Use the supplied image to create an image of a character [insert scene].
Refrain from reaching out poses. Do not copy pose from supplied image.
Do not copy outfit from supplied image.
Minimalist outfit designed for the environment.
Do not generate text derived from supplied image.
The image should feel chaotic, ugly-beautiful, contaminated, and permanently unfinished, as though the artist abandoned it halfway through a nervous breakdown. Preserve rough construction lines, incorrect perspective, malformed proportions, accidental overlaps, erased sections, exposed underdrawing, paint smears, dry-brush scars, scratches, stains, torn-paper textures, muddy corrections, and areas that abruptly dissolve into nothing.
Composition should feel unstable and slightly wrong: awkward cropping, misplaced focal points, asymmetrical weight, competing visual hierarchies, crowded regions colliding with uncomfortable dead space. Some objects should appear obsessively overworked while others remain crude placeholders or barely suggested shapes.
Use a sickly, degraded palette: nicotine yellow, dirty bone, rust red, mold green, bruised violet, dead gray, dried-blood brown, polluted black, with rare acidic flashes of unnatural color. Avoid clean gradients and pristine surfaces. Colors may bleed, scrape through one another, misregister, or appear partially erased.
Forms should fluctuate between recognizable and corrupted. Faces, bodies, architecture, foliage, machinery, and objects may subtly warp, duplicate, stretch, flatten, or lose structural logic. Allow phantom marks, false contours, abandoned shapes, mismatched shadows, and inexplicable fragments to remain visible.
Texture is essential: scratched plaster, cheap paper, charcoal dust, damaged ink, dirty acrylic, waxy crayon, photocopy degradation, dried paint, rubbed graphite, scuffed pigment, and partially peeled collage. The surface should feel physically abused.
Lighting should be inconsistent but emotionally convincing—pockets of harsh illumination swallowed by murky darkness, dirty halos, flattened shadows, accidental glare, and areas where the light source seems contradictory.
Do not make the result polished, elegant, clean, symmetrical, cinematic, glossy, conventionally beautiful, or professionally resolved. Avoid the appearance of finished concept art. The final image should look like something that survived rather than something that was completed.
Overall feeling: dreadful, feverish, damaged, unresolved, claustrophobic, pathetic, hostile, strangely intimate, and visually unforgettable.
9:21 aspect ratio. Dutch angle.
