ccccEsion/IMUG-Bench huggingface dataset:
Domain: DIY / rubber_stamp_carving

turn: 1
modality: image
input: Please generate a clear black-and-white line art design. The subject of the pattern is a moon. The lines should be simple and suitable for carving into a rubber stamp.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The pattern is in a black-and-white, two-tone style.

2. The content is a moon.

3. The lines are clean and simple, suitable for carving.

turn: 2
modality: text
input: If you trace this pattern onto tracing paper with a pencil, then flip the paper and press it onto a rubber block to transfer the design, what will be the orientation of the pattern on the rubber block?

Options:
A. It will be identical to the original generating's orientation.
B. It will be a horizontal mirror image of the original generating.
C. It will be rotated 180 degrees.
D. It will be a vertical mirror image.
E. None of the above.
output: answer: B

turn: 3
modality: image
input: Please generate the surface of the rubber stamp after it has been carved. Note: this carving uses the relief carving technique (where the lines are raised).
output: evaluation_points: 1. The stamp surface shows a relief effect (raised areas).

2. Compared to the line art from Turn 1, the raised and recessed areas correctly reflect the relief carving technique (lines are raised).

Compared to the line art from Turn 1, the raised and recessed areas correctly reflect the relief carving technique (lines are raised).

The pattern's orientation must be a horizontal mirror image relative to the Turn 1 output image (the line art of a moon).

turn: 4
modality: image
input: Based on the rubber stamp from the previous step, please generate the final result of pressing it onto paper after inking it with gray stamp pad ink.
output: evaluation_points: The pattern on the paper must have the same orientation as the Turn 1 output image (the line art of a moon).

2. The ink color is gray.

3. The printed lines/areas correctly show the effect of relief carving: the lines (raised areas) are printed in ink.

The final printed pattern matches the content of the Turn 1 output image: a moon.
Domain: DIY / rubber_stamp_carving

turn: 1
modality: image
input: Please generate a clear black-and-white line art design. The subject should be a butterfly. The lines should be simple and suitable for carving into a rubber stamp.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The image must be in a black-and-white, two-tone style with no grayscale.

2. The content must clearly depict a butterfly.

3. The lines must be clean, simple, and suitable for carving (not overly detailed or fragile).

turn: 2
modality: text
input: If you trace this pattern onto tracing paper with a pencil, then flip the paper and press it onto a rubber block to transfer the design, what will be the orientation of the pattern on the rubber block?

Options:
A. The same orientation as the original generating.
B. A horizontal mirror image of the original generating.
C. Rotated 180 degrees.
D. A vertical mirror image.
E. None of the above.
output: answer: B

turn: 3
modality: image
input: Please generate the surface of the rubber stamp after it has been carved. For this carving, use the 'sunken relief' technique (where the background is left raised and the design is carved away).
output: evaluation_points: 1. The stamp surface must show a clear relief effect (raised and lowered areas).

2. The raised/lowered relationship must match the 'sunken relief' definition: the background areas (around the butterfly) should be raised, and the butterfly design lines should be carved away (lowered).

3. The orientation of the carved pattern must be a mirror image of the original line art from Turn 1 output.

The orientation of the carved pattern must be a mirror image of the original line art from Turn 1 output (a black-and-white, simple line art butterfly).

turn: 4
modality: image
input: Based on the carved stamp from the previous step, please generate the final result of pressing it onto paper after inking it with an orange-yellow stamp pad.
output: evaluation_points: The orientation of the printed pattern on the paper must be the same as the original line art from Turn 1 output (a black-and-white, simple line art butterfly).

2. The ink color must be orange-yellow.

3. The printed lines/areas must match the 'sunken relief' effect: the inked print should show the background (the areas around the butterfly), not the butterfly lines themselves.

The final printed butterfly pattern must match the content (a butterfly) and style (black-and-white, simple line art suitable for carving) of the original line art from Turn 1 output.
Domain: DIY / rubber_stamp_carving

turn: 1
modality: image
input: Please generate a clear black-and-white line art design. The subject is a snowman. The lines should be simple and suitable for carving into a rubber stamp.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The design is in a black-and-white, two-tone style.

2. The content clearly depicts a snowman.

3. The lines are simple, clean, and suitable for carving.

turn: 2
modality: text
input: If this pattern is traced onto tracing paper with a pencil, then flipped and pressed onto a rubber block for transfer, what will be the orientation of the pattern on the rubber block?
Options:
A. The same orientation as the original generating.
B. A horizontal mirror image of the original generating.
C. Rotated 180 degrees.
D. A vertical mirror image.
E. None of the above.
output: answer: B

turn: 3
modality: image
input: Please generate the surface of the rubber stamp after it has been carved. Note: this carving uses the 'relief carving' technique (where the lines are raised).
output: evaluation_points: 1. The stamp surface shows a clear relief effect (raised areas).

