Kettle, Two Ways
One Qwen-Image still, then a revision that changes only the kettle's colour.
Sometimes you want to see an image again with exactly one thing changed. This method runs the original Qwen-Image model as an ordinary, editable graph, then reruns it with the same seed and settings and a single changed phrase. Here a mustard-yellow enamel kettle on a sunlit oak counter becomes deep teal, while the cups, the basil plant and the morning light stay nearly where they were.
It is a text-to-image revision, not an image edit, so small things also move: the light on the wall, the cups and the kettle's proportions. The first pair was rejected because the kettle sat on a burner and had two spouts. The second, kept pair still shows a small capped stub on the kettle's left side. The download includes both graphs, the generation script, the job receipts and the review notes.
