[
  {
    "id": "07_artist_and_paintings",
    "prompt": "Use case: precise-object-edit. Input image 1 is the exact image to correct. Correct ONLY the stylized adult woman's two arms and hands so she genuinely paints RIGHT-HANDED. The near shoulder and tattooed arm visible closest to the camera belong to her anatomical LEFT side; this tattooed LEFT arm must no longer be the raised painting arm. Lower that LEFT upper arm naturally beside her torso, elbow low, forearm bent forward at waist height, with an anatomically correct LEFT hand supporting the palette. Raise her anatomical RIGHT arm from her FAR RIGHT shoulder to paint: a continuous, plausible right upper arm, elbow, forearm, wrist and RIGHT hand holding the brush in a natural pencil grip, brush tip touching the easel canvas. Correct far-side limb occlusion: the right painting arm starts at the far side of her torso, NOT at her near tattooed left sleeve. Keep the right painting arm untattooed and keep the botanical tattoo on the lowered left arm. Ensure the right hand has its thumb on the correct side and connects to a right forearm. Exactly two arms and hands; no fused, duplicated or detached limbs. It must clearly read as right hand painting, left hand palette. Keep the same full-body stance and world-space position. If strictly necessary, subtly adjust the shoulders to make the right-handed painting action physically coherent, but do not turn or mirror the figure wholesale. Preserve her face, glasses, hair, stylized matte 3D character design, clothes, shoes and overall proportions. Preserve the exact room, artwork, easel, trolley, windows, tables, camera, crop, lights, materials and colors. Do not flip the image or move furniture. Same landscape 3:2 output."
  }
]