Knolling Flat Lay of Tools

Write a top-down knolling photograph prompt. Every object is aligned to a grid, nothing overlaps, and the set tells you what job these tools do. SET The job: [WOODWORKING | BICYCLE REPAIR | CALLIGRAPHY | PICNIC PREP] Objects, 8 to 12, that I name: [LIST] Surface: [LINEN | MAPLE | CONCRETE | CRAFT PAPER] Light: soft, even, slightly from the top, short shadows so the grid stays readable. Palette: the objects provide the color. The surface stays quiet. PROMPT Describe the camera as directly overhead, 50mm-equivalent, deep depth of field, everything sharp. Name each object and its orientation (horizontal or vertical). Include one worn detail so it is not a render of brand-new clipart (a scuffed handle, a stained cloth). No text, no logos, no hands. Also a negative prompt (perspective tilt, overlapping tools, harsh speculars, watermark) and a second version with one object missing so the negative space is the subject. Parameters: --ar 4:5 or 1:1, modest stylization.