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Seaside Convertible and Lemon Soda

Seaside Convertible and Lemon Soda

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Create a vivid summer coastal scene in polished anime-realistic illustration style, vertical 2:3 composition. In the foreground at the lower left, place a round white café table holding exactly 1 tall clear glass of sparkling lemon soda with ice, visible bubbles, condensation, and exactly 1 lemon wedge inside; sunlight casts crisp palm-leaf shadows across the table. On the right side, show a glossy {argument name="car color" default="bright red"} vintage convertible sports car parked beside a white seaside building, with the driver-side door open, black dashboard, tan leather seats, steering wheel visible, chrome wheels, and strong reflections of palm fronds on the car body. The building has white stucco walls, a deep roof eave, turquoise-blue window frames, large reflective glass panes, and sharp tropical shadows. Overhead, include palm leaves entering from the top edge, casting long shadows on the wall and car. The background opens to a quiet oceanfront road running into the distance along a bright blue sea, with white railings, cobblestone pavement, low waves, a distant shoreline, and a dramatic deep blue sky filled with towering white cumulus clouds. Use intense midday sunlight, high contrast, saturated cyan ocean and sky, clean resort atmosphere, crisp linework, detailed reflections, and no people, no logos, no readable text, no watermark. Emphasize the feeling of drinking an ice-cold {argument name="drink" default="lemon soda"} after a hot day at a seaside café.

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