{
  "version": 1,
  "tool": "Built-in image_gen",
  "notes": "Static failure illustrations; canonical LEGO anatomy/support rules from scene-prompt-template.md apply. No whole-scene animation or visible loading indicators.",
  "variants": [
    {
      "id": "jim-empty-frame",
      "uk": "Джим і порожня рамка",
      "en": "Jim and the empty frame",
      "scene": "Jim Halpert, tousled short dark hair, light shirt and dark tie, seated behind a small LEGO office desk. A large EMPTY photo frame stands on its own visible triangular rear foot on the desk, its opening visibly empty. Jim looks calmly at the empty frame, arms naturally hidden below the desktop. A small potted plant and closed mug rest on the desk. The empty frame is the focal point, conveying the missing picture. Three-quarter elevated view.",
      "prompt": "Use case: illustration-story. Asset type: a STATIC image-load FAILURE placeholder for an engineering blog, one standalone illustration, not an animation frame, not a contact sheet.\nStyle: authentic LEGO Ideas The Office 21336 minifigures and office props drawn in MONOCHROME GRAPHITE PENCIL, fine dark pencil contours, subtle crosshatching, positive tonal values (light plastic faces, dark hair), restrained editorial sketch, not cartoon, not photorealistic plastic. Genuinely transparent background. Square canvas, complete compact scene centered inside generous clean margins, all furniture and supports visible; no cropped edges, vignette, floor backdrop, decorative particles or detached scraps. No letters, numbers, captions, watermark, UI or loading/progress symbols. This is a finished error state, NOT a busy scene.\nPhysical rules: minifigure arms are single rigid molded parts, no flexible elbows, no fingers or thumbs. Any visible hand MUST be the actual factory LEGO 983/3820 part: short SLOTTED HOLLOW CYLINDER with straight cylindrical wall, flat annular end faces and FLAT CUT jaw tips; wrist peg enters the SIDE at 90 degrees to the gripping bore axis. At a desk, forearm forward but gripping bore UP, so the elevated camera sees the oval TOP hole and short solid front wall. Never pirate hooks, U-shaped flat horseshoes, torus rings, or coaxial robot cuffs. Prefer hands naturally occluded by the desk when the action does not need them. Factory pad-printed simple black eyes and mouth, restrained eyebrows, correct hair and glasses for the character; no cute eyes, eyelashes, anime highlights or fleshy facial anatomy. Each named character appears once. Every prop has a visible supporting surface, molded connection and immediate contact shadow. All objects share one camera, graphite texture, lighting and physical scale. No floating mugs/frames/cables, no pasted icons. No motion, waves, steam or fake progress. Draw only the scene described below.\nJim Halpert, tousled short dark hair, light shirt and dark tie, seated behind a small LEGO office desk. A large EMPTY photo frame stands on its own visible triangular rear foot on the desk, its opening visibly empty. Jim looks calmly at the empty frame, arms naturally hidden below the desktop. A small potted plant and closed mug rest on the desk. The empty frame is the focal point, conveying the missing picture. Three-quarter elevated view."
