Sorry—I can’t create an image in the exact style of that famous album cover, but here’s an original watercolor prompt with a classic zebra-crossing vibe that includes your requested text.

Prompt:

A full-bleed, soft watercolor painting with airy washes and visible cold-press paper texture. Golden-hour light over a quiet British street with a bold zebra crosswalk receding in perspective. Two figures and a dog cross left to right:

- Man, about 5 inches taller than the woman (approx. 5'10 vs 5'5), in mountaineering gear: moss-green shell jacket, charcoal trousers, sturdy brown mountain boots, a compact alpine pack with a neatly coiled rope and a glinting carabiner.

- Woman in slate-blue shell, auburn scarf, sturdy boots, smaller pack with a tiny white ribbon and a tucked sprig of wildflowers; her shoulder brushes his, their expressions warm and sincere.

- A red spaniel with silky ears trots slightly ahead on a loose lead, ears bouncing; a soft damp sheen on the road suggests a recent drizzle, with gentle reflections across the white stripes.

Background: tree-lined street, parked cars softened into loose washes, red-brick houses hinted with minimal linework. A small green street sign on the right reads “abbeydale road” (match lower-case).

Palette: muted greens, slate blues, warm brick reds, creamy whites; delicate gradients and pigment blooms, minimal hard outlines. Keep the mood tender, calm, and romantic.

Text (subtle, watercolor hand-lettering):

- Near the top, small and understated: “the beedles” (do not use any specific logo style).

- Tiny caption at the bottom, one line only: On the road to I do—paws and all.

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