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Sketch Used as the Blueprint for a Polished Final Image

Turns your uploaded sketch into a finished image in the style you choose, keeping its layout, proportions, object positions and perspective, while adding realistic materials, coherent light and fine detail.

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Use my uploaded sketch as the blueprint for structure only; it does not set the final look.

Preserve from the sketch:
- the key layout
- proportions
- where each object sits
- perspective
- the relationships between elements

Render it as a polished [style] image with realistic materials, consistent lighting, a professional composition and a high level of detail.

Where part of the sketch is unclear, pick the interpretation that makes the most visual sense while staying true to my intent. Never rearrange the core composition.
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