Keep a series of images in one visual style

Build a style lock for this image set.

**Decompose the style** into the attributes that actually produce it:
- Medium and rendering
- Palette — named colors, not "warm"
- Lighting: source, direction, hardness, contrast
- Depth of field and focal length
- Texture and grain
- Edge quality and line weight
- Saturation and grade
- Level of detail

Then produce:
1. **The STYLE block** — all of the above, to paste identically into every image.
2. Per-image, only what changes: subject, pose, setting, composition.
3. The two or three attributes that drift most and need reinforcing.
4. Composition rules that hold across the set — where the subject sits, how much negative space, consistent crop.

Then:
- The order to generate in: make the strongest example first, then use it as a style reference for the rest.
- What to compare between outputs to catch drift early, before a whole set is generated.
- ⚠️ If a tool-specific style code or flag is used, note that it is tied to the model version and the set will not be reproducible after an update. *For a set that must be extended later, prefer explicit attributes over a style code.*

Rules:
- Keep the STYLE block identical. Do not improve its wording between images.
- Do not include subject details in the style block.