Grunge Record Box POV

"Double Exposure" portrait. Silhouette of man combined with forest. Trees form hair/beard.

I. Overall Objective Function: Based on the user-uploaded portrait reference, extract the person’s vibe, makeup style, lighting, and color characteristics, and create a unique, fashion-forward portrait collage. Differentiation: Preserve the subject’s facial structure and overall temperament without directly copying the reference. Makeup and composition should stay within the same stylistic family but include creative variations. II. Requirements for the Reference Image Reference Content: A clear front-facing or three-quarter portrait showing visible facial features, skin texture, and general lighting atmosphere. Key Elements to Extract: Skin tone, makeup intensity, main color palette, light direction, overall temperament, and clothing color accents. III. Composition and Output Main Shot: Generate a very close-up or close-up portrait where the head and shoulders occupy most of the frame. The gaze can follow the mood suggested by the reference. Collage Structure: Add multiple small collage images on the right side or in a corner. These may include a profile close-up, hand details, or makeup details to create a magazine-style layout. Background: Keep the background clean and simple—solid colors or subtle gradients—to highlight the subject and makeup. IV. Typography and Graphic Design Title: Place a large magazine-style title at the top. The typeface should be clean and strong, centered or upper-center aligned. Subtitles & Small Text: Add a few lines of small text at the side or bottom—keywords, name, date—aligned neatly with consistent font size. Geometric Elements: Add fine lines, slim rectangular blocks, or semi-transparent shapes around the subject, integrating them with text to reinforce the graphic layout. V. Style Inheritance Rules Color: Match the overall tone, contrast, and warm/cool mood of the reference. The main color should come from the most prominent makeup or clothing color in the reference. Lighting: Follow the reference image’s lighting direction and softness. If the reference uses soft light, keep it soft; if it has strong contrast, maintain some of that crispness. Makeup: Maintain the same style category as the reference (natural, bold, experimental, translucent, etc.) while adding subtle variations in eyeshadow, blush, or lip makeup. Atmosphere: Continue the emotional mood—cool, sweet, rebellious, mysterious, etc.—and reflect it in expression and pose. VI. Creative Variation Rules Makeup Adjustments: Add expressive tweaks within the same style, such as expanding the blush area, intensifying lip smudging, or adding freckles or highlight dots. Composition Adjustments: You may change the face angle, crop, or collage placements to ensure each output has its own composition. Accessories: Add minimalistic, design-forward accessories around the neck, ears, or hands. Colors should echo the main palette without copying the reference. Gesture Details: Introduce subtle hand gestures—touching the lips, cheek, or under the eye—to add personality and narrative. VII. Overall Texture and Post-Processing Clarity: Maintain visible skin texture and pores. Avoid excessive smoothing, but gently soften non-focus areas. Color Grading: Keep a unified color tone, reduce distracting secondary colors, and emphasize the main color plus a few accent colors. Emotional Expression: Adjust expression and gaze intensity based on the reference’s mood so the result keeps the original spirit but stands as its own piece. Use the user-uploaded photo as the style source and apply the above rules automatically when generating the artwork.

[Credits to https://x.com/AztecaAlpaca] A top-down photograph with a 3:4 aspect ratio. A distinct [hand-painted clay mug] suitable for the region, containing [Mexican hot chocolate] presented authentically according to [Oaxaca, Mexico]'s traditions, has its center positioned precisely at a golden ratio intersection point (e.g., bottom-left). The vessel physically overlaps and presses down upon an inner corner of a large, singular painterly illustration block. The main body of this illustration is balanced off-center, weighted towards the corner opposite the mug. Instead of a collage or repeating pattern, the illustration is a unified, continuous scene contained within a flowing, organic, or irregular geometric boundary (not a rigid rectangle). This singular artwork is rendered in the specific painterly style of [Oaxacan folk art] and depicts iconic landscapes or urban scenes of [Oaxaca, Mexico]. Crucially, there is a noticeable "margin" of textured negative space (approximately 1/3 of the frame's total width/height) between the outer boundaries of this distinct illustration shape and the physical edge of the square frame. The color palette of the surrounding textured, muted background is elegant and directly derived from the hues of the [Mexican hot chocolate] itself. Placed within the significant negative space is a small, culturally distinct object serving as an auxiliary label (e.g., seal, postmark) with "[Oaxaca]" and "[chocolate caliente]" unobtrusively inscribed in the native language/script. Scattered raw [cacao nibs] are arranged artfully around the vessel and the edges of the illustration boundary. Soft, natural, overhead lighting.

Generate a hyper-realistic, vintage-style portrait of a woman from the Victorian era. The image should mimic the aesthetic of mid-19th-century photography but with modern clarity. She is wearing a historically accurate, elaborate hat with lace details. The lighting should simulate soft candlelight, casting warm, gentle shadows across her face to create an intimate atmosphere. The color grading should feature faded, desaturated tones—sepia, cream, and dust pink—to evoke the feeling of an aged photograph preserved in time. Compose the image in a vertical portrait format, focusing on the texture of the fabrics and the melancholy expression of the subject.

A cinematic portrait of a Geisha walking through a Kyoto street at night. She wears a silk kimono with a floral pattern and traditional white makeup. She holds a red paper umbrella. The scene is lit by the warm glow of paper lanterns, contrasting with the cool blue twilight.

Retelling history through plastic construction blocks. Input Variable: [Thomas Edison] Workflow: Medium Shift: The subject and his laboratory are constructed entirely of high-gloss plastic interlocking bricks (LEGO-style). Context: A “Master Builder” set depicting the Menlo Park laboratory, complete with shelves of brick-built prototypes. Action: The minifigure version of [Thomas Edison] is holding a tiny plastic screwdriver, standing beside a glowing brick-built light bulb assembly. Style: Macro Toy Photography (Tilt-Shift).

Generate a Pop Art style image of a soda can. Use the visual language of Roy Lichtenstein: bold, primary colors (flat red, yellow, blue), thick black outlines, and 'Ben-Day dots' for shading. The image should look like a mass-produced comic book panel blown up to canvas size. The aesthetic is graphic, commercial, and ironic.

Create "Ninja Cat" chibi stickers. 4 expressions: Happy, Angry, Sneaky, Sleeping. White borders.