    },
    {
      "id": "pam-empty-printer",
      "uk": "Пем і порожній принтер",
      "en": "Pam and the empty printer",
      "scene": "Pam Beesly with wavy shoulder-length hair and a modest cardigan, standing beside the office LEGO printer on a two-drawer cabinet. Printer lid open on its actual hinge, scanning bed empty, rigid output tray visibly empty, one blank photo-sized tile rests FLAT on the cabinet next to the printer. Pam's hands are naturally at her sides with the exact rigid cylindrical factory LEGO hand geometry. No pages emerging. Three-quarter elevated view; printer and cabinet fully supported and form one integrated sketch.",
      "prompt": "Use case: illustration-story. Asset type: a STATIC image-load FAILURE placeholder for an engineering blog, one standalone illustration, not an animation frame, not a contact sheet.\nStyle: authentic LEGO Ideas The Office 21336 minifigures and office props drawn in MONOCHROME GRAPHITE PENCIL, fine dark pencil contours, subtle crosshatching, positive tonal values (light plastic faces, dark hair), restrained editorial sketch, not cartoon, not photorealistic plastic. Genuinely transparent background. Square canvas, complete compact scene centered inside generous clean margins, all furniture and supports visible; no cropped edges, vignette, floor backdrop, decorative particles or detached scraps. No letters, numbers, captions, watermark, UI or loading/progress symbols. This is a finished error state, NOT a busy scene.\nPhysical rules: minifigure arms are single rigid molded parts, no flexible elbows, no fingers or thumbs. Any visible hand MUST be the actual factory LEGO 983/3820 part: short SLOTTED HOLLOW CYLINDER with straight cylindrical wall, flat annular end faces and FLAT CUT jaw tips; wrist peg enters the SIDE at 90 degrees to the gripping bore axis. At a desk, forearm forward but gripping bore UP, so the elevated camera sees the oval TOP hole and short solid front wall. Never pirate hooks, U-shaped flat horseshoes, torus rings, or coaxial robot cuffs. Prefer hands naturally occluded by the desk when the action does not need them. Factory pad-printed simple black eyes and mouth, restrained eyebrows, correct hair and glasses for the character; no cute eyes, eyelashes, anime highlights or fleshy facial anatomy. Each named character appears once. Every prop has a visible supporting surface, molded connection and immediate contact shadow. All objects share one camera, graphite texture, lighting and physical scale. No floating mugs/frames/cables, no pasted icons. No motion, waves, steam or fake progress. Draw only the scene described below.\nPam Beesly with wavy shoulder-length hair and a modest cardigan, standing beside the office LEGO printer on a two-drawer cabinet. Printer lid open on its actual hinge, scanning bed empty, rigid output tray visibly empty, one blank photo-sized tile rests FLAT on the cabinet next to the printer. Pam's hands are naturally at her sides with the exact rigid cylindrical factory LEGO hand geometry. No pages emerging. Three-quarter elevated view; printer and cabinet fully supported and form one integrated sketch."
    },
    {
      "id": "dwight-disconnected",
      "uk": "Двайт і втрачений зв’язок",
      "en": "Dwight and the lost connection",
      "scene": "Dwight Schrute with center-parted hair, printed glasses, light short-sleeve shirt and tie behind a compact LEGO desk, arms occluded below tabletop. Desktop monitor has an empty photo outline on the screen. A short thick disconnected cable and its square molded connector lie visibly FLAT on the desktop directly next to the monitor socket; the entire cable is supported, no suspended wires. Dwight studies the disconnected connector with a restrained skeptical printed face. Monitor stand firmly attached to the desk. Three-quarter elevated view.",
      "prompt": "Use case: illustration-story. Asset type: a STATIC image-load FAILURE placeholder for an engineering blog, one standalone illustration, not an animation frame, not a contact sheet.\nStyle: authentic LEGO Ideas The Office 21336 minifigures and office props drawn in MONOCHROME GRAPHITE PENCIL, fine dark pencil contours, subtle crosshatching, positive tonal values (light plastic faces, dark hair), restrained editorial sketch, not cartoon, not photorealistic plastic. Genuinely transparent background. Square canvas, complete compact scene centered inside generous clean margins, all furniture and supports visible; no cropped edges, vignette, floor backdrop, decorative particles or detached scraps. No letters, numbers, captions, watermark, UI or loading/progress symbols. This is a finished error state, NOT a busy scene.\nPhysical rules: minifigure arms are single rigid molded parts, no flexible elbows, no fingers or thumbs. Any visible hand MUST be the actual factory LEGO 983/3820 part: short SLOTTED HOLLOW CYLINDER with straight cylindrical wall, flat annular end faces and FLAT CUT jaw tips; wrist peg enters the SIDE at 90 degrees to the gripping bore axis. At a desk, forearm forward but gripping bore UP, so the elevated camera sees the oval TOP hole and short solid front wall. Never pirate hooks, U-shaped flat horseshoes, torus rings, or coaxial robot cuffs. Prefer hands naturally occluded by the desk when the action does not need them. Factory pad-printed simple black eyes and mouth, restrained eyebrows, correct hair and glasses for the character; no cute eyes, eyelashes, anime highlights or fleshy facial anatomy. Each named character appears once. Every prop has a visible supporting surface, molded connection and immediate contact shadow. All objects share one camera, graphite texture, lighting and physical scale. No floating mugs/frames/cables, no pasted icons. No motion, waves, steam or fake progress. Draw only the scene described below.\nDwight Schrute with center-parted hair, printed glasses, light short-sleeve shirt and tie behind a compact LEGO desk, arms occluded below tabletop. Desktop monitor has an empty photo outline on the screen. A short thick disconnected cable and its square molded connector lie visibly FLAT on the desktop directly next to the monitor socket; the entire cable is supported, no suspended wires. Dwight studies the disconnected connector with a restrained skeptical printed face. Monitor stand firmly attached to the desk. Three-quarter elevated view."
