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This Line-Art Pass Uses Negative Space More Cleverly

The line weight stays locked like a fixed variable, and only two color blocks fill in — restraint done right.

✍️ The line width stays pinned to a single value throughout — that's this image's API contract, no wavering between thick and thin. Ochre paired with sage green leaves just two color blocks; adding a third would be over-design.
📋 Prompt Natural Language
A modern fashion line-art illustration of [subject: unveiled Middle Eastern woman] mid-stride in a walking pose, rendered in single-weight black linework over flat color blocks of ochre and sage green. She wears [trousers: wide-leg patterned trousers] and an [blouse: embroidered off-shoulder blouse], set against a soft cream background with generous negative space around her. 3:4.

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