Generate one polished educational illustration that explains a concept with evidence-first visual logic, a strict modular alignment system, crisp marker-like drawing, and accurate, minimal labels.
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A typical run costs about $0.05 at sub2api prices, charged to your prepaid key.
/sl-whiteboard-concept-explainer-illustration Create a 16:9 whiteboard-style explainer for middle-school science students showing how a daytime coastal breeze forms: land warms faster than water; warm air rises over land; cool air moves inland at the surface; air returns aloft toward water and descends over it, forming one closed circulation. Use exactly these labels once: 'Land warms faster', 'Warm air rises', 'Cool air moves inland'. Clean sans-serif; no other text, symbols, numbers, or title.
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Yes. Supply exact wording and keep labels short. The illustration should rely primarily on visual relationships, since generated image text can be imperfect.
The prompt should distinguish supplied evidence from interpretation and direct the model not to add unsupported statistics, citations, or causal claims.
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