Coloring pages on demand: your kid dreams up the picture, AI draws it, you print it

Create a coloring page for kids on this theme: [an excavator rescuing
a kitten from a tree — the excavator has a kind expression, the kitten
is sitting on a branch, a little girl is waiting below].

Style requirements — follow them exactly:
- black-and-white drawing: only clean black outline lines on a pure
  white background
- bold, clear outlines
- no shading, no hatching, no gray or black fills, no textures or
  gradients
- large, closed areas that are easy to color with a crayon
- complexity appropriate for a child aged [5]
- portrait orientation, roughly A4 proportions, with a small margin
  around the drawing
- no text in the image

Almost — but the image has shaded areas and gray gradients. Redo it:
exact same subject and composition, but STRICTLY only black outline
lines on a white background. No gray, no shadows, no filled-in
areas — every area needs to stay white so it can be colored. Think
of a classic printed children's coloring book.

Create a coloring page for a child aged 2 to 3. Theme: [a smiling
kitten].

Style — very important:
- one single large motif in the center, no background and no other
  objects
- extra-thick black outline lines (like a marker)
- no more than 5 to 8 large areas to color, no small details
- no shading, hatching, or gray areas, purely white background
- a simple friendly expression, rounded shapes
- portrait orientation, roughly A4 proportions

Create a coloring page for a child aged 4 to 6. Theme: [an excavator
rescuing a kitten from a tree].

Style:
- main motif large and prominent, plus a simple scene: a tree, a
  hint of ground, a sun — no more than 3 to 4 extra elements
- bold, clean black outline lines on a white background
- no shading, hatching, gray areas, or textures
- areas large enough to color with a crayon, no fine patterns
- friendly expressions on characters, nothing scary
- portrait orientation, roughly A4 proportions

Create a coloring page for a child aged [8]. Theme: [an underwater
city with a submarine, a diver, and treasure].

Style:
- more detailed drawing: a full scene with more elements, feel free
  to add finer details in the foreground
- still only clean black outline lines on a white background, no
  shading or gray areas
- even the smallest areas must be colorable with a crayon — no
  microscopic patterns
- the composition should lead the eye from the main motif to the
  details
- portrait orientation, roughly A4 proportions

My child (age [5]) loves [dinosaurs]. Come up with 7 coloring page
ideas — one for each day of the week. Rules:
- each idea is one scene described in two sentences, concrete enough
  to actually draw
- the ideas loosely connect to each other, so a week-long story
  emerges
- nothing scary: the dinosaurs are friends, nobody eats anybody
- add one question to each idea that I can ask my child while they're
  coloring (“Where do you think they're flying to?”)

Create a coloring page in the same style as the previous ones: same
line thickness, same level of detail, same look for the main
dinosaur character. New theme: [the dinosaur builds a sandcastle
with friends]. All other requirements unchanged: black outlines,
white background, no shading, portrait A4.

Create a coloring page for a child aged [6] based on a scene from a
story the child made up themselves: [Bramble the hedgehog flies in a
hot-air balloon over the forest and waves to the rabbits, who have
prepared a dandelion landing field below].

Style: only clean black outline lines on a white background, bold
outlines, no shading or gray areas, large colorable areas, friendly
animal expressions, portrait orientation, roughly A4 proportions.

Create a coloring page for a child aged [5]. The main character is a
little girl matching this description: [two pigtails, round glasses,
sweatpants and a hoodie with a dinosaur print, a big smile]. Don't
draw her after any real person — she's a fictional storybook
character.

Scene: [the girl rides on the back of a giant turtle across a
rainbow bridge].

Add the word “EMMA” in large outline letters at the top of the
image, so it can be colored in too.

Style: only black outline lines on a white background, bold
outlines, no shading or gray areas, large areas to color, portrait
orientation, roughly A4 proportions.

Create a “finish the other half” worksheet for a child aged [6].
Theme: [a butterfly].

Execution:
- the left half of the butterfly is drawn in clean black outline
  lines, the right half is missing
- a vertical dotted line of symmetry down the middle
- in the missing half, only very light gray dotted guide lines the
  child can follow to draw a mirror image
- otherwise no shading, white background, simple symmetrical motif
- portrait orientation, roughly A4 proportions

Create a simple maze for a child aged [5]. Story: [a puppy looking
for the way to its bone].

Execution:
- an outline drawing of the puppy in the top-left corner, a bone in
  the bottom-right corner — both colorable
- a maze between them with bold black walls and wide paths, simple
  enough for a preschooler: one correct path and only a couple of
  dead ends
- no shading, white background, portrait orientation, roughly A4
  proportions

Create a “connect the dots from 1 to [20]” puzzle for a child aged
[6]. Theme: [a fish].

Execution:
- the outline of the fish is only suggested by numbered dots,
  numbers legible and large enough
- a few details (an eye, bubbles) are pre-drawn in outline, so the
  child knows where to start
- once connected, the result should be a shape that can be colored
- no shading, white background, portrait orientation, roughly A4
  proportions