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Goal: Create a clean Japanese web UI mockup for an interactive 3D optical illusion museum called 錯視美術館, shown as an in-browser gallery navigation screen rather than a realistic photo. Canvas: Wide 16:9 screenshot-style composition, about 1200×720, with a pale off-white top navigation bar and a thin off-white bottom status bar. Use muted beige, taupe, cream, charcoal, and dusty blue-gray colors, with lots of negative space and a minimalist programmer-made museum aesthetic. Layout: The scene is split between a flat UI overlay and a simple low-poly 3D environment. At the top left, place a thin outlined circle logo, the Japanese museum name, and the small English subtitle “OPTICAL ILLUSION MUSEUM.” At the top right, place exactly three navigation links: “館内マップ”, “作品目録”, and “設定”. In the center/left foreground, show a large translucent information card over a 3D museum corridor. At the upper right of the scene, add a small instruction tooltip. Along the bottom, include breadcrumb/status text on the left and exactly five control labels on the right. 3D environment: Depict a stylized first-person museum courtyard/interior with massive blocky taupe walls, a cream floor, an open vertical slit revealing pale sky, and a few low-poly green trees outside. The main artwork is an impossible-perspective corridor installation made from three adjacent rectangular tunnel drawings: left, center, and right. Each tunnel uses repeated cream frames, dark blue-gray outline beams, converging perspective lines, and alternating vertical rectangular panels in beige, brown, and blue-gray, creating a depth illusion. The center tunnel is most prominent, with the left and right tunnels angled slightly. Include a tiny black mouse cursor near the upper-left side of the corridor artwork. Main card text: In the upper-left translucent panel, show the room code “G04”, the title 奥行きの間, and the description 少し場所を変えると、何が見えるでしょう。. Below, create a larger semi-transparent catalog panel titled “この展示室の作品” with “4 WORKS” aligned right. List exactly four works in two columns and two rows: “01 ふたりのいる部屋” with the status “鑑賞済み”, “02 距離のあいだ” with a right arrow, “03 こちらを見る面” with a right arrow, and “04 こちらへ続く回廊” with a right arrow. Beneath the list, include exactly three route links: “線と狭窄の間へ歩く →”, “中庭・休憩へ歩く →”, and “中央ホールへ歩く →”. Instruction tooltip and footer: The small top-right tooltip should say exactly two lines: ドラッグで見回す・WASDで歩く and “床をタップして移動”. Bottom-left breadcrumb should read “奥行きの間 / 自由鑑賞”. Bottom-right controls should include small icon-like marks followed by exactly five labels: “マウス固定”, “休憩”, “ホール”, and “終章へ” plus the preceding small key/icon indicators. Visual style: Minimalist Japanese museum website, crisp vector typography, subtle translucency, fine divider lines, soft shadows, orthographic/low-poly 3D graphics, restrained color palette, no photorealism, no people, no extra popups, no watermark.

2x2 grid, 16:9, pick 4 neighborhoods in all their glory: PAPER_RELIEF(TOPIC) ::= layer_00 = flat backing sheet layer_01 = broad silhouette cutout layer_02 = major facial / object planes layer_03 = internal contour lines layer_04 = symbolic objects and diagrams layer_05 = flowing scrolls and ribbons layer_06 = dimensional title typography layer_07 = tiny embossed micro-details Rules: - every layer casts a soft visible shadow - edges should look physically cut, stacked, folded, or curled - detail density increases near focal zones - background remains quiet and paper-based - all depth comes from real material layering, not digital gradients

16:9 select * from artifact_diorama_archives where subject_media = '[media_title]' and base_structure = 'giant_hollowed_out_sphere_cracked_open' and exterior_shell = ( select manuscript_aesthetic, typography from cultural_heritage_db where lore = '[media_title]' format as 'flat_2d_painted_fresco_and_calligraphy_on_outer_curve' ) and interior_payload_strata = array[ (level: 'upper_apex', asset: 'infer_climactic_fortress_or_throne([media_title])'), (level: 'middle_caverns', asset: 'infer_mythological_creatures_and_terrain([media_title])'), (level: 'lower_basin', asset: 'infer_epic_armies_and_waterways([media_title])') ] and materials = 'carved_stone_wood_and_antiqued_gold' and optical_engine = 'macro_photography_depth_of_field';

