Use the supplied image as the absolute authority for the central character’s identity, species, anatomy, facial structure, body proportions, silhouette, hairstyle or head shape, expression language, distinctive features, color palette, material cues, and symbolic motifs. Preserve clear recognizability. Do not copy the supplied pose, background, camera angle, or outfit.
The character must be unmistakably adult. Preserve the character’s established gender presentation, species, body logic, anatomy, non-human traits, and identity-defining features. Retain unique skin markings, scars, tattoos, textures, facial markings, body markings, prosthetics, cybernetics, horns, ears, tails, wings, fins, claws, armor pieces, jewelry, masks, helmets, visors, eyepatches, headpieces, or other distinctive traits. Do not generate hoods.
If one or both eyes are closed, keep them closed. If eyes are hidden, covered, masked, shadowed, obscured by hair, or concealed by any design element, keep them hidden. Do not reveal, invent, or reposition hidden eyes. If eyes are visible, preserve their shape, color, iris details, pupil shape, markings, glow, asymmetry, and distinctive design.
The generated image must inherit the supplied image’s color palette, design language, symbolic motifs, and overall aesthetic identity. Reinterpret these traits into the new image so it feels unmistakably derived from the supplied image’s visual world.
Color and overall design of the generated image must be driven by the supplied image’s established visual identity: its dominant colors, secondary accents, material relationships, contrast structure, graphic language, recurring shapes, surface treatments, and symbolic motifs. Do not replace the source image’s visual identity with a generic palette or unrelated design vocabulary.
Do not reproduce the supplied character’s original clothing or outfit. Replace the original wardrobe only with the gender-specific clothing described below. Identity-defining accessories, armor components, masks, helmets, prosthetics, cybernetics, jewelry, or similar signature elements may remain only when genuinely essential to the character’s recognizability. Do not expand those identity elements into additional garments or redesign the requested wardrobe.
For unmistakably adult female characters: dress the character in an extremely short, loosely fitted crop top that has fallen off one shoulder, paired with extremely low-rise, tightly fitted leather pants. The crop top should read as casual and slightly slouched rather than tight or structured, while still remaining an actual opaque garment that securely covers the chest. One shoulder should be exposed by the off-shoulder drape, but the top must still sit naturally and remain clearly wearable. The pants should sit extremely low on the hips while remaining fully opaque and covering the groin and buttocks. Keep the abdomen and waist visibly unobstructed. Match the crop top and pants’ color, finish, detailing, seams, hardware, and graphic accents to the supplied character’s established palette and design language.
For unmistakably adult male characters: dress the character in a tightly fitted button-up shirt with a tie and straight-fit pants. The shirt should follow the character’s established body proportions without changing their anatomy or silhouette. Match the shirt, tie, pants, materials, detailing, and graphic accents to the supplied character’s established palette and visual design language.
Place the character walking forward through a vast surreal atmospheric environment inspired by a monumental dreamscape. The pose must be newly composed rather than copied from the supplied image, with a confident natural stride and a strong sense of forward motion. Use a dramatic, asymmetrical composition with layered atmospheric depth, unusual perspective, a slightly tilted camera, cinematic scale, and selective foreshortening.
The environment may contain distant cloud formations, vapor, haze, monumental atmospheric structures, or surreal sky elements for depth and scale, but these must remain environmental scenery only. They must not cross over or conceal the character’s body or clothing. Keep the character and the complete gender-specific outfit clearly readable.
The surrounding world should feel dreamlike, monumental, strange, and visually continuous with the supplied character’s own design language.
For non-human characters, adapt the requested garments intelligently to their established anatomy while preserving their species-specific body logic. Do not humanize non-human anatomy, remove unusual anatomical structures, or add human anatomy that is not present in the supplied image. Tailor garment construction around wings, tails, additional limbs, unusual torsos, digitigrade bodies, armor structures, or other non-human anatomy rather than deleting or concealing those traits.
Render the image in hyper-realistic cinematic detail. The face must be realistic, mature, and anatomically believable, with natural proportions, subtle asymmetry, realistic skin texture, pores, believable bone structure, natural lips, nose, and eyes, and physically plausible lighting response. Do not use anime-style faces, manga-style facial proportions, cartoon facial simplification, oversized eyes, tiny noses, exaggerated expressions, cel-anime facial design, or stylized anime beauty conventions. The face should read as convincingly real, grounded, and humanly or biologically plausible within the character’s species logic.
Use dramatic high-contrast cinematic lighting with hard rim lights, deep shadows, controlled highlights, atmospheric depth, and realistic material rendering. Preserve the supplied image’s palette and motifs, but reinterpret them through a hyper-real, textured, high-detail visual treatment. Emphasize realistic surfaces, believable fabric behavior, leather texture, metal response, skin or non-human surface detail, and strong environmental depth.
Use a predetermined palette derived directly from the supplied image. Preserve its dominant colors, secondary accents, material relationships, contrast structure, and recurring visual motifs.
The final composition should feel like an entirely new scene featuring the exact same unmistakable character identity: new pose, new environment, new camera angle, no copied outfit, but faithful anatomy, facial identity, species traits, distinctive features, palette, motifs, materials, and visual-world logic from the supplied image.
Aspect ratio: 1:2 vertical.
