Mona Lisa Coca-Cola Web Example
Creates a documentation-style screenshot featuring a Renaissance oil-painting parody of Mona Lisa drinking Coca-Cola with bilingual prompt text below.

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Goal: Create a clean documentation-style webpage screenshot showing an example entry about Mona Lisa drinking Coca-Cola, with a large generated artwork preview and a small bilingual prompt box below it. Canvas: Portrait-oriented screenshot on a white page, approximately 768 × 984 px, with generous margins and a very light gray horizontal rule near the top. Layout: At the top left, place a small link/chain icon followed by the bold Chinese title “例 233: 蒙娜丽莎畅饮可乐的趣味油画”. Below it, center a large square artwork image with a thin white margin around it. Under the artwork, add exactly 3 lower content elements: 1 source line, 1 prompt label line, and 1 pale gray code-style prompt box. Main artwork: Generate an old-master oil painting parody of {argument name="painting subject" default="Mona Lisa"} drinking {argument name="drink brand" default="Coca-Cola"}. The figure is seated in the classic Mona Lisa pose with dark brown hair, Renaissance clothing, folded lower hand, and a misty landscape background in muted green, brown, and ochre tones. The left hand holds a red soda can near the mouth, with the white Coca-Cola script visible on the can. The painting should look aged, softly blended, and varnished, imitating a Renaissance oil portrait. Add one opaque dark brown square censorship block over the face, centered from forehead to chin, obscuring the facial features while leaving hair, neck, hand, and soda can visible. Lower text content: The source line reads “来源: @liyue_ai” with the handle in blue like a hyperlink. The next line reads “提示词:”. The code box contains exactly 2 labeled language blocks: “[中文]” followed by “生成一张蒙娜丽莎畅饮可乐的油画。” and “[English]” followed by “Generate an oil painting of Mona Lisa drinking cola.” Add one small copy icon at the upper right of the code box. Visual style: Minimal Chinese web article interface, white background, black and gray sans-serif UI text, light gray code box, subtle borders, no decorative clutter. Keep the artwork painterly and historically styled, while the surrounding page remains crisp like a browser screenshot. Constraints: Include exactly 1 main artwork, exactly 1 soda can, exactly 1 face-obscuring square, exactly 1 title line, exactly 1 source line, exactly 1 prompt label, exactly 1 code box, and exactly 2 language sections inside the code box. Do not add extra images, comments, watermarks, or unrelated UI panels.
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