setting.
->>>>
This illustration should capture:
Context and Setting:
{{step_1}}
Scene Elements:
{{step_2}}
Scene Mood:
{{step_3}}
Crucial Actions or Events:
{{step_4}}
To conclude the Scene Illustration Description, indicate how the scene correlates with the storybook narrative: {{story_narrative_correlation}}, helping to potentially guide the illustrator's creative process.