Style Spectrum: The Same Composition from Realism to Flat Illustration

Using flux-1-fill-pro's mask-based local repainting capability to demonstrate the "style spectrum": the original image is a realistic photographic composition of a city street corner, with the mask covering the main buildings and street area while keeping only the sky and distant outline unchanged. The prompt asks to repaint the white area in a vector flat illustration language—removing light and shadow gradients, summarizing forms with solid color blocks and hard-edged geometry, and preserving the original perspective and positional relationships of the buildings. Because this model is an editing model rather than a text-to-image model, its value lies not in composing from scratch, but in the controllable switching of "the same composition, different style languages": suitable for illustrators doing style exploration, editorial content adapting the same draft to multiple styles, and design teams validating visual directions without repainting the entire image. The example covers only one point on the spectrum, from realism to flat; replacing the prompt allows continued movement along the spectrum (e.g., impasto, printmaking, papercut).