The raised and recessed areas correctly implement the 'relief carving' (raised lines) technique, as defined by the relationship with the Turn 1 line art design.

The pattern's orientation must be a horizontal mirror image compared to the Turn 1 output image (the black-and-white line art snowman design).

4. The material should have the visual texture of a rubber block.

turn: 4
modality: image
input: Based on the rubber stamp from the previous turn, please generate the final result of stamping it onto paper using a light blue ink pad.
output: evaluation_points: The pattern on the paper returns to the same orientation as the Turn 1 output image (the black-and-white line art snowman design).

2. The ink color is light blue.

3. The printed lines/areas correctly reflect the 'relief carving' stamping effect (lines are printed, background is blank).

The final stamped pattern matches the content of the Turn 1 output image (the black-and-white line art snowman design).
Domain: DIY / rubber_stamp_carving

turn: 1
modality: image
input: Please generate a clear black-and-white line art design suitable for carving a rubber stamp. The design should be a silhouette of a cat. Keep the lines simple and suitable for stamp carving.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The design must be in a black-and-white, two-tone style with no grayscale.

2. The content must clearly depict a cat silhouette.

3. The lines should be clean, simple, and suitable for carving into a rubber stamp.

turn: 2
modality: text
input: If you trace this design onto tracing paper with a pencil, then flip the paper and press it onto a rubber block to transfer the design, what will be the orientation of the transferred pattern on the rubber block?

Options:
A. The same orientation as the original generating.
B. A horizontal mirror image (left-right flipped) of the original generating.
C. Rotated 180 degrees.
D. A vertical mirror image (upside-down flipped).
E. None of the above.
output: answer: B

turn: 3
modality: image
input: Please generate the surface of the rubber stamp after it has been carved. For this stamp, use the 'intaglio' carving technique (where the background is raised and the design is carved away).
output: evaluation_points: 1. The stamp surface must show a clear relief/carved effect.

2. The raised and recessed areas must correctly represent the intaglio technique: the background (areas around the cat) should be raised, and the cat silhouette itself should be carved away.

The orientation of the pattern on the stamp must be a horizontal mirror image (left-right flipped) compared to the original cat silhouette design from Turn 1 output image.

4. The material should visually resemble the texture of a rubber carving block.

turn: 4
modality: image
input: Based on the carved rubber stamp from the previous step, please generate the final result of pressing it onto paper after inking it with pure black stamp pad ink.
output: evaluation_points: The printed pattern on the paper must have the same orientation as the original cat silhouette design from Turn 1 output image.

2. The ink color must be pure black.

3. The printed result must show the effect of intaglio carving: the cat silhouette area should be the color of the paper (uninked), and the background should be filled with black ink.

The final printed cat silhouette must match the content (a cat silhouette) and style (clear black-and-white line art, simple lines suitable for stamp carving) of the original design from Turn 1 output image.
Domain: DIY / rubber_stamp_carving

turn: 1
modality: image
input: Please generate a clear black-and-white line art design. The subject should be an anchor. The lines should be simple and suitable for carving into a rubber stamp.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The design is in a black-and-white, two-tone style.

2. The content correctly depicts an anchor.

3. The lines are clean, simple, and suitable for carving.

turn: 2
modality: text
input: If this pattern is traced onto tracing paper with a pencil, then flipped and pressed onto a rubber block to transfer the design, what will be the orientation of the pattern on the rubber block?

Options:
A. The same orientation as the original generating.
B. A horizontal mirror image of the original generating.
C. Rotated 180 degrees.
D. A vertical mirror image.
E. None of the above.
output: answer: B

turn: 3
modality: image
input: Please generate the surface of the rubber stamp after it has been carved. Note: this carving uses the 'intaglio' technique (where the background is left raised and the design is carved away).
output: evaluation_points: 1. The stamp surface shows a clear relief/embossed effect.

2. Compared to the line art from Turn 1, the raised and recessed areas correctly represent the 'intaglio' technique (design is carved in, background is raised).

The pattern's orientation must be a mirror image compared to the original 'anchor' line art design from Turn 1 output.

4. The material has the texture and appearance of a rubber block.

turn: 4
modality: image
input: Based on the rubber stamp from the previous step, please generate the final result of stamping it onto paper using navy blue ink.
output: evaluation_points: The pattern on the paper has the same orientation as the original 'anchor' line art design from Turn 1 output (the mirror of a mirror).

2. The ink color is navy blue.

3. The printed lines/areas correctly reflect the 'intaglio' stamping effect: the background (raised areas on the stamp) is printed, while the carved-away design remains the color of the paper.

