Paint-by-Numbers Living Room Worksheet

Goal: Create a printable paint-by-numbers worksheet showing a cartoon living room scene with a child-like character standing in the center, designed as clean black-and-white line art with numbered regions and a color legend.

Canvas: A4 portrait page at 300 DPI, white background, thin black outer border, crisp vector-like outlines, no shading except the tiny color swatches in the legend. The main illustration fills the upper roughly 70% of the page, and the instruction/color-key panel fills the bottom roughly 30%.

Main illustration layout: Draw a cozy living room in simple rounded cartoon style. Center: one standing cartoon character with large round eyes, small dot nose, worried wavy mouth, hood or helmet-like hair/head covering, short-sleeve shirt, slim arms, long pants, and bare feet. Left: one sofa with two seat/back cushions, one armrest visible on each side, and one small throw pillow. Above the sofa: one framed wall picture containing a small landscape with hills, sky, and one tree. Right of the character: one side table with a lamp on top and one drawer; behind/right is one tall potted plant with exactly 10 visible leaves. Far right: one camera on a tripod aimed at the character, with a screen/body, lens/buttons, and exactly three tripod legs. Background includes a wall, a large window on the right with vertical panes, a floor with wood plank lines, and a large rectangular rug in the foreground.

Numbered paint areas: Place black numbers inside the line-art regions throughout the scene, using numbers 1 through 14. Use many repeated numbers on matching surfaces. Keep the numbers legible and centered in their shapes. Match the apparent assignments: 1 for beige wall areas, 2 for light gray head/hood areas, 3 for yellow skin/limbs, 4 for black camera/tripod details, 5 for white shirt and camera screen, 6 for blue sofa, 7 for tan pillow, 8 for brown picture frame, 9 for sky blue window/picture sky, 10 for green plant/tree leaves, 11 for cream lamp/rug interior, 12 for teal rug border, 13 for wood-brown floor/table/plank areas, and 14 for beige plant pot.

Bottom instruction panel: Add a horizontal divider line above the legend. Center a bold title reading [instruction title]. Under it, add smaller text reading [instruction subtitle]. Below, arrange exactly 14 color legend entries in three neat columns. Each entry has a number, a small filled color square, and an English color label. The 14 entries must be: 1 Beige, 2 Light Gray, 3 Yellow, 4 Black, 5 White, 6 Blue, 7 Tan, 8 Brown, 9 Sky Blue, 10 Green, 11 Cream, 12 Teal, 13 Wood Brown, 14 Beige (Pot).

Style constraints: Make it look like a polished printable worksheet for children, with smooth uniform black outlines, rounded friendly shapes, lots of enclosed regions suitable for coloring, no gradients, no realistic textures, no extra text, no watermark. Subject can be customized as [central character], setting as [room setting], and palette as [color palette].