    },
    {
      "id": "michael-picture-repair",
      "uk": "Майкл: картинка на ремонті",
      "en": "Michael’s picture under repair",
      "scene": "Michael Scott, neatly combed dark hair and office suit, behind a low LEGO desk. A blank rectangular framed picture leans securely against a small brick support on the desktop. A small open toolbox and a short rigid LEGO spanner lie FLAT on the desk in front of it; no tool held in hands. Michael's rigid arms are hidden by the desk. The blank frame and modest repair tools clearly communicate an unavailable image being repaired. No construction helmet, signs, words or extra character. Three-quarter view.",
      "prompt": "Use case: illustration-story. Asset type: a STATIC image-load FAILURE placeholder for an engineering blog, one standalone illustration, not an animation frame, not a contact sheet.\nStyle: authentic LEGO Ideas The Office 21336 minifigures and office props drawn in MONOCHROME GRAPHITE PENCIL, fine dark pencil contours, subtle crosshatching, positive tonal values (light plastic faces, dark hair), restrained editorial sketch, not cartoon, not photorealistic plastic. Genuinely transparent background. Square canvas, complete compact scene centered inside generous clean margins, all furniture and supports visible; no cropped edges, vignette, floor backdrop, decorative particles or detached scraps. No letters, numbers, captions, watermark, UI or loading/progress symbols. This is a finished error state, NOT a busy scene.\nPhysical rules: minifigure arms are single rigid molded parts, no flexible elbows, no fingers or thumbs. Any visible hand MUST be the actual factory LEGO 983/3820 part: short SLOTTED HOLLOW CYLINDER with straight cylindrical wall, flat annular end faces and FLAT CUT jaw tips; wrist peg enters the SIDE at 90 degrees to the gripping bore axis. At a desk, forearm forward but gripping bore UP, so the elevated camera sees the oval TOP hole and short solid front wall. Never pirate hooks, U-shaped flat horseshoes, torus rings, or coaxial robot cuffs. Prefer hands naturally occluded by the desk when the action does not need them. Factory pad-printed simple black eyes and mouth, restrained eyebrows, correct hair and glasses for the character; no cute eyes, eyelashes, anime highlights or fleshy facial anatomy. Each named character appears once. Every prop has a visible supporting surface, molded connection and immediate contact shadow. All objects share one camera, graphite texture, lighting and physical scale. No floating mugs/frames/cables, no pasted icons. No motion, waves, steam or fake progress. Draw only the scene described below.\nMichael Scott, neatly combed dark hair and office suit, behind a low LEGO desk. A blank rectangular framed picture leans securely against a small brick support on the desktop. A small open toolbox and a short rigid LEGO spanner lie FLAT on the desk in front of it; no tool held in hands. Michael's rigid arms are hidden by the desk. The blank frame and modest repair tools clearly communicate an unavailable image being repaired. No construction helmet, signs, words or extra character. Three-quarter view."
