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Lunar station · concrete direction
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Lunar station · concrete direction

An actual first output from the image tool; exact prompt and untouched PNG preserved.

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Observed in this output

The first output shows two low modules joined by one tunnel, a single rover, black sky, long shadows, and small amber airlock lights. No giant planet, towers, crowds, or neon are visible.

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One unedited output. The requested 1024×1024 size was not an accepted API control: the saved PNG is 1254×1254. Backend model, reasoning/effort, seed, and quality controls are unknown.

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Kumyu · image_gen.imagegen
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Original output from the requested Kumyu archive; no third-party reference image used.

Exact submitted prompt

Generate one square 1024 by 1024 image. Create a restrained production-design concept-art view of a small lunar research station at sunrise. Exactly two low cylindrical habitat modules connect by one short tunnel, with one four-wheel utility rover parked beside the near module. Both modules have a pale ceramic outer shell, an airlock, and dark rectangular thermal radiators on their shaded side. View from a standing human height about 30 metres away, with a readable simple layout and consistent scale. Use flat black sky, dusty grey regolith, a low white sun, long hard shadows, and only a small amber airlock light as an accent. The design should be materially plausible rather than a futuristic city. No extra towers, crowds, giant planets, lens flares, neon, smoke, cinematic colour grading, text, logos, or watermark.