MKG :
Use Image 1 as the exact visual reference for the background design and pattern. Use Image 2 as the color reference.
Recreate the background from Image 1 in a clean 4:3 aspect ratio, removing the character, black borders, and any existing overlay/text. Keep the overall repeating pattern of hearts and decorative letter symbols from Image 1.
Color treatment: Take the primary color from Image 2 and build the entire palette around it. Create a smooth vertical gradient that transitions from soft white/light cream at the top into the main color from Image 2 toward the bottom, with several subtle intermediate shades. The gradient should feel smooth and luminous rather than harsh.
Hearts: Recolor every heart using different shades, tints, and tones derived from the color in Image 2. Include lighter pastel versions, medium versions, saturated versions, darker versions, and outlined hearts. Do not use random colors outside of the Image 2 color family. Each heart should have slight variation so the pattern feels dynamic while remaining cohesive.
Letter symbols: Keep the same decorative letter/symbol style, shape, size, spacing, rotation, and repeating arrangement as Image 1. However, the letter must remain editable/replacable so I can change it from “J” to “EDITABLE TEXT”.
Composition: Preserve the spacing, scale, repetition, and overall visual rhythm of Image 1. Make the pattern seamless and evenly distributed across the entire canvas. Keep the design clean, polished, high-resolution, and suitable as a graphic-design background.
Important: Image 1 determines the pattern/layout/design. Image 2 determines the color palette. Do not copy unrelated objects from Image 2. Do not include the character, black borders, original overlay text, or any other foreground elements from Image 1.
Output: 4:3 canvas, clean background, smooth white-to-Image-2-color gradient, varied shades of Image-2’s color throughout the hearts, and editable/replacable letter elements.
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