    },
    {
      "id": "kevin-missing-piece",
      "uk": "Кевін і загублений фрагмент",
      "en": "Kevin and the missing piece",
      "scene": "Kevin Malone, balding LEGO hair piece and office shirt with tie, seated behind a broad low LEGO desk. On the desk a photo-like LEGO tile mosaic depicts a very simple mountain and sun in grayscale; one clearly square tile is missing from the CENTER, leaving a visible empty studded gap. Two spare solid rectangular LEGO tiles rest on a supported shallow tray beside it. Kevin looks down, hands naturally concealed by the table edge; no human gestures. Mosaic is propped on an integrated low brick stand, not floating. Three-quarter elevated view.",
      "prompt": "Use case: illustration-story. Asset type: a STATIC image-load FAILURE placeholder for an engineering blog, one standalone illustration, not an animation frame, not a contact sheet.\nStyle: authentic LEGO Ideas The Office 21336 minifigures and office props drawn in MONOCHROME GRAPHITE PENCIL, fine dark pencil contours, subtle crosshatching, positive tonal values (light plastic faces, dark hair), restrained editorial sketch, not cartoon, not photorealistic plastic. Genuinely transparent background. Square canvas, complete compact scene centered inside generous clean margins, all furniture and supports visible; no cropped edges, vignette, floor backdrop, decorative particles or detached scraps. No letters, numbers, captions, watermark, UI or loading/progress symbols. This is a finished error state, NOT a busy scene.\nPhysical rules: minifigure arms are single rigid molded parts, no flexible elbows, no fingers or thumbs. Any visible hand MUST be the actual factory LEGO 983/3820 part: short SLOTTED HOLLOW CYLINDER with straight cylindrical wall, flat annular end faces and FLAT CUT jaw tips; wrist peg enters the SIDE at 90 degrees to the gripping bore axis. At a desk, forearm forward but gripping bore UP, so the elevated camera sees the oval TOP hole and short solid front wall. Never pirate hooks, U-shaped flat horseshoes, torus rings, or coaxial robot cuffs. Prefer hands naturally occluded by the desk when the action does not need them. Factory pad-printed simple black eyes and mouth, restrained eyebrows, correct hair and glasses for the character; no cute eyes, eyelashes, anime highlights or fleshy facial anatomy. Each named character appears once. Every prop has a visible supporting surface, molded connection and immediate contact shadow. All objects share one camera, graphite texture, lighting and physical scale. No floating mugs/frames/cables, no pasted icons. No motion, waves, steam or fake progress. Draw only the scene described below.\nKevin Malone, balding LEGO hair piece and office shirt with tie, seated behind a broad low LEGO desk. On the desk a photo-like LEGO tile mosaic depicts a very simple mountain and sun in grayscale; one clearly square tile is missing from the CENTER, leaving a visible empty studded gap. Two spare solid rectangular LEGO tiles rest on a supported shallow tray beside it. Kevin looks down, hands naturally concealed by the table edge; no human gestures. Mosaic is propped on an integrated low brick stand, not floating. Three-quarter elevated view."
    },
    {
      "id": "phyllis-empty-archive",
      "uk": "Філліс і порожній архів",
      "en": "Phyllis and the empty archive",
      "scene": "Phyllis Vance with round printed glasses, short wavy hair and a cardigan stands behind an office filing cabinet. One drawer is pulled out HORIZONTALLY on visible rails, revealing an EMPTY interior and an empty rigid photo folder. A small blank photo frame rests on the cabinet top on its visible rear stand. Phyllis's hands naturally obscured by the cabinet edge; restrained factory printed expression. Cabinet, open drawer and floor-contact feet form one physically plausible compact scene, elevated three-quarter view. No papers fluttering, no motion.",
      "prompt": "Use case: illustration-story. Asset type: a STATIC image-load FAILURE placeholder for an engineering blog, one standalone illustration, not an animation frame, not a contact sheet.\nStyle: authentic LEGO Ideas The Office 21336 minifigures and office props drawn in MONOCHROME GRAPHITE PENCIL, fine dark pencil contours, subtle crosshatching, positive tonal values (light plastic faces, dark hair), restrained editorial sketch, not cartoon, not photorealistic plastic. Genuinely transparent background. Square canvas, complete compact scene centered inside generous clean margins, all furniture and supports visible; no cropped edges, vignette, floor backdrop, decorative particles or detached scraps. No letters, numbers, captions, watermark, UI or loading/progress symbols. This is a finished error state, NOT a busy scene.\nPhysical rules: minifigure arms are single rigid molded parts, no flexible elbows, no fingers or thumbs. Any visible hand MUST be the actual factory LEGO 983/3820 part: short SLOTTED HOLLOW CYLINDER with straight cylindrical wall, flat annular end faces and FLAT CUT jaw tips; wrist peg enters the SIDE at 90 degrees to the gripping bore axis. At a desk, forearm forward but gripping bore UP, so the elevated camera sees the oval TOP hole and short solid front wall. Never pirate hooks, U-shaped flat horseshoes, torus rings, or coaxial robot cuffs. Prefer hands naturally occluded by the desk when the action does not need them. Factory pad-printed simple black eyes and mouth, restrained eyebrows, correct hair and glasses for the character; no cute eyes, eyelashes, anime highlights or fleshy facial anatomy. Each named character appears once. Every prop has a visible supporting surface, molded connection and immediate contact shadow. All objects share one camera, graphite texture, lighting and physical scale. No floating mugs/frames/cables, no pasted icons. No motion, waves, steam or fake progress. Draw only the scene described below.\nPhyllis Vance with round printed glasses, short wavy hair and a cardigan stands behind an office filing cabinet. One drawer is pulled out HORIZONTALLY on visible rails, revealing an EMPTY interior and an empty rigid photo folder. A small blank photo frame rests on the cabinet top on its visible rear stand. Phyllis's hands naturally obscured by the cabinet edge; restrained factory printed expression. Cabinet, open drawer and floor-contact feet form one physically plausible compact scene, elevated three-quarter view. No papers fluttering, no motion."
