Image · Claude Sonnet 5.5
Redraw the wired scene as a single self-contained SVG…
Redraw the wired scene as a single self-contained SVG illustration with a 4:3 viewBox (for example 0 0 1600 1200), matching the reference image's composition exactly: a sleeping calico cat curled on a round patterned cushion at the centre, wearing a teal bandana, with its eyes closed and its pink nose and ears showing. Around it: a cream lamp with a warm yellow light cone on the upper left, a wooden side table and a low shelf of books on the left, a wall shelf of stacked and upright books at the top, and a steaming coffee cup on a ledge at the upper right. Use only flat shapes in one limited warm palette taken from the reference: cream background, terracotta orange, mustard yellow, warm brown, near-black, with the teal bandana as the single accent. Keep the clean vector finish with soft rounded edges and no gradients, and add wood grain as a few simple strokes and the cushion pattern as simple curled lines. Add grain only as sparse small dots, if at all. Organise the SVG into named groups for editing or animation: background, furniture, books, lamp and light, cup and steam, cushion, cat, with the cat's head, tail and bandana as sub-groups. Include no text, no extra characters and no photographic detail. Reference (illustration-set SKILL.md): --- name: illustration-set description: Draws a set of illustrations that clearly belong together: one character design, one palette, one line and one texture. Use for spot illustrations, editorial art, onboarding art, stickers and blog headers. --- # Illustration set ## Read first Style.md for the subject, palette and finish; any style reference wired in. Every scene follows both. ## One style across the set - The same character design in every scene: proportions, face, colours and outfit; props and accessories (headphones, a scarf) keep their colours. - The same background colour in every scene, so the set reads as one. - One palette of at most five colours, from Style.md, including the background colour. - One finish throughout (grainy gouache, clean vector, ink and halftone): the same edges, texture and shading. - 4:3, one idea per picture, the subject large, a simple background in the palette and a little air around it. ## SVG version - Redraw the scene as flat shapes in a single SVG with a 4:3 viewBox: the same composition and palette, grain as small dots if at all. - Group the parts (background, character, props) so they can be edited or animated. ## Avoid Text in the picture, extra characters, photographic detail, gradients that fight the palette and styles that drift between scenes.
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