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Create an illustration of a young girl named Maya, around 10 years old, with short black hair, round glasses, and a red hoodie. She's standing in a school hallway looking curious. Warm, friendly illustration style.

Now show Maya at a public library, sitting at a table with books open around her, looking excited about something she just found. Keep all her character details exactly the same — short black hair, round glasses, red hoodie.

Create an educational illustration showing life in a 19th-century Canadian prairie settlement: a wooden homestead, a family working in a garden, horses in a field, golden wheat, wide open sky. Warm and realistic illustration style, suitable for a middle school textbook.

Create a clear educational diagram showing the water cycle: evaporation from the ocean, cloud formation, precipitation as rain and snow, and runoff into rivers. Label each stage. Clean, colourful, suitable for a Grade 5 science class.

Illustrate a crow sitting on a winter fence post in the style of Japanese ukiyo-e woodblock prints. Bold lines, flat colour areas, and a sense of calm stillness.

Create a detailed, colourful educational illustration of an animal cell in cross-section. Show clearly visible and labelled organelles including: nucleus (with nucleolus), mitochondria, endoplasmic reticulum (rough and smooth), Golgi apparatus, ribosomes, cell membrane, lysosomes, and cytoplasm. The style should be clean, textbook-quality illustration with a white background. Each organelle should be a distinct, vibrant colour. Suitable for a high school or first-year university biology course.

Create a visually engaging educational poster showing the main groups of the periodic table. Highlight the alkali metals, alkaline earth metals, transition metals, halogens, and noble gases in distinct colours. Include example elements for each group with their symbol, atomic number, and a small icon representing a key property or use. Clean infographic style, white background, suitable for a chemistry classroom wall.

Create an educational cross-section diagram showing the three main types of tectonic plate boundaries: convergent (showing subduction), divergent (showing rift and mid-ocean ridge), and transform (showing lateral slip). Each type should be clearly illustrated in a separate panel with labelled arrows showing direction of plate movement, plus labels for: oceanic plate, continental plate, magma, subduction zone, earthquake zone, and rift valley. Bright, clear illustration style for Grade 9–10 science.

Create an educational diagram of the electromagnetic spectrum. Show the full range from radio waves to gamma rays, displayed as a continuous horizontal band with wavelength decreasing left to right. Label each region clearly: radio, microwave, infrared, visible light (showing rainbow colours), ultraviolet, X-ray, and gamma rays. Include examples of real-world uses for each type. Add a wavelength scale below. Clean, modern infographic style suitable for a physics class.

Create a visual concept map showing the factors that caused World War One. In the centre, place "WWI (1914–1918)". Branching out, show four main causes: Militarism, Alliances, Imperialism, and Nationalism — each in its own coloured bubble with 2–3 brief supporting points or examples. Connect related concepts with arrows. Clear, clean educational infographic style. Dark background with bright coloured bubbles for visibility.

Create a clean visual diagram illustrating the Pythagorean theorem (a² + b² = c²). Show a right triangle with sides labelled a, b, and c. Around each side, draw a square with area labelled (a², b², c²). Use distinct colours for each square. Add a simple visual showing that the two smaller squares combine to equal the larger one. Minimalist, elegant style suitable for a middle school math classroom. White background.

Create a photorealistic, educational illustration of a DNA double helix. Show the sugar-phosphate backbone as two ribbon-like strands twisted around each other. Show the base pairs as rungs connecting the strands, with adenine-thymine pairs in one colour (blue/yellow) and guanine-cytosine pairs in another (green/red). Add clear labels for: double helix, sugar-phosphate backbone, base pairs, nucleotide, and show the direction labels 3' and 5'. Clean, scientific illustration style with a dark background for contrast. Suitable for a Grade 11–12 biology class.

Create a respectful, educational map illustration of the major Indigenous language groups of the Canadian prairies, including the Cree, Nakoda (Stoney), Saulteaux (Ojibwe), Assiniboine, and Blackfoot Confederacy territories. Use soft, muted colours to show approximate traditional territories with clear, readable labels. Include major rivers and lakes as geographic reference points. Map style should feel respectful and cartographic rather than decorative. Add a note: "Approximate traditional territories — boundaries are fluid and not fixed."