Prompt
Create a wide 16:9 narrative artwork that looks hand-embroidered on charcoal-black linen. View a small neighborhood umbrella-mending kiosk straight across a narrow rain-dark lane at midnight. Under one amber awning lamp, one artisan in a teal work jacket sits at a waist-high circular repair jig, carefully stitching exactly one open indigo umbrella stretched across it with all ribs radiating cleanly from one central hub. At the right edge, one waiting customer in a rust-colored raincoat stands naturally while holding a second, tightly folded coral umbrella vertically at their side.
Build the kiosk with dense cream satin-stitch outlines, a teal rolling shutter raised halfway, one compact workbench, and three orderly hanging tools: one awl, one pair of scissors, and one spool of cream thread. The circular jig visibly meets the bench and supports the open umbrella. The kiosk signboard and every other text-bearing surface are blank.
A shallow puddle crosses the lower foreground and reflects only the amber lamp and nearby cream thread, broken by short horizontal stitches. Use couching for umbrella ribs and rainwater edges, compact cross-stitch for wet masonry, and leave generous visible black-linen weave around the kiosk. The light falls down and slightly left, with coherent soft stitched shadows. The composition contains exactly two people and exactly two umbrellas, with every limb attached naturally and every object physically supported; the surrounding lane stays orderly and uncluttered.
