Children's Book Watercolor Illustration

whimsical children's book illustration of {{scene}}, soft watercolor with wet-on-wet washes, loose expressive ink linework, warm morning light, gentle pastel palette with touches of {{accent_color}}, characters with round friendly shapes and expressive dot eyes, generous white space at the edges like an unfinished painting, hand-painted paper texture visible, in the tradition of classic picture book art Keeping characters consistent across a book: - Write a one-line "character bible" and paste it verbatim into every page's prompt: e.g. "Milo the fox: rust-orange fur, cream chest, oversized green scarf, one bent ear". Never paraphrase it — same words, same order, every time. - Keep the style block identical across pages; only {{scene}} changes. Vary composition through the scene description ("viewed from high above", "close on their faces") rather than by touching style words. - "generous white space at the edges" makes spreads sit beautifully on the page with room for text — for full-bleed art, replace with "full scene edge to edge". - Emotion lives in posture at this style's simplicity level: "shoulders drooping", "mid-leap with arms wide" — the dot eyes can't carry it alone. - Works on DALL-E 3 and SD 3.5; on SD add "storybook illustration" as the first phrase for stronger style adherence.