Please create a separate high-end design poster for each photo I upload, no multi-image stitching, each photo output individually. The overall layout adopts a 3:4 vertical composition, with the upper and lower areas strictly 1:1 in height, each occupying 50% of the screen. The upper part retains the original photo, maintaining the identity, structure, posture, real texture, natural light and shadow, and the original color atmosphere of the subject, with only slight high-end color grading to give it the texture of an art magazine, independent publication, and exhibition image. To adapt to the frame, the environmental background can be naturally extended, but the subject must not be stretched, distorted, or changed. The lower part first understands the **core theme, subject relationship, structural trends, emotions, and visual metaphors** most worth remembering in the original photo, and then reconstructs it into a **pastel hand-drawn doodle material collage illustration with vintage paper texture**. Do not copy the photo item by item, nor cover a large area of the screen. Instead, delete irrelevant details and only keep the structure, trends, and visual memory points that best represent the original object. Through hand-drawn doodles, material collage, pastel crayon texture, and reconstruction of small amounts of paper pieces, carry out **clever re-drawing and re-expression**, so that people can recognize its correspondence with the photo above at a glance. The subject modeling is presented with a **small-scale seal-style main visual**, not pursuing a complete replica, but completing identification through a few most critical outlines, postures, directions, and relationships. The subject lines adopt obvious **chalk/crayon style hand-drawn doodle lines**: varying slightly in thickness, with dry particles, intermittent powder falling, slight shaking, and incomplete closed edges, like a casual line draft drawn directly on a rough paper surface. There may be slight slanting, repetition, hesitation, and clumsiness, but it must not become a messy draft. Short lines, cross-hatching, simple grids, and a small amount of smearing can be used locally to express the structure, without realistic volume shaping. The overall logic of **material collage** is still maintained. The subject and a small amount of auxiliary elements can be composed of paper pieces, collage shapes, pastel color blocks, and hand-drawn symbols, retaining slight clipped edges, layered relationships, and a handmade feel, but only serving generalization and reconstruction, without trivial decoration. A very small number of starlight, flowers, ripples, geometric symbols, or lifestyle doodles related to the original picture's emotions can be added around as narrative echoes, without forming a second visual center. The composition maintains the relationship between **small-scale seals and large areas of white space**, freely arranging positions according to the subject's own direction, proportion, and visual focus, which can be eccentric, edge-aligned, suspended, or partially cropped. **White space must be a conscious compositional language, not just an empty background.** Together with the subject, collage elements, text, and small amounts of symbols, it forms positive and negative shapes, density, gathering and scattering, and asymmetric balance, constituting a clear sense of breathing, space, and pause. It's better to delete than to fill, letting the subject be like a visual seal carefully placed on a large piece of paper. The background must form a **clear and gentle contrast** with the subject, and the hue, brightness, and texture must not be all blurred into a mass. The background paper can be warm brown kraft paper, recycled paper, light-colored handmade paper, or other paper bases consistent with the temperament of the original picture, but it must be distinguished from the subject in line brightness, color block brightness, or hue, so that the subject emerges clearly. The background maintains real fiber and graininess, clean and natural, without dirty old stains. The color scheme extracts **2–4 most vivid, approachable colors that best represent the spirit of the picture** from the photo above, re-modulates them into soft and clear pastel color groups. Creamy pink, peach orange, light sky blue, mint green, soft yellow, light purple, and other light colors can be naturally formed, and highlighted with white or creamy lines. The overall should be bright, warm, healing, and have a sense of life, while being sufficiently distinguished from the background, avoiding dark, dirty brown, dull Morandi-style, fluorescent colors, and cheap candy feel. The text only involves a very small amount of editorial intervention, without language restrictions. A few short sentences or text fragments can be freely extracted from the subject, emotions, actions, memories, or metaphors of the photo, using a **slender, sparse, light typewriting layout font with slight uneven spacing and old-style printing errors**, contrasting with the relaxed hand-drawn lines. The text is quietly scattered in the white space, placed close to the subject or arranged along the direction of the screen, forming a natural image-text mixing relationship with the illustration, without making a fixed title template. The overall presentation is a high-end visual effect composed of **paper texture, pastel crayon doodles, a small amount of material collage, small-scale seal subjects, large-area conscious white space, and relaxed image-text mixing**. The key is not to copy the photo, but to understand the visual language of the original picture and re-express the original theme in a more clever, lighter, and more breathable way. Avoid item-by-item re-drawing, the background and the subject being blurred into a mass, the screen being filled, realistic depiction, fine outlining, smooth vector, excessive decoration, children's template feel, 3D feel, and commercial poster feel.

