Create a series of 12 highly detailed, beautifully illustrated nature scenes—one for each month of the year—designed for a wall calendar. Each scene should reflect the mood, weather, colors, and wildlife of its month. Use rich, vibrant colors, soft natural lighting, and realistic textures. Style should be a blend of realism and fine-art illustration, with calm and inviting compositions. Include no text, numbers, or calendar markings.” Months (include these in the compositions): 1. January: Frost-covered pine forest, pale winter sun, snow-laden branches, soft blue morning light, faint animal tracks in the snow. 2. February: Quiet snowy meadow, red berries on bare shrubs, cardinals perched on branches, pink and lavender sunset tones. 3. March: Early spring thaw, melting snow revealing fresh grass, budding branches, small streams forming, robins returning. 4. April: Lush spring bloom, cherry blossoms, rain droplets catching sunlight, vibrant green leaves, butterflies emerging. 5. May: Flower-filled meadow, wildflowers in full bloom, buzzing bees, warm golden afternoon light, gentle breeze through tall grass. 6. June: Early-summer forest, dense green canopy, rays of sunlight through leaves, deer grazing near a pond. 7. July: Bright summer coastline, turquoise water, sandy shore, sea birds in flight, colorful wildflowers on coastal cliffs. 8. August: Sunlit golden wheat fields, late-summer haze, dragonflies hovering, warm orange glow of an afternoon sun. 9. September: Beginning of autumn, red and gold leaves, forest path, gentle fog, squirrels gathering acorns. 10. October: Peak autumn forest, brilliant foliage, pumpkins in a field, crisp light, migrating birds overhead. 11. November: Bare trees, cool misty morning, bronze and brown leaves on the ground, a solitary fox in the distance. 12. December: Cozy winter scene, snow-covered evergreens, soft twilight blues, gentle snowfall, warm cabin light glowing in the distance. Overall style notes: – Ultra-high detail – Warm, natural, emotional lighting – Balanced compositions suitable for a calendar – Realistic but artistically enhanced – No text

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Create a series of 12 highly detailed, beautifully illustrated nature scenes—one for each month of the year—designed for a wall calendar. Each scene should reflect the mood, weather, colors, and wildlife of its month. Use rich, vibrant colors, soft natural lighting, and realistic textures. Style should be a blend of realism and fine-art illustration, with calm and inviting compositions. Include no text, numbers, or calendar markings.” Months (include these in the compositions): 1. January: Frost-covered pine forest, pale winter sun, snow-laden branches, soft blue morning light, faint animal tracks in the snow. 2. February: Quiet snowy meadow, red berries on bare shrubs, cardinals perched on branches, pink and lavender sunset tones. 3. March: Early spring thaw, melting snow revealing fresh grass, budding branches, small streams forming, robins returning. 4. April: Lush spring bloom, cherry blossoms, rain droplets catching sunlight, vibrant green leaves, butterflies emerging. 5. May: Flower-filled meadow, wildflowers in full bloom, buzzing bees, warm golden afternoon light, gentle breeze through tall grass. 6. June: Early-summer forest, dense green canopy, rays of sunlight through leaves, deer grazing near a pond. 7. July: Bright summer coastline, turquoise water, sandy shore, sea birds in flight, colorful wildflowers on coastal cliffs. 8. August: Sunlit golden wheat fields, late-summer haze, dragonflies hovering, warm orange glow of an afternoon sun. 9. September: Beginning of autumn, red and gold leaves, forest path, gentle fog, squirrels gathering acorns. 10. October: Peak autumn forest, brilliant foliage, pumpkins in a field, crisp light, migrating birds overhead. 11. November: Bare trees, cool misty morning, bronze and brown leaves on the ground, a solitary fox in the distance. 12. December: Cozy winter scene, snow-covered evergreens, soft twilight blues, gentle snowfall, warm cabin light glowing in the distance. Overall style notes: – Ultra-high detail – Warm, natural, emotional lighting – Balanced compositions suitable for a calendar – Realistic but artistically enhanced – No text

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Use negative words like “blue” to get less blue color

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