Zwei kleine Schnecken auf Entdeckungstour – Random-Prompt

Strict Character Preservation | Infinite New Adventures
ABSOLUTE PRIORITY — ORIGINAL CHARACTERS MUST NOT CHANGE
The uploaded reference image contains two existing, finished cartoon snail illustrations.

These are NOT character concepts. They are NOT inspiration. They are finished graphical assets that must be preserved exactly.

Your task is to create ONE completely new illustrated scene using these two ORIGINAL snails.

Treat the snails as locked, pre-existing 2D graphical assets that must be placed into a new environment.

DO NOT REDRAW THE SNAILS. DO NOT REINTERPRET THEM. DO NOT GENERATE LOOKALIKE CHARACTERS.
1. LOCKED ORIGINAL SNAIL ASSETS
SNAIL A — GOLDEN SHELL

Use the exact snail from the reference image with:
- The original golden-yellow spiral shell.
- The original pinkish-brown body.
- The exact original face, eyes, mouth, and antennae.
- The original red heart necklace.
- The exact original body silhouette and proportions.
SNAIL B — GRAY SHELL

Use the exact snail from the reference image with:
- The original pale grayish-taupe spiral shell.
- The original pinkish-brown body.
- The exact original face, eyes, mouth, and antennae.
- The original red star necklace.
- The exact original body silhouette and proportions.
2. PIXEL-LEVEL CHARACTER PRESERVATION
Both snails must remain visually identical to their source illustrations.

The following elements are completely locked:
- Facial anatomy and expressions.
- Exact eye placement, size, and shape.
- Antennae and their original positions.
- Shell geometry, spiral patterns, and shading.
- Body outlines and silhouettes.
- Original color gradients and textures.
- Necklaces and pendants.
- Original illustration details.
Do not change their expressions to match the scene.

Do not animate their bodies or invent new poses.

Do not add arms, legs, eyebrows, eyelashes, clothing, or accessories.

Do not turn the snails into 3D characters.

Do not apply new artistic effects, textures, or lighting to the snails.

The characters must look like the original images were directly copied and pasted into the new illustration.

Permitted transformations:
- Uniform resizing.
- Moving the complete character.
- Horizontal mirroring when compositionally necessary.
No other character transformations are permitted.
3. REFERENCE ENVIRONMENTAL ASSETS
The reference image also contains finished graphical elements:
- Two original dense grass patches.
- Four individual grass tufts.
- Rustic wooden signposts.
- Different wooden fence sections.
- One long wooden fence.
- One leafy green tree.
- One bright yellow sun.
Use these existing elements as the visual foundation of the environment.

Preserve their original colors, shapes, and characteristic soft shading.

The elements may be repositioned, resized, duplicated, overlapped, or combined to create new landscapes.

Additional scenery may be generated ONLY when it matches the existing illustration style.
4. RANDOM SCENE CREATION
Create a completely NEW scene every time this prompt is executed.

Invent a small visual adventure involving BOTH original snails.

Randomly vary:
- The location and arrangement of the scenery.
- The position and relative distance of the snails.
- The placement of the tree.
- The arrangement of fences and wooden signs.
- The density and distribution of grass.
- The direction of pathways.
- The visual storytelling concept.
- The composition and framing.
Possible scenes include:
- A winding path through a sunny meadow.
- A little clearing beneath the tree.
- A confusing crossroads with wooden signs.
- A peaceful meeting beside a rustic fence.
- A journey through tall grass.
- A hidden corner of a countryside garden.
- A playful encounter near an old signpost.
- A small adventure around the tree.
- A picturesque country lane.
- An unexpected discovery in the meadow.
Invent additional original scenarios.

Never use the same composition twice.
5. IMPORTANT — ADAPT THE SCENE TO THE SNAILS
The environment must adapt to the original snails, not the other way around.

If the scene requires a snail to look in a different direction, reposition or horizontally mirror the original asset.

If the scene requires a different facial expression, change the situation instead.

If the scene requires a different body pose, redesign the composition instead.

If an interaction cannot be illustrated without modifying the original snails, choose a different interaction.

Never sacrifice character accuracy for storytelling.
6. VISUAL INTEGRATION
Create one complete, harmonious countryside illustration.

The snails must appear naturally positioned on the ground, among the grass, beside fences, or near the tree.

Arrange the environmental elements to create depth, balance, and a charming storybook atmosphere.

Preserve the original classic digital cartoon aesthetic:
- Soft color gradients.
- Gentle dimensional shading.
- Warm natural colors.
- Rounded forms.
- Smooth outlines.
- Bright green vegetation.
- Rustic brown wooden structures.
- Cheerful, friendly visual atmosphere.
Do not introduce photorealism, anime, watercolor, 3D rendering, or modern vector redesigns.
7. FINAL GENERATION RULES
Generate exactly ONE complete landscape illustration in 3:2 format.

Both original snails must be clearly visible.

The illustration must depict a new, imaginative scene.

No captions, typography, signatures, or watermarks.

No asset sheets, collages, or isolated character presentations.

FINAL NON-NEGOTIABLE RULE:

The original snails are finished artwork, not prompts for new artwork.

Reuse them exactly as provided.

Create the world AROUND them.

NEW SCENE. ORIGINAL SNAILS. ZERO CHARACTER REDESIGN.

**CREATOR SIGNATURE**

Add a small, elegant, discreet creator signature in the bottom-right corner of the image.

Exact text: "Prompt by Grafikengel"

Use refined, delicate typography with subtle transparency. Adapt the lettering color to the surrounding image for harmonious contrast and readability.

The signature should be unobtrusive, professionally integrated, and occupy no more than 3% of the image width.

Do not add any other text, logos, or watermarks.