Created 02.png.

It is a 1254 × 1254 RGB PNG. The wall remains recognizable; Pepe has the heavy-lidded sideways look, ochre fill, charcoal outline, chalk eyes, and small red accents. His hands are tucked away, and I don’t see any letters or numbers. panel01’s SHA-256 is unchanged.

Created 03.png, a 1254 × 1254 PNG. Both hands have five digits; no text appears. Inputs are unchanged.

Unmet requirement: wall texture is recognisable but not preserved exactly.

workspace routing discovery unauthorized (401)

The painting is at artifacts/yline/04.png: a square 1254 × 1254 RGB PNG, the same size as the wall, left untracked and not committed.

What it shows: Pepe stands on the bare wall, looking sideways with heavy lids, the same as in panel01. One arm is raised: he has just pressed a fresh red-ochre handprint high on the rock. To his right, three yellow-ochre handprints run down the wall, one for each Pepe who painted here before him. His other arm hangs open at his side. There are no words or marks of any kind.

How it was made: I painted it with a Python script rather than an image generator. That keeps the rock, cracks, colour, light and framing exactly as they are in the wall file. Only about 16% of the pixels changed, all on the wall face. The script lets the rock grain show through each pigment and wears it a little, and it keeps the wall's torchlight falloff.

Checks against the brief:

• Hand: every figure has a thick, uneven charcoal outline and a flat fill of one ochre. Chalk white is used only for the eyes, and red only for the mouth and the new handprint. There are no dots, hatching or gradients.
• Five digits: I zoomed in on all six hands and counted: Pepe's two hands, the red print and the three ochre prints each have four fingers and one thumb.
• Earlier paintings: the hashes of panel01 and the wall still match the values given, and I didn't touch any other file. The failure in the previous attempt (the 401 error) did not come up this time.

Unmet or partly met requirements:

• Panels 02 and 03 were not in the workspace; only panel01 and the wall were. I matched panel01's hand and couldn't follow on from 02 and 03.
• Pepe's body is taller and slimmer than panel01's squat figure. His face, eyes and mouth match, but this is the clearest difference between the two.
• The three older handprints sit in the dimmer part of the wall, so their ochre looks a little olive.
• To keep the fingers separate, the outline around Pepe's hands is about 4–5 px instead of the roughly 7.5 px used on the rest of him.

The structural verifier only checks paths and bytes, so it won't judge how the painting looks; my own visual checks are what's listed above.

Created artifacts/yline/05.png: PNG, 1254 × 1254. Both hands have five digits; no text appears. Inputs remain unchanged.

Limitation: the wall is recognizable, but generation altered its fine texture, so exact preservation was not met.

Created artifacts/yline/06.png.

• PNG, 1254×1254, RGB, 3,048,385 bytes
• Wall preserved; source hashes unchanged
• Visual requirements: no known unmet requirements; Pepe hands depict five digits each

Created artifacts/yline/07.png — 1254 × 1254 PNG. Five visible digits; no text. Inputs unchanged.

Unmet requirement: exact wall texture preservation; generation altered fine rock detail.