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Recoloring the Geometric Poster: Leaving Composition and Edges Completely Untouched

Using the geometric teapot poster from this set as input, swapping only the red circle for dark green and the blue right-angle rectangle for coral orange. This case is about defining the scope of the edit precisely while protecting the subject and composition of the input image.

✍️ This image is an original AI-generated example, not an on-location photo or a real product. This case actually edits the same input image used elsewhere on the site — source case: Teapot and Arcs: A Bauhaus Study in Scale https://image.faxianai.com/p/geometric-teapot-poster/
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Using the geometric teapot poster from this set as input, swap only the red circle for dark green and the blue right-angle rectangle for coral orange. Keep the teapot black, the semicircle yellow, and the background white, with the position, proportion, overlap, paper texture, and edges of every shape completely unchanged, adding no typography or decoration. Output a single clean, text-free image. Output a single high-resolution image with crisp subject detail and edges — no collages, grids, low-res previews, or watermarks.

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