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Inputs: Ingredients = [{argument name="ingredient 1" default="Chicken"}, {argument name="ingredient 2" default="Bacon"}]
Step 1: Global Analysis
Analyze the ingredients.
Select 4 Distinct Countries with a famous dish using these ingredients
Goal: A "Culinary Atlas" Grid showing 4 different cultural variations of the ingredients.
Layout Rule:
Output Format: A 2x2 Grid.
Content per Panel: Each of the 4 panels must show a Single Open Book Spread for that specific country.
Inside Each Panel (The Book Spread Rule):
Left Page (The History): 2D Vintage Sepia Sketches. A visual timeline or illustrated recipe of the dish (e.g., "1850 -> 1920 -> Today"). Flat, ink-drawn style.
Right Page (The Reality): 3D Pop-up Diorama. The finished, steaming meal emerges physically from the page. A tiny miniature chef from that country is standing on the page next to the massive food.
Consistency: All 4 books should look like part of the same series, but with different cultural contents.
Lighting: Cinematic top-down lighting, highlighting the depth difference between the flat left page and the 3D right page.
Output: 2x2 Grid, High Definition, Macro Detail.
</instruction>Infographic / Edu Visual - Culinary Atlas Grid: 3D Pop-up Recipe Dioramas
A complex instructional prompt for generating a 2x2 grid image that functions as a 'Culinary Atlas'. Based on user-provided ingredients, the AI must select four countries and display an open book for each. The left page shows 2D vintage sketches, and the right page features a 3D pop-up diorama of the finished meal with a miniature chef, emphasizing macro detail and cinematic lighting.
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