1: an ethereal semi-transparent silhouette of a graceful young woman in a flowing dress, surrounded by iridescent dragonflies and butterflies 2: a tender branch of pale pink roses with translucent petals and small violets at the base 3: a graceful meadow shrub with translucent white bell-shaped flowers and clusters of tiny glowing berries delicate hand-painted botanical fantasy illustration, soft porcelain-like gouache painting style, translucent pastel elements, gentle sage-green and dusty-rose palette, ethereal light rays from above, glistening water droplets, luminous semi-transparent details, iridescent accents, fine brushwork with embossed relief texture, soft diffused lighting, full-bleed composition, no frame, no border frame, border, vignette, hard edges, dark outline, neon colors, 3D render, photorealistic, text, watermark

{ "vibe_title_en": "Quantum Surrender", "master_prompt": "A hyper-realistic, high-budget practical effect photograph. The Protagonist captured in a strict, dramatic profile shot against a pure, infinitely black sensory deprivation void. NARRATIVE ENERGY: The Ethereal Surrender. The subject's head is gracefully tilted back, eyes gently closed in a state of peaceful, dreamlike submission, radiating a calm, transparent vulnerability. WARDROBE: Draped in a voluminous, heavy matte-white silk cowl that shrouds the back of the head and shoulders, framing the face. SURREAL ELEMENT: Giant, heavy, translucent crimson casino dice made of flawlessly polished resin are suspended weightlessly in mid-air around the subject. One die tumbles macro-close to the lens, creating rich, optical bokeh. LIGHTING: A single, strong side-strobe with a honeycomb grid creates a brilliant white rim-light effect, carving the strict profile silhouette of the face, the folds of the white silk, and the edges of the floating dice against the pure black background. A secondary, ultra-soft diffused fill gently illuminates the delicate skin textures and pores around the closed eyes. CAMERA: Shot on Hasselblad H6D-100c with a 100mm f/2.2 lens. FILM: Kodak Portra 800 analog film stock. Micro-details include organic dust motes caught in the rim light, microscopic scratches on the solid resin dice, and physical light refraction casting subtle red caustic reflections onto the pure white silk. Cinematic, tactile, no neon, profound negative space.", "meta": { "intent": "conceptual_fashion_surrealism", "priorities": "lighting_contrast, surreal_physics, organic_textures, strict_profile", "device_profile": "high_res_oled_displays" }, "frame": { "aspect": "4:5", "composition": "strict_profile_silhouette_with_foreground_macro_elements", "layout": "subject_centered_facing_right_pure_black_negative_space", "camera_angle": "eye_level_profile", "tilt_roll_degrees": "0" }, "subject": { "gender": "Female", "identity": "The Protagonist", "demographics": "Ageless, Androgynous potential", "face": "Delicate skin textures, relaxed jaw, serene features", "hair": "Pulled back, mostly obscured by the white silk shroud", "body": "Relaxed, draped shoulders leaning slightly back", "expression": "Peaceful, dreamlike submission, transparent vulnerability", "pose": "Strict profile, head tilted back, eyes closed, upward-gazing alignment" }, "wardrobe_accessories": { "garments": [ { "item": "Voluminous hooded cowl", "material": "Heavy matte-white silk", "color": "Pure white", "fit": "Draped, pooling around the shoulders and framing the jawline" } ], "accessories": [ { "item": "Oversized casino dice (floating)", "color": "Translucent crimson red with stark white pips", "material": "Heavy polished resin", "brand_style": "Surrealist High-Budget Practical Prop" } ] }, "environment": { "setting": "Light-absorbing sensory deprivation void", "surfaces": "Pure black negative space, invisible floor and walls", "depth": "Infinite black background, heavily layered shallow foreground with macro objects", "atmosphere": "Zero-gravity suspension, quiet, still, dreamlike", "lens_interaction": "Extreme macro bokeh from the closest floating red die intersecting the lens plane" }, "lighting": { "key": "Strong, directional side-rim light (strobe with snoot/grid) from behind the subject", "fill": "Ultra-soft, highly diffused bounce reflecting subtly into the facial profile", "rim": "Crisp, brilliant white rim light carving the profile edge, eyelashes, and silk folds", "shadows": "Deep, pure black, crushing seamlessly into the void background", "color_temperature": "5500K daylight balanced strobe, paired with deep crimson light refractions from the resin", "sensor_flare": "None, pristine light carving" }, "camera": { "lens_type": "Medium Format Prime", "focal_length": "100mm", "aperture": "f/2.2", "focus": "Tack sharp on the subject's profile eyelashes and skin texture", "sensor_format": "Medium Format 100MP", "perspective_distortion": "Zero compression distortion, intimate and physically grounding" }, "post_processing": { "color": "High-contrast true black, striking translucent crimson, pristine matte white", "tonality": "Low-key chiaroscuro with soft midtones on the skin", "texture": "Kodak Portra 800 organic film grain, microscopic resin scratches, tactile skin pores", "digital_sharpening": "None, relies entirely on elite optical sharpness", "chromatic_aberration": "Subtle organic fringing strictly on the extreme out-of-focus foreground dice" }, "negative_specifications": [ "neon", "flat lighting", "cluttered background", "forward-facing pose", "open eyes", "digital painting", "CGI plastic look", "bright background", "distracting environmental elements", "harsh front flash" ] }