    },
    {
      "id": "oscar-blank-projection",
      "uk": "Оскар і порожній екран",
      "en": "Oscar and the blank screen",
      "scene": "Oscar Martinez with short dark hair and office shirt behind a compact LEGO conference table, arms naturally hidden below tabletop. A small office projector sits firmly on the table; its lens is dark and disconnected, no light beam. Behind it a BLANK projection screen is supported by a clearly visible brick-built easel with two broad feet touching the same supporting plane. A small grayscale photo tile with a diagonal absence slash lies flat beside the projector. Calm dry office humor, no exaggeration. Complete wide-based scene fits within the square with generous margins, elevated three-quarter view.",
      "prompt": "Use case: illustration-story. Asset type: a STATIC image-load FAILURE placeholder for an engineering blog, one standalone illustration, not an animation frame, not a contact sheet.\nStyle: authentic LEGO Ideas The Office 21336 minifigures and office props drawn in MONOCHROME GRAPHITE PENCIL, fine dark pencil contours, subtle crosshatching, positive tonal values (light plastic faces, dark hair), restrained editorial sketch, not cartoon, not photorealistic plastic. Genuinely transparent background. Square canvas, complete compact scene centered inside generous clean margins, all furniture and supports visible; no cropped edges, vignette, floor backdrop, decorative particles or detached scraps. No letters, numbers, captions, watermark, UI or loading/progress symbols. This is a finished error state, NOT a busy scene.\nPhysical rules: minifigure arms are single rigid molded parts, no flexible elbows, no fingers or thumbs. Any visible hand MUST be the actual factory LEGO 983/3820 part: short SLOTTED HOLLOW CYLINDER with straight cylindrical wall, flat annular end faces and FLAT CUT jaw tips; wrist peg enters the SIDE at 90 degrees to the gripping bore axis. At a desk, forearm forward but gripping bore UP, so the elevated camera sees the oval TOP hole and short solid front wall. Never pirate hooks, U-shaped flat horseshoes, torus rings, or coaxial robot cuffs. Prefer hands naturally occluded by the desk when the action does not need them. Factory pad-printed simple black eyes and mouth, restrained eyebrows, correct hair and glasses for the character; no cute eyes, eyelashes, anime highlights or fleshy facial anatomy. Each named character appears once. Every prop has a visible supporting surface, molded connection and immediate contact shadow. All objects share one camera, graphite texture, lighting and physical scale. No floating mugs/frames/cables, no pasted icons. No motion, waves, steam or fake progress. Draw only the scene described below.\nOscar Martinez with short dark hair and office shirt behind a compact LEGO conference table, arms naturally hidden below tabletop. A small office projector sits firmly on the table; its lens is dark and disconnected, no light beam. Behind it a BLANK projection screen is supported by a clearly visible brick-built easel with two broad feet touching the same supporting plane. A small grayscale photo tile with a diagonal absence slash lies flat beside the projector. Calm dry office humor, no exaggeration. Complete wide-based scene fits within the square with generous margins, elevated three-quarter view."
    }
  ]
}