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Happy Toddler in Daisy Meadow

Happy Toddler in Daisy Meadow

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Create a warm storybook watercolor illustration of {argument name="character" default="a happy toddler"} sitting barefoot in a sunlit meadow of tall grass and oversized white daisies with golden centers. The child is centered in the lower half of the image, wearing a {argument name="shirt" default="mustard-yellow long-sleeve shirt with white polka dots"} and {argument name="shorts" default="red shorts with black ladybug spots"}, legs relaxed forward, curly brown hair glowing in the backlight. Place a plain opaque warm-brown square privacy block over the child's face, covering the facial features but leaving hair, ears, clothing, arms, legs, and feet visible. Surround the child with exactly 5 visible ladybugs: 1 perched on a tall leaf at the upper left, 1 smiling ladybug on a daisy at the lower left, 2 flying ladybugs in the upper right sky area, and 1 crawling on a leaf near the lower right foreground. Add a single cute smiling sun in the upper right corner, with rosy cheeks and simple closed eyes, radiating soft yellow rays. The meadow should be dense with white daisies, tiny yellow flowers, green stems, and leafy foreground depth, with a pale blue sky, fluffy cream clouds, golden speckles, and dreamy morning light. Use a nostalgic hand-painted children's book style, soft watercolor and gouache texture, gentle linework, bright cheerful colors, shallow depth, whimsical proportions, and an overall feeling of innocent happiness. Vertical 4:5 composition, no text, no watermark, no photorealism.

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