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Pastel Bunny Girl Street Walk

Pastel Bunny Girl Street Walk

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Create a bright pastel anime watercolor illustration of {argument name="character description" default="a young girl with long flowing black hair"} walking through a charming European-style shopping street on a sunny day, seen from a rear three-quarter angle as she turns back toward the viewer. She wears tall white rabbit ears with pink inner ears, a loose pale blue short-sleeve blouse, a dark navy pleated skirt, and a small white shoulder bag with a thin strap crossing her body; her hair is windblown with soft strands and tied low at one side with a small yellow ribbon. Her face is intentionally obscured by a centered flat square gray-beige censor block. The setting is a narrow cobblestone pedestrian lane lined with pastel storefronts, flower boxes, potted plants, wrought-iron sign brackets, awnings, and distant light-blue rooftops under a soft sky. Include exactly 3 readable shop signs: a pink hanging sign on the left reading {argument name="left shop sign" default="Pâtisserie de Lapin"}, a chalkboard sandwich sign on the lower left also reading {argument name="chalkboard sign" default="Pâtisserie de Lapin"} with a small bunny doodle, and a yellow hanging sign on the right reading {argument name="right shop sign" default="Fleur"}. Use delicate ink linework, airy white highlights, loose watercolor washes, pastel pink and turquoise storefronts, sparkling spring atmosphere, high-key lighting, dreamy niji-style anime illustration, detailed but soft background, no photorealism.

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