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Twelve Cat Faces, No Two Alike
Twelve cats lined up in a row, each with its own color scheme—whichever one's wearing a flower on its head is clearly the show-off.
✍️ Four rows by three columns is a strict layout requirement—don't let the grid count drift when adjusting. The pure white background can't be skipped either; whether the colors pop depends entirely on that base.
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Twelve cat head illustrations arranged neatly in a four-row, three-column grid, no two alike — each has its own color scheme and its own set of decorative details. What they share: big round eyes, a small nose, and clearly defined individual whiskers; some cats have a flower, bow, or other playful accessory perched on their head. The overall tone leans toward the endearing charm of a children's picture book, with crisp, clean outlines and flat color fills without gradients, visually closer to sticker art or storybook illustration. The background stays cleanly blank in pure white, letting every colorful cat face pop.
