Made with Summer Pixel · 24 Oct 2026

Gouache Gr

Edited image: STRICT IMAGE-TO-IMAGE REPAIR. Keep the entire painting pixel-for-pixel identical except for one region. Region to change: ONLY the empty flat, blank greyish-beige background wedge in the UPPER-RIGHT corner of the image - the empty area above and to the right of the red clay-tile cottage roof, bounded by a hard diagonal edge. Repaint that empty wedge as continuous grassy lawn, identical in colour and handling to the grass lawn already in the lower half of the painting: the same warm mid-green, the same soft gouache brushwork, the same gentle mottling and small tonal variation, the same warm afternoon light from the upper left. Extend the lawn so it reads as one single continuous field that runs off the top edge and off the right edge of the image. Feather and blend the old hard diagonal boundary so it disappears completely - no line, no seam, no colour step, no visible edge remains. Keep the grass in the far upper-right a touch calmer and slightly cooler/hazier than the foreground grass, exactly as distance reads elsewhere in the painting. Everything else must stay exactly as it is, same silhouette and same pixel position: the cottage and its red tile roof, the dormer, chimney, windows, flower boxes, door, stone foundation, the dirt path, the nine tilled plots, the well, the market stall, the hay bale, the fence, the trees, the bushes and the stones. Any soft contact shadow where a building, fence or tree meets the ground stays small, soft and short - do not add long cast shadows and do not add any shadow in the new grass area. Do not add, remove, move or resize any object. No new buildings, no trees, no bushes, no fences, no clouds, no sun, no characters, no animals, no text, no watermark, no border, no vignette. Do not crop, do not rescale, do not change the canvas framing, do not brighten, darken or tint the existing parts of the image. Same canvas size and same aspect ratio as the input.