A photorealistic Y2K editorial magazine mockup, with the magazine lying open to a two-page spread on a stylish coffee table, photographed from a close overhead angle. Use the uploaded artwork as the exact visual reference and preserve the original design faithfully. The uploaded blue-violet color palette should be the dominant color scheme throughout the mockup, complemented by subtle titanium-silver, chrome, and metallic accents. Create a sophisticated early-2000s Y2K aesthetic with glossy surfaces, subtle translucent plastic details, futuristic computer-era objects, soft reflections, and a refined retro-digital atmosphere. Avoid overly kitschy or childish Y2K elements. The magazine should be B5-sized, with realistic paper texture, page thickness, natural page curvature, realistic shadows, and authentic physical-book proportions. The front cover and interior pages must reproduce the uploaded artwork exactly. DO NOT alter, regenerate, translate, replace, reinterpret, distort, or remove ANY text from the uploaded images. Every visible word, Chinese character, number, letter, punctuation mark, font, and typographic element must remain exactly as in the original artwork. Do not generate any new text on the magazine pages. An atmospheric editorial still life of several copies of an independent B5 art zine loosely stacked together, photographed like an artist's publication archive rather than a commercial product. The books are slightly misaligned and casually offset, creating an intentional sense of imperfection and physicality. Some covers, spines, and paper edges are partially visible. The stack should feel handled and real, not perfectly arranged. Use the uploaded artwork as the exact reference for every visible book cover and preserve the original design faithfully. All existing text, Chinese characters, numbers, typography, symbols, and graphic elements must remain completely unchanged. Do not regenerate or invent any text. The visual identity is dominated by the uploaded blue-violet palette with restrained titanium-silver and chrome accents. Subtle Y2K references appear through translucent plastic textures, early-computer aesthetics, metallic surfaces, and understated retro-digital details. Contemporary Japanese independent publishing aesthetic, artist book photography, experimental editorial design, quiet visual tension, tactile paper, subtle imperfections, soft daylight, muted shadows, slight film grain, refined but unconventional composition. The result should feel like a photograph from an independent design publication or an artist's studio archive — intellectual, tactile, intimate, and slightly surreal — rather than a polished commercial mockup. No people, no hands, no coffee, no shopping or advertising context, no excessive props, no glossy commercial product photography, no watermark, no text overlay, no newly generated text.Design the back cover and spine naturally based on the visual language, colors, typography, and graphic elements of the uploaded artwork, making them feel like an organic continuation of the same publication. On the back cover, incorporate only 1–2 subtle Y2K computer mouse elements, integrated naturally into the existing graphic design. The mouse elements should feel like authentic late-1990s/early-2000s computer hardware, preferably sleek translucent plastic or titanium-silver, rather than cartoon illustrations. Soft natural daylight, realistic editorial photography, subtle film grain, premium print texture, gentle reflections, carefully controlled highlights, sophisticated composition, high-end independent magazine photography. No watermark, no text overlays, no additional objects obscuring the magazine, no hands, no newly generated typography, no altered text, no fake logos, no extra words.Negative prompt: altered text, misspelled text, rewritten text, fake typography, invented letters, missing characters, distorted Chinese characters, substituted fonts, regenerated page content, extra words, extra logos, watermark, text overlay, cartoon mouse, excessive Y2K decoration, cyberpunk, neon overload, childish aesthetic, unrealistic book proportions, warped pages, distorted perspective.

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A photorealistic Y2K editorial magazine mockup, with the magazine lying open to a two-page spread on a stylish coffee table, photographed from a close overhead angle. Use the uploaded artwork as the exact visual reference and preserve the original design faithfully. The uploaded blue-violet color palette should be the dominant color scheme throughout the mockup, complemented by subtle titanium-silver, chrome, and metallic accents. Create a sophisticated early-2000s Y2K aesthetic with glossy surfaces, subtle translucent plastic details, futuristic computer-era objects, soft reflections, and a refined retro-digital atmosphere. Avoid overly kitschy or childish Y2K elements. The magazine should be B5-sized, with realistic paper texture, page thickness, natural page curvature, realistic shadows, and authentic physical-book proportions. The front cover and interior pages must reproduce the uploaded artwork exactly. DO NOT alter, regenerate, translate, replace, reinterpret, distort, or remove ANY text from the uploaded images. Every visible word, Chinese character, number, letter, punctuation mark, font, and typographic element must remain exactly as in the original artwork. Do not generate any new text on the magazine pages. An atmospheric editorial still life of several copies of an independent B5 art zine loosely stacked together, photographed like an artist's publication archive rather than a commercial product. The books are slightly misaligned and casually offset, creating an intentional sense of imperfection and physicality. Some covers, spines, and paper edges are partially visible. The stack should feel handled and real, not perfectly arranged. Use the uploaded artwork as the exact reference for every visible book cover and preserve the original design faithfully. All existing text, Chinese characters, numbers, typography, symbols, and graphic elements must remain completely unchanged. Do not regenerate or invent any text. The visual identity is dominated by the uploaded blue-violet palette with restrained titanium-silver and chrome accents. Subtle Y2K references appear through translucent plastic textures, early-computer aesthetics, metallic surfaces, and understated retro-digital details. Contemporary Japanese independent publishing aesthetic, artist book photography, experimental editorial design, quiet visual tension, tactile paper, subtle imperfections, soft daylight, muted shadows, slight film grain, refined but unconventional composition. The result should feel like a photograph from an independent design publication or an artist's studio archive — intellectual, tactile, intimate, and slightly surreal — rather than a polished commercial mockup. No people, no hands, no coffee, no shopping or advertising context, no excessive props, no glossy commercial product photography, no watermark, no text overlay, no newly generated text.Design the back cover and spine naturally based on the visual language, colors, typography, and graphic elements of the uploaded artwork, making them feel like an organic continuation of the same publication. On the back cover, incorporate only 1–2 subtle Y2K computer mouse elements, integrated naturally into the existing graphic design. The mouse elements should feel like authentic late-1990s/early-2000s computer hardware, preferably sleek translucent plastic or titanium-silver, rather than cartoon illustrations. Soft natural daylight, realistic editorial photography, subtle film grain, premium print texture, gentle reflections, carefully controlled highlights, sophisticated composition, high-end independent magazine photography. No watermark, no text overlays, no additional objects obscuring the magazine, no hands, no newly generated typography, no altered text, no fake logos, no extra words.Negative prompt: altered text, misspelled text, rewritten text, fake typography, invented letters, missing characters, distorted Chinese characters, substituted fonts, regenerated page content, extra words, extra logos, watermark, text overlay, cartoon mouse, excessive Y2K decoration, cyberpunk, neon overload, childish aesthetic, unrealistic book proportions, warped pages, distorted perspective.

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