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Prompt Share 🚨 What if your character was the whole collection? Prompt 👇 A cinematic macro scene of the uploaded reference character standing inside a sealed glass terrarium, controlling a miniature weather system trapped around them. Likeness Integrity: Preserve the uploaded character’s exact proportions, eye shape, eye spacing, stylization, silhouette, outfit, accessories, material identity, and original color palette. Do not humanize. Do not alter anatomy or facial structure. Do not add a mouth or nose if the reference does not have them. Identity must remain instantly recognizable. Scene Concept: The character stands on a tiny moss-covered terrain inside a rectangular glass terrarium. Around them, an impossible miniature storm is forming: small dark clouds swirl just above head level, rain falls only inside the glass box, and tiny lightning forks illuminate the interior for a split second. The character is not simply standing. They are conducting the storm with one limb raised and the other pulled close to the body, as if controlling pressure, wind, and rainfall. Their posture feels focused and dangerous, like they are tuning the weather by instinct. The outside world remains calm: a dark wooden table, faint room shadows, and dry dust outside the glass. Inside the terrarium, everything is wet, alive, and violent. Environment: Inside the terrarium: moss, tiny rocks, broken miniature fence pieces, wet soil, droplets on glass walls, tiny puddles forming around the character’s feet. Outside the terrarium: dry tabletop texture, a few dust particles, soft darkness, no clutter. Camera & Perspective: Ultra-low macro camera placed outside the glass, almost level with the terrarium base. 90–100mm macro lens. The nearest glass corner dominates the foreground, partially blurred and refracting the scene inside. The character is positioned off-center behind the glass, framed by storm clouds and condensation. The perspective should feel intimate, trapped, and slightly voyeuristic. Composition: Glass walls create layered depth: foreground glass edge → character inside storm → misty back wall → dark room beyond. One vertical terrarium edge cuts through the frame near the foreground. The character occupies the lower-right third, while the storm mass twists diagonally upward toward the upper-left. No centered symmetry. Depth of Field: Primary focal plane locked on the character’s eyes, upper torso, and raised limb. Foreground glass droplets are partially sharp but distorted. Rain streaks closest to the lens blur into soft vertical lines. Background moss, clouds, and back glass collapse into atmospheric blur. No full-frame sharpness. Lighting: Cold blue lightning flashes from inside the terrarium, carving the character silhouette. Warm amber room light grazes the outside glass from screen-left. Hard rim light catches droplets along the glass edge. Deep shadow mass behind the character. No flat lighting, no soft studio wash. Texture & Material: Hyper-detailed condensation beads, wet moss fibers, glass scratches, soil granules, tiny puddle ripples, micro water trails on glass. The character’s original material remains exact, with subtle wet interaction: tiny droplets, softened reflections, slight rain sheen, without changing design. Atmosphere: Dense internal mist trapped behind glass. Tiny rain particles suspended in different depth layers. Miniature lightning glow reflecting on wet surfaces. Outside the box, the air remains dry and dark, making the storm feel imprisoned. Color Grade: Cold cyan and deep blue inside the terrarium. Warm amber reflections outside the glass. Muted greens in moss, deep blacks in the room, controlled saturation, smooth highlight roll-off. Emotion: A private apocalypse in a box. The character feels calm at the center of a storm too small for the world, but too powerful to stay contained. Negative Constraints: No redesign of the character. No humanization. No added facial features. No extra characters. No open outdoor landscape. No clean studio background. No centered composition. No flat lighting. No full-frame sharpness. No oversized fantasy lightning covering the character. No text, logos, or watermark. ar 4:5

Prompt Share 🚨 What if your character was the whole collection? Prompt 👇 A cinematic macro scene of the uploaded reference character standing inside a sealed glass terrarium, controlling a miniature weather system trapped around them. Likeness Integrity: Preserve the uploaded character’s exact proportions, eye shape, eye spacing, stylization, silhouette, outfit, accessories, material identity, and original color palette. Do not humanize. Do not alter anatomy or facial structure. Do not add a mouth or nose if the reference does not have them. Identity must remain instantly recognizable. Scene Concept: The character stands on a tiny moss-covered terrain inside a rectangular glass terrarium. Around them, an impossible miniature storm is forming: small dark clouds swirl just above head level, rain falls only inside the glass box, and tiny lightning forks illuminate the interior for a split second. The character is not simply standing. They are conducting the storm with one limb raised and the other pulled close to the body, as if controlling pressure, wind, and rainfall. Their posture feels focused and dangerous, like they are tuning the weather by instinct. The outside world remains calm: a dark wooden table, faint room shadows, and dry dust outside the glass. Inside the terrarium, everything is wet, alive, and violent. Environment: Inside the terrarium: moss, tiny rocks, broken miniature fence pieces, wet soil, droplets on glass walls, tiny puddles forming around the character’s feet. Outside the terrarium: dry tabletop texture, a few dust particles, soft darkness, no clutter. Camera & Perspective: Ultra-low macro camera placed outside the glass, almost level with the terrarium base. 90–100mm macro lens. The nearest glass corner dominates the foreground, partially blurred and refracting the scene inside. The character is positioned off-center behind the glass, framed by storm clouds and condensation. The perspective should feel intimate, trapped, and slightly voyeuristic. Composition: Glass walls create layered depth: foreground glass edge → character inside storm → misty back wall → dark room beyond. One vertical terrarium edge cuts through the frame near the foreground. The character occupies the lower-right third, while the storm mass twists diagonally upward toward the upper-left. No centered symmetry. Depth of Field: Primary focal plane locked on the character’s eyes, upper torso, and raised limb. Foreground glass droplets are partially sharp but distorted. Rain streaks closest to the lens blur into soft vertical lines. Background moss, clouds, and back glass collapse into atmospheric blur. No full-frame sharpness. Lighting: Cold blue lightning flashes from inside the terrarium, carving the character silhouette. Warm amber room light grazes the outside glass from screen-left. Hard rim light catches droplets along the glass edge. Deep shadow mass behind the character. No flat lighting, no soft studio wash. Texture & Material: Hyper-detailed condensation beads, wet moss fibers, glass scratches, soil granules, tiny puddle ripples, micro water trails on glass. The character’s original material remains exact, with subtle wet interaction: tiny droplets, softened reflections, slight rain sheen, without changing design. Atmosphere: Dense internal mist trapped behind glass. Tiny rain particles suspended in different depth layers. Miniature lightning glow reflecting on wet surfaces. Outside the box, the air remains dry and dark, making the storm feel imprisoned. Color Grade: Cold cyan and deep blue inside the terrarium. Warm amber reflections outside the glass. Muted greens in moss, deep blacks in the room, controlled saturation, smooth highlight roll-off. Emotion: A private apocalypse in a box. The character feels calm at the center of a storm too small for the world, but too powerful to stay contained. Negative Constraints: No redesign of the character. No humanization. No added facial features. No extra characters. No open outdoor landscape. No clean studio background. No centered composition. No flat lighting. No full-frame sharpness. No oversized fantasy lightning covering the character. No text, logos, or watermark. ar 4:5

Prompt Share 🚨 What if your character was the whole collection? Prompt 👇 A cinematic macro scene of the uploaded reference character standing inside a sealed glass terrarium, controlling a miniature weather system trapped around them. Likeness Integrity: Preserve the uploaded character’s exact proportions, eye shape, eye spacing, stylization, silhouette, outfit, accessories, material identity, and original color palette. Do not humanize. Do not alter anatomy or facial structure. Do not add a mouth or nose if the reference does not have them. Identity must remain instantly recognizable. Scene Concept: The character stands on a tiny moss-covered terrain inside a rectangular glass terrarium. Around them, an impossible miniature storm is forming: small dark clouds swirl just above head level, rain falls only inside the glass box, and tiny lightning forks illuminate the interior for a split second. The character is not simply standing. They are conducting the storm with one limb raised and the other pulled close to the body, as if controlling pressure, wind, and rainfall. Their posture feels focused and dangerous, like they are tuning the weather by instinct. The outside world remains calm: a dark wooden table, faint room shadows, and dry dust outside the glass. Inside the terrarium, everything is wet, alive, and violent. Environment: Inside the terrarium: moss, tiny rocks, broken miniature fence pieces, wet soil, droplets on glass walls, tiny puddles forming around the character’s feet. Outside the terrarium: dry tabletop texture, a few dust particles, soft darkness, no clutter. Camera & Perspective: Ultra-low macro camera placed outside the glass, almost level with the terrarium base. 90–100mm macro lens. The nearest glass corner dominates the foreground, partially blurred and refracting the scene inside. The character is positioned off-center behind the glass, framed by storm clouds and condensation. The perspective should feel intimate, trapped, and slightly voyeuristic. Composition: Glass walls create layered depth: foreground glass edge → character inside storm → misty back wall → dark room beyond. One vertical terrarium edge cuts through the frame near the foreground. The character occupies the lower-right third, while the storm mass twists diagonally upward toward the upper-left. No centered symmetry. Depth of Field: Primary focal plane locked on the character’s eyes, upper torso, and raised limb. Foreground glass droplets are partially sharp but distorted. Rain streaks closest to the lens blur into soft vertical lines. Background moss, clouds, and back glass collapse into atmospheric blur. No full-frame sharpness. Lighting: Cold blue lightning flashes from inside the terrarium, carving the character silhouette. Warm amber room light grazes the outside glass from screen-left. Hard rim light catches droplets along the glass edge. Deep shadow mass behind the character. No flat lighting, no soft studio wash. Texture & Material: Hyper-detailed condensation beads, wet moss fibers, glass scratches, soil granules, tiny puddle ripples, micro water trails on glass. The character’s original material remains exact, with subtle wet interaction: tiny droplets, softened reflections, slight rain sheen, without changing design. Atmosphere: Dense internal mist trapped behind glass. Tiny rain particles suspended in different depth layers. Miniature lightning glow reflecting on wet surfaces. Outside the box, the air remains dry and dark, making the storm feel imprisoned. Color Grade: Cold cyan and deep blue inside the terrarium. Warm amber reflections outside the glass. Muted greens in moss, deep blacks in the room, controlled saturation, smooth highlight roll-off. Emotion: A private apocalypse in a box. The character feels calm at the center of a storm too small for the world, but too powerful to stay contained. Negative Constraints: No redesign of the character. No humanization. No added facial features. No extra characters. No open outdoor landscape. No clean studio background. No centered composition. No flat lighting. No full-frame sharpness. No oversized fantasy lightning covering the character. No text, logos, or watermark. ar 4:5