GPT Image Prompt
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Create a highly realistic vertical educational science infographic for primary school students showing how a frog develops from egg to adult, using one continuous pond-edge scene shaped like a broad flowing ribbon of water that begins in the lower-left corner, curves upward in a graceful S-shaped journey, and ends on a grassy bank near the upper-right. Build the life cycle naturally along this winding pond current rather than using a circular lifecycle, equal cards, a central hero frog, or a row of numbered boxes. Form the title “FROM TADPOLE TO FROG” from floating lily-pad letters near the center-left of the pond, with no subtitle.
Show one consistent frog species throughout all stages, with realistic pond textures, biologically accurate animals, and a friendly but not childish visual tone. Stage 1: show frogspawn as a cluster of clear jelly-like eggs attached to pond vegetation, labeled “FROGSPAWN” with the explanation “Frog eggs develop in water.” Stage 2: show a newly hatched tadpole with a tail and no visible legs, labeled “TADPOLE” with “It swims with its tail and uses gills.” Stage 3: show a larger tadpole with hind legs developing first, labeled “HIND LEGS GROW” with “The back legs usually appear first.” Stage 4: show a small froglet with four legs and a shrinking tail, labeled “FROGLET” with “Lungs develop as the tail becomes shorter.” Stage 5: show an adult frog resting partly on the grassy bank near the end of the water ribbon, labeled “ADULT FROG” with “The adult can live on land and in water.”
Add one large observation marker near the froglet reading “BODY CHANGE” with “Metamorphosis transforms the tadpole into a frog.” Add one small but readable pond sign reading “Different frog species develop at different speeds.” Use broad calm water or sky areas behind the text so all labels remain large and highly legible on a phone screen. Keep exactly five stage labels and two short notes only, with each explanation under 11 words.
Render the scene in a bright, engaging children’s science-illustration style with realistic pond plants, reeds, lily pads, soft muddy edges, clear turquoise water, fresh reed green, soft yellow sunlight, and natural brown mud. Maintain scientific accuracy: do not show front legs appearing before hind legs, do not depict a tadpole as a tiny adult frog, do not say adult frogs breathe only through lungs, do not show all eggs hatching successfully, and do not use cartoon smiles or human expressions.