Please turn each photo I upload into an independent high-end design poster, not a multi-image collage, with each photo output separately. The overall composition is a 3:4 vertical layout, with the upper and lower regions strictly 1:1 in height, each occupying 50% of the frame. The upper part retains the original photo, maintaining the subject's identity, structure, posture, real texture, natural light and shadow, and original color atmosphere, with only slight high-end color grading to give it the texture of an art magazine, independent publication, or exhibition image. To adapt to the frame, the environmental background can be naturally extended, but the subject must not be stretched, distorted, or changed. The lower part first understands the most memorable **subject, basic composition, perspective relationship, structural trend, visual memory points, and overall atmosphere** of the original photo, and then reconstructs it into a minimalist pixel landscape with a sense of material collage. Instead of completely copying the photo, delete irrelevant details and only keep the structures, trends, and visual memory points that best represent the original, summarizing them through the order of regular blocks and the texture of natural materials, so that people can instantly recognize its correspondence with the photo above. Pixel modules are not standard digital color blocks, but like **small square and near-square fragments cut from rough shells, shell flakes, or natural mineral shell layers**. Maintain a clear geometric grid order, but the edges can be slightly chipped or not perfectly regular, with surfaces featuring natural bedding, powdery particles, slight bumps, wear, and uneven colors, mainly with a matte, natural, and gentle material feel. The core area of the subject is formed by relatively dense modules, with edges gradually decreasing, missing, breaking, and floating, allowing the form to naturally dissipate from clarity into white space. Strictly control the total number of modules to no more than 200, with individual module sizes being uniform or close to uniform, avoiding fine noise, standard mosaics, and a game pixel feel. The composition maintains a relationship between **small-scale stamps and large areas of white space**, freely arranging positions based on the subject's own direction, proportion, and visual center, which can be off-center, edge-aligned, suspended, or partially cropped. The subject occupies about 30%–45% of the lower part, with the remaining space intentionally left blank. White space is not just a blank background, but a constituent element as important as the subject, module density, and disappearing boundaries, establishing a sense of breath, space, and pause through positive and negative forms, density, gathering and scattering, and asymmetric balance. It is better to delete information than to fill the screen, making the subject like a material stamp carefully placed on a large sheet of paper. The color scheme extracts **the brightest, most vivid, and most vital colors from the upper photo and retunes them**, instead of taking average colors or faithfully copying original color values. Moderately increase brightness, purity, and transparency, naturally deriving clear sky blue, lake cyan, tender green, warm yellow, coral orange, peach pink, and other bright comprehensive colors from the original image, forming a warm and healing color rhythm through refreshing cold and warm relationships. Use a large amount of pure warm white or very light near-white coordinated with the original image's composite color temperature as a breathing space. The main colors are bright and energetic but not glaring, with local warm orange, golden yellow, coral red, or soft pink serving as sun-like highlight colors. Retain the slight natural color difference and bedding of the shell material itself, but avoid turning gray, old, or dirty. Avoid gray and dirty, old, low-saturation Morandi-style, dark brown filters, gloomy earth tones, fluorescent colors, and a cheap candy feel. Text only makes minimal editorial intervention, with no language restrictions and no preset fixed titles or numbers. A small amount of words or short phrases can be freely extracted from the photo's subject, location, action, emotion, or metaphor, placed quietly in the white space or at the edge of the subject, forming a refined graphic relationship with the material modules without overwhelming the main subject. The overall presentation is a high-end visual effect composed of **natural material collage, shell-textured pixels, regular geometric order, progressive fading, small-scale stamps, large-area artistic white space, and modern editorial layout**, more like a reconstructed poster from a contemporary material art and design studio rather than a common digital pixel painting. Avoid full duplication of photos, complex backgrounds, real details, standard solid color blocks, smooth vectors, plastic mosaics, strong pearlescence, game UI feel, filled screens, excessive text, and templated effects.

