Guidance and prompts for using Style Reference code
--sref 3562110095

Color: The color palettes are bold and contrasting, often using complementary colors (like blue and orange, or red and green) to create visual interest and emphasize the textured surfaces. The colors are not always flat; there's a sense of layered application, contributing to the painterly quality.
Lighting: The lighting is often stylized and dramatic, with strong contrasts between light and shadow. This enhances the textured appearance and adds a sense of depth and dimension to the illustrations. The light source may be implied rather than explicitly shown.
Design Technique: The styles employ a textured, almost woodcut-like aesthetic, with visible "brushstrokes" or "carving marks." The characters and objects are often stylized and slightly abstracted, with a focus on expressive features and dynamic poses. The compositions are often visually rich and complex, with a blend of figurative and abstract elements. The styles convey a sense of handcrafted artistry, emotional intensity, and a folk-art-inspired sensibility.

Editorial Illustrations for Magazines and Books: The textured aesthetic and expressive characters make these styles well-suited for editorial illustrations, adding a sense of visual interest and depth to articles and stories.