transform only the graphic rendering style of the provided architectural landscape plan while preserving the original image exactly as the underlying geometry composition and color identity absolute geometry lock do not move resize rotate distort reshape add remove replace or reinterpret any buildings walls paths courtyards trees planting areas furniture terraces stairs boundaries surfaces or other objects preserve all existing shapes proportions positions outlines dimensions and spatial relationships exactly as they appear in the source image absolute color identity lock preserve the existing color identity of every element and region in the source image do not change one color family into another color family green areas must remain green blue areas must remain blue gray areas must remain gray brown areas must remain brown red areas must remain red yellow areas must remain yellow white areas must remain white black or dark linework must remain black or dark do not introduce colors that are not already associated with that specific element or region in the original image for example do not introduce orange yellow red or brown tones into vegetation that is originally green do not turn green vegetation into autumnal vegetation do not introduce warm tones into cool colored areas do not introduce cool tones into warm colored areas do not recolor paving buildings planting water furniture or other surfaces into different color families do not globally recolor color grade tint warm cool or harmonize the image the original colors are a fixed reference not a palette to reinterpret minor tonal variation is permitted only within the original color family of each individual element and only when required to create hand rendered texture for example an originally green planting area may use subtle lighter and darker green variations but must not contain orange yellow red brown blue or other unrelated hues maintain the original perceived hue saturation brightness and color relationships as closely as possible any stylistic treatment must be subordinate to the original colors white areas are strictly protected every area that is white or near white in the original image must remain pure clean white in the generated image do not tint shade wash texture color pattern darken warm cool or replace any originally white surface no beige cream ivory gray yellow orange blue green watercolor wash paper texture shadow or other coloration may appear over originally white areas change only the graphic rendering technique of the existing non white elements while preserving their original colors apply a high end architectural landscape presentation style using refined hand rendered graphics subtle watercolor like texture elegant colored pencil texture delicate linework and controlled tonal variation important these artistic effects must use the existing local colors of the source image the rendering style may change the color identity may not for example green vegetation may receive refined green watercolor and green pencil textures but must remain recognizably the same green palette gray paving may receive subtle gray hand rendered texture but must remain gray do not use artistic styling as a reason to introduce new hues keep the architectural plan clearly legible and maintain the existing distinction between buildings landscape paths planting hardscape furniture and other elements the result must remain clearly a 2d architectural site plan landscape masterplan viewed from exactly the same top down orthographic perspective as the original do not make it photorealistic no realistic aerial photography no 3d rendering no realistic shadows no photographic vegetation no perspective distortion and no dramatic lighting preserve the original composition crop orientation scale geometry color distribution color relationships and visual hierarchy the output should look like the exact same plan and the exact same color scheme rendered with a more refined architectural illustration technique style change only no geometry change and no color palette change strict negative constraints no geometry changes no building footprint changes no moved objects no changed proportions no added or removed buildings no changed paths no changed courtyards no changed tree positions no changed landscape boundaries no changed furniture positions no new elements no deletion of existing elements no redesign no architectural modifications no perspective no 3d no photorealism no aerial photography no global color grading no palette replacement no hue shifting no seasonal color changes no autumn colors unless already present in the source no orange added to green vegetation no yellow added to green vegetation no red added to green vegetation no brown added to green vegetation no warm tint no cool tint no beige tint no recoloring of existing surfaces no shadows over white areas no colored white surfaces no texture on white areas source image priority whenever the requested artistic style conflicts with the source image always prioritize the source image preserve the source geometry source colors source color families source white areas and source spatial organization over stylistic interpretation
