Use case: style-transfer
Asset type: RETURN-1 C3 external design board, a more resolved avokado-family industrial design.
Primary request: The user says the rocket can look much more like avokado. Redesign the surface composition and visual hierarchy decisively, not just another recolor, while respecting the two-stage reusable rocket concept.
Input 1 EDIT TARGET: C2 rocket board. Keep two stages, rounded ogive nose, retained leeward payload door, dark windward upper-stage thermal protection, compact control surfaces and integrated retractable landing gear.
Input 2 STYLE REFERENCE: actual avokado Motion Tower front render. This is the dominant styling source: long quiet satin silver cylinder, tall softly rounded black pill panel, three tiny cyan ordered circles, crisp thin ring joints, reserved polished bevels and delicate cyan rim.

Design changes for C3:
The main hero is the ROCKET'S LEEWARD FRONT, mostly uninterrupted satin silver from rounded nose to base. A SINGLE long vertical capsule-shaped BLACK GRAPHIC on the closed upper cargo door dominates the upper front, with three SMALL cyan flat dot motifs placed precisely along its center. The motif should feel integrated and intentional, not a small sticker placed beside a huge dark half-face as in C2. The black graphic is an opaque surface finish, not glass, camera hardware or crew windows. Its long slim proportion closely echoes reference 2, but follows the curved rocket skin. Position it only on the low-heating leeward door surface.
Make the silver surface calmer: fewer tiny visible grid lines, restrained circumferential ring seams, clean dark stage-joint reveal, subtly brushed lengthwise grain. One fine cyan line at the upper service-region boundary and one fine cyan line near the base echo avokado's rings. No luminous pipes, no energy engine. Two physical stages only; lower decorative seam is not an extra stage.
Compact actuated control surfaces are shown STOWED close to the body in the main product view, with softly radiused silver covers and dark inner joints. They are not removed and are not giant airplane wings. The retractable landing gear remains integrated in four slender body recesses, with short supports at the displayed static stand, no wide tabletop pedestal. Keep the rocket an orbital launcher, not an enlarged 20cm appliance. Keep a rounded aerodynamic ogive, not flat cap.
The opposite windward upper surface retains its continuous graphite thermal-protection area and tile detail; it is visible in a separate rear view, never painted silver for styling.
Form is a design study only: don't imply fabrication dimensions or actual internals.

Composition: high-end landscape 3:2 concept board on graphite charcoal studio background with soft vertical luminous gradient. Hero front three-quarter leeward view occupies the left half and shows entire assembled rocket, huge enough to read the identity; rear windward view of same entire rocket as a smaller full-height view near the center-right; far right a large macro of the closed leeward upper cargo-door surface, showing silver rim, narrow seam, elongated black rounded capsule graphic and three small cyan flat dots. No open cutaway or dramatic lighting obscuring hardware. Clearly same silhouette, geometry and markings in matching views. Small style-reference swatches silver / graphite / cyan in bottom margin only, not extra devices.
Subtle dramatic studio highlights along cylindrical edges, neutral silver not yellow, glossy black motif contrasted with matte thermal back, no greebles, no sci-fi spikes, no holograms, no blue beams, no flames, no satellite dishes, no crew cockpit.
Exact typography, minimal: top "RETURN-1 / C3"; subline "AVOKADO"; small view labels "LEEWARD" under hero, "WINDWARD" under rear, "SURFACE DETAIL" under macro; footer "EXTERNAL DESIGN STUDY". No other text, fake dimensions or performance specifications.


FINAL CORRECTION
Use case: precise-object-edit
Edit target: this RETURN-1 C3 concept board.
Make only one consistency correction: in the SURFACE DETAIL macro on the right, the cyan circumferential line is currently ABOVE the black vertical capsule motif. Move that cyan line BELOW the capsule motif and below the outlined rectangular cargo door, near the bottom of the macro, to match the LEEWARD hero view on the left. Remove the old cyan line above the capsule and make that surface ordinary continuous brushed silver.
Keep absolutely everything else: both whole rockets, geometry, silver finish, black pill graphic, three flat cyan dot motifs (not lenses), windward thermal surface, camera angles, typography, studio background, swatches. Do not change the whole-rocket cyan-line position. Do not add any hardware, text or measurements. Keep text "RETURN-1 / C3", "AVOKADO", view labels and footer unchanged.