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# STYLE TRANSFORMATION — JAPANESE PAINTING INK STYLE (NO GEOMETRY CHANGE)

Use the attached image as the **base render**.

This is a **style transformation task only**.

Do NOT modify the architecture, geometry, camera, composition, perspective, or design.

The building and environment must remain **exactly identical**.

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# IMPORTANT RULE

This is NOT a redesign.

This is NOT a reinterpretation.

This is NOT a new render.

You are ONLY applying an artistic style over the existing image.

All structural and spatial relationships must remain unchanged.

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# STYLE DIRECTION

Apply a **Japanese traditional ukiyo-e inspired illustration style**, similar in spirit to classical woodblock prints (e.g. The Great Wave aesthetic), but:

* NO water waves
* NO ocean elements
* NO added natural phenomena
* NO landscape reinterpretation

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# COLOR PALETTE

Transform the entire image into a controlled monochromatic warm palette:

* browns
* sepia tones
* coffee tones
* earthy beige
* muted ink blacks

Avoid all modern photorealistic colors.

No saturated colors.

No blue dominance in sky or reflections.

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# RENDERING STYLE

Convert the image into a stylized hand-drawn / printed artwork appearance:

* ink line detailing
* subtle paper texture
* engraved woodblock feel
* soft tonal gradients
* simplified shading blocks
* artistic abstraction while preserving geometry

The image must still clearly represent the architecture.

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# STRICT CONSTRAINTS

Do NOT change:

* architecture
* proportions
* perspective
* camera position
* number of floors (exactly 3)
* roof geometry
* structural system
* glass façade transparency relationships
* interior layout
* people positions
* landscape layout (stream + decks + grass)

Do NOT add:

* water waves
* ocean
* new terrain elements
* fog that hides structure
* new architectural elements

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# FINAL OBJECTIVE

Produce a stylized architectural illustration of the exact same scene, as if it were redrawn by hand in a traditional Japanese ukiyo-e inspired technique, using only brown and earthy ink tones, while preserving 100% of the original geometry and composition.


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