The final stamped image matches the content of the original 'anchor' line art design from Turn 1 output.
Domain: DIY / rubber_stamp_carving

turn: 1
modality: image
input: Please generate a clear black-and-white line art design. The subject should be a sunflower. The lines should be simple and suitable for carving onto a rubber stamp.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The design is in a black-and-white, two-tone style.

2. The content clearly depicts a sunflower.

3. The lines are simple, clean, and suitable for carving.

turn: 2
modality: text
input: If you trace this pattern onto tracing paper with a pencil, then flip the paper and press it onto a rubber block to transfer the design, what will be the orientation of the pattern on the rubber block?

Options:
A. It will be identical to the original generating's orientation.
B. It will be a horizontal mirror image of the original generating.
C. It will be rotated 180 degrees.
D. It will be a vertical mirror image.
E. None of the above.
output: answer: B

turn: 3
modality: image
input: Please generate the surface of the rubber stamp after it has been carved. Note: this carving uses the 'relief carving' technique (where the lines are raised).
output: evaluation_points: 1. The stamp surface shows a clear relief (raised) effect.

2. Compared to the line art from Turn 1, the raised and recessed areas correctly correspond to the 'relief carving' definition (lines are raised).

Compared to the Turn 1 output image (the black-and-white line art sunflower), the raised and recessed areas correctly correspond to the 'relief carving' definition: the lines from the Turn 1 design are now raised on the stamp surface.

The pattern's orientation on the stamp surface must be a mirror image relative to the Turn 1 output image (the black-and-white line art sunflower).

turn: 4
modality: image
input: Based on the rubber stamp from the previous step, please generate the final result of pressing it onto paper after inking it with yellow stamp pad ink.
output: evaluation_points: The pattern on the paper is oriented identically to the Turn 1 output image (the black-and-white line art sunflower).

2. The ink color is yellow.

3. The printed lines/areas correctly reflect the 'relief carving' effect: the lines are printed (because they are raised).

The final printed pattern matches the content (sunflower) and style (clear black-and-white line art with simple, clean lines) of the Turn 1 output image.
Domain: DIY / rubber_stamp_carving

turn: 1
modality: image
input: Please generate a clear black-and-white line art design suitable for carving a rubber stamp. The design should depict a single footprint. Keep the lines simple and suitable for carving.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The design is in a black-and-white, two-tone style.

2. The content clearly depicts a single footprint.

3. The lines are simple, clean, and suitable for carving.

turn: 2
modality: text
input: If this design is traced onto tracing paper with a pencil, then flipped and pressed onto a rubber block for transfer, what will be the orientation of the transferred pattern on the rubber block?

Options:
A. The same orientation as the original design.
B. A horizontal mirror image of the original design.
C. Rotated 180 degrees.
D. A vertical mirror image.
E. None of the above.
output: answer: B

turn: 3
modality: image
input: Please generate the surface of the rubber stamp after it has been carved. Note: this carving uses the 'sunken relief' technique (where the background is raised and the design is carved away).
output: evaluation_points: 1. The stamp surface shows a clear relief effect.

2. The raised and recessed areas correspond correctly to the 'sunken relief' technique, where the design lines are carved away and the background remains raised.

The pattern's orientation must be a horizontal mirror image compared to the original 'single footprint' design from Turn 1.

4. The material should have the visual texture of a rubber block.

turn: 4
modality: image
input: Based on the carved stamp from the previous turn, please generate the final result of pressing it onto paper after inking it with a 'burnt sienna' colored stamp pad.
output: evaluation_points: The pattern on the paper must have the same orientation as the original 'single footprint' design from Turn 1.

2. The ink color must be burnt sienna.

3. The printed lines/areas must correctly reflect the 'sunken relief' stamping effect: the background (raised areas) should be inked, leaving the design lines (recessed areas) as the color of the paper.

The final printed pattern must match the content of the original 'single footprint' design from Turn 1.
Domain: DIY / rubber_stamp_carving

turn: 1
modality: image
input: Please generate a clear black-and-white line art design. The subject is a bell. The lines should be simple and suitable for carving into a rubber stamp.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The design is in a black-and-white, two-tone style.

2. The content clearly depicts a bell.

3. The lines are clean, simple, and suitable for carving.

turn: 2
modality: text
input: If this design is traced onto tracing paper with a pencil, then flipped and pressed onto a rubber block to transfer the image, what will be the orientation of the transferred pattern on the rubber block?

Options:
A. The same orientation as the original generating.
B. A horizontal mirror image (flipped left-to-right) of the original generating.
C. Rotated 180 degrees.
D. A vertical mirror image (flipped top-to-bottom).
E. None of the above.
output: answer: B

turn: 3
modality: image
input: Please generate the surface of the rubber stamp after it has been carved. Note: the carving technique used for this stamp is 'relief carving' (where the lines are raised).
output: evaluation_points: 1. The stamp surface shows a clear relief/embossed effect.

