Art Illustration Style Spectrum: Reference Image Interpretations from Realistic to Flat

Anchored on the same scene subject, use wan2.7-image-standard's image editing/multi-reference capabilities to push a single realistic reference image successively through three illustration grammars—semi-realistic impasto, decorative flat—forming a comparable style spectrum. The approach is to first generate a realistic-style reference image of a figure and still life via the production pipeline (serving as the shared baseline for style and subject), then feed it as a reference input and generate images with different style descriptors; because the output aspect ratio follows the reference image once it is passed in, composition and image proportions stay consistent across the series, making it easy to compare style differences side by side. Suitable for illustration style exploration, visual concept pitch comparisons, art direction setting, and serialized image generation scenarios that require stylistic consistency. Both the reference image and outputs are generated by the real production pipeline, allowing developers to gauge the intensity boundaries of style transfer and how to write prompts.