Visual stages, comparisons and decisions from the original run. Internal prompts, operating documents and downloadable implementation files are omitted. Some interactive comparisons are shown as separate images.
VTL Studio / native reconstruction
Rebuild the connection.
The previous neck bend was rejected. This version removes the old head and cervical marks and draws a new construction. The bow is gentler; the nape, jaw attachment and shoulder transition are separate forms.
Inspect the actual connection
Work performed
The first attempt retained a rigidly repositioned skull and reconstructed its attachment. Actual inspection showed a dark smear, so it was discarded. The selected result reuses none of those head paths. Fifty-five new native commands construct the head and neck; the rest carries forward the quieter body and ground.
Four intermediate attempts remain visible in the record. The final construction uses a compact cranial mass, an understated face profile, an ear landmark, a nape and a light cervical passage into the shoulder. It avoids the original shoulder-level hinge. The hair and face treatment are simplified and do not yet match the rest of the drawing in specificity.
This is direct assistant-authored drawing with the local stamp engine, not a newly trained anatomical planner. No GPT image generation or pixel warp was used. Replay verifies the recorded execution, not anatomical correctness. Lower regions remain visually carried forward, but exact pixel preservation is not claimed because some source marks cross regional boundaries.
Evidence and attempts
Attempt 01 · Attempt 02 · Attempt 03 · Attempt 04 · Selected repair
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