A fine-line watercolor diagram for explaining a scientific or technical subject with disciplined structure, exact callouts, and a distinctive paper-based editorial finish.
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/sl-annotated-wash-diagram-illustration Create a 3:2 landscape article illustration for undergraduate science readers showing paper chromatography separating three pigments: a vertical strip, sample origin, rising solvent, solvent front, and three separated bands. Label only "solvent front", "stationary phase", "separated pigments", and "sample origin" in small uppercase grotesk text outside the strip. Use precise technical linework with restrained watercolor washes.
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Yes. Provide the exact label list and the desired placement or callout targets. The prompt instructs the image model to use only that wording and to leave uncertain areas unlabeled.
It uses a repeatable evidence-first system: near-black technical contours, controlled wash opacity, two-color hierarchy, non-crossing leader lines, and deliberate white space for editorial use.
Yes. Abstract processes can be organized as stages, flows, interfaces, or causal relationships, provided the required sequence and terminology are supplied.
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