2. Based on the line art from Turn 1, the raised and recessed areas on the stamp correctly correspond to the 'relief carving' technique (lines are raised).

The pattern's orientation on the stamp must be a mirror image (flipped left-to-right) compared to the original 'clear black-and-white line art design of a bell' from Turn 1 output image.

4. The material has the texture and appearance of a rubber block.

turn: 4
modality: image
input: Based on the rubber stamp from the previous step, please generate the final result of pressing it onto paper after inking it with yellow stamp pad ink.
output: evaluation_points: The pattern printed on the paper has the same orientation as the original 'clear black-and-white line art design of a bell' from Turn 1 output image (the mirror of a mirror).

2. The ink color is yellow.

3. The printed lines/areas correctly reflect the 'relief carving' effect: the lines (raised areas) are printed in ink, while the background (recessed areas) remains the color of the paper.

The final printed pattern matches the content (a bell) and style (clear black-and-white line art with simple lines) of the design from Turn 1 output image.
Domain: DIY / rubber_stamp_carving

turn: 1
modality: image
input: Please generate a clear black-and-white line art design for a rubber stamp. The subject should be a single feather. The lines should be simple and suitable for carving.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The design is in a black-and-white, two-tone style.

2. The content clearly depicts a single feather.

3. The lines are clean, simple, and suitable for carving.

turn: 2
modality: text
input: If you trace this design onto tracing paper with a pencil, then flip the paper and transfer it onto a rubber stamp block, what will be the orientation of the transferred pattern on the block?

Options:
A. It will be identical to the original generating.
B. It will be a horizontal mirror image of the original generating.
C. It will be rotated 180 degrees.
D. It will be a vertical mirror image.
E. None of the above.
output: answer: B

turn: 3
modality: image
input: Please generate the surface of the rubber stamp after it has been carved. For this stamp, use the 'intaglio' carving technique (where the background is left raised and the design is carved away).
output: evaluation_points: 1. The stamp surface shows a clear relief/embossed effect.

2. The raised and recessed areas correctly reflect the intaglio technique: the background is raised, and the feather design is carved away.

The orientation of the carved pattern must be a mirror image of the original 'single feather' design from Turn 1 output.

4. The material should have the texture and appearance of a rubber stamp block.

turn: 4
modality: image
input: Based on the carved stamp from the previous step, please generate the final result of stamping it onto paper using light gray ink.
output: evaluation_points: The printed pattern on the paper must be oriented identically to the original 'single feather' design from Turn 1 output (the mirror of a mirror).

2. The ink color must be light gray.

3. The printed result must show the correct effect for an intaglio stamp: the background area (which was raised on the stamp) is inked, printing as a solid shape, while the carved-away feather design remains the color of the paper.

The final printed image must clearly depict a single feather, matching the content of the Turn 1 output design (which itself must depict a single feather as per Turn 1's requirement).
Domain: DIY / rubber_stamp_carving

turn: 1
modality: image
input: Please generate a clear black-and-white line art design suitable for carving a rubber stamp. The pattern should be a crown. The lines should be simple and suitable for carving.
output: evaluation_points: 1. The pattern is in a black-and-white, two-tone style.

2. The content clearly depicts a crown.

3. The lines are simple, clean, and suitable for carving.

turn: 2
modality: text
input: If you trace this pattern onto tracing paper with a pencil, then flip the paper and press it onto a rubber block to transfer the design, what will be the orientation of the pattern on the rubber block?

Options:
A. It will be identical to the original generating's orientation.
B. It will be a horizontal mirror image of the original generating.
C. It will be rotated 180 degrees.
D. It will be a vertical mirror image.
E. None of the above.
output: answer: B

turn: 3
modality: image
input: Please generate the surface of the rubber stamp after it has been carved. Note that this carving uses the 'relief carving' technique (where the lines are raised).
output: evaluation_points: 1. The stamp surface shows a clear relief effect (raised areas).

2. Compared to the line art from Turn 1, the raised and recessed areas correctly represent a 'relief carving' (the generated lines are the raised parts).

The pattern's orientation must be a horizontal mirror image compared to the original crown line art design from Turn 1 output image.

4. The material should have the visual texture of a rubber block.

turn: 4
modality: image
input: Based on the carved rubber stamp from the previous step, please generate the final result of stamping it onto paper using yellow ink.
output: evaluation_points: The pattern on the paper has the same orientation as the original crown line art design from Turn 1 output image.

2. The ink color is yellow.

3. The printed lines/areas correctly reflect the 'relief carving' effect: the raised lines from the stamp should print, leaving the background white.

The final stamped pattern matches the content and style of the 'clear black-and-white line art' crown design from Turn 1.