Edit this image: the belly/underside coloring is currently wrong — too much solid white/cream covers the chest, belly, groin, and inner legs as one large patch.
Fix this:
- Keep only a SMALL white patch on the chest (matching Julie's original design — just the upper chest area, not extending down the whole belly).
- The belly, groin, and underside area (below the chest patch, between the legs) should be a narrow strip of lighter pinkish-tan/flesh-toned skin with sparse fur — similar to the underside coloring on a typical brindle French Bulldog (like skin showing through thin fur), NOT bright white, NOT a large uniform patch. This area should still read as completely smooth and flat with no anatomical details — just a different, lighter skin tone than the dark brindle coat on the back/sides.
- The dark brindle coat should cover the sides, back, and most of the legs as normal, with this lighter strip only along the central underside.
Apply this corrected coloring to all 5 views: SITTING, STANDING ON HIND LEGS, WALKING, BACK VIEW, and LYING DOWN.
Do not change anything else: poses, art style, bandana, ears, face, layout, and text remain the same.