Create an ultra-close-up underwater photo of a subject who has just jumped into a swimming pool or clear shallow water. The atmosphere is calm, light, and ethereal, with a focus on light reflections. There should be no sense of struggle or urgency.

Create a surreal cinematic 3D artwork of a grand piano keyboard transforming into a flowing ribbon of music and then into doves in flight. The scene shows one continuous ivory piano keyboard starting in the lower foreground, snaking leftward, twisting into several looped spirals like a knot, then unfurling toward the right as white feathered wings. Include exactly 2 white doves on the right side, both flying upward-right with spread wings, soft gray shadows, delicate feathers, and peaceful expressions. The keyboard should have realistic ivory keys and glossy black keys, with the keys continuing along every curve and loop of the impossible ribbon structure. The transformation should feel like a musical phrase loosening from tension into release, elegant and emotional, inspired by classical piano. Use a wide horizontal 16:9 composition, the tangled keyboard mass occupying the left half, the feather-wing transition in the center, and the two doves in the upper-right. Background: minimalist pale sage green studio space with large soft circular wall shapes, a smooth floor, gentle shadows, and diffused warm daylight from the upper left. Visual style: hyper-detailed photorealistic CGI with a subtle fine-art surrealism mood, creamy ivory and muted green palette, soft depth of field, graceful motion, no text, no people, no watermark. Optional thematic cue: a knot in the throat finally beginning to loosen.

Please transform each photo I upload into an individual high-end design poster; do not collage multiple photos together, output each photo separately. Use a 3:4 vertical composition overall, with the top and bottom sections strictly maintaining a 1:1 height ratio, each occupying 50% of the frame. The upper part should retain the original photo, preserving the subject's identity, structure, posture, realistic texture, natural lighting, and original color atmosphere, with only slight high-end color grading to give it the quality of an art magazine or exhibition print. The background may be naturally extended to fit the frame, but the subject must not be stretched, distorted, or changed. The lower part should extract the most recognizable **subject, silhouette, structure, posture, and narrative relationships** from the photo and reconstruct them into a **blocky, modular geometric deconstruction illustration**. Do not copy the photo completely or depict it realistically; instead, remove irrelevant details and retain only the visual memory points that best represent the original object's identity and temperament. Re-establish the image through geometric abstraction, overlapping shapes, and collage-style reorganization so that the correspondence between it and the photo above can be recognized at a glance. The overall styling emphasizes a **sense of blocks, modularity, geometric segmentation, and large complete surfaces**. Geometric splitting should not be too fragmented; do not cut into a large number of scattered small pieces. Instead, organize the subject with fewer, larger, and more complete rectangles, squares, rounded blocks, ellipses, triangles, and irregular surfaces. Figures can be represented with square faces and clear jawlines; architecture can be transformed into blocky volumes and facade zoning; animals, plants, and landscapes should also be refined into geometric forms with modular relationships. Moderate exaggeration and deformation are allowed, but the overall result must be mature, restrained, and concise. The overall style uses **flat color blocks + collage-like composition + modernist geometric language**. Color blocks are spliced together like pieces of paper, creating a distinct but orderly cut-and-paste feel. Complex backgrounds should be actively removed, leaving only necessary shapes. The composition maintains a **small-scale subject / large-area white space** relationship. Arrange the position freely according to the subject's own direction, proportion, and visual center, but always maintain a clear primary-secondary rhythm and editorial balance. Value positive/negative shapes and typographic order for an art publication feel. The material presents a **gentle paper grain and slight printmaking texture**: maintain delicate paper feel, soft noise, and slight printing texture on the geometric color blocks to make the image closer to a paper collage or art print. Avoid smooth vectors, 3D rendering, or over-refinement. Extract **2–4 of the most recognizable and pleasing colors that best reflect the subject's temperament** from the photo above and reorganize them into a high-end color system. The overall palette can be moderately brightened and purified into lighter, modern, and durable color block relationships such as **Creamy White and Apricot, Peach Pink, Coral Orange, Fog Blue, Sage Green, Warm Brown, Soft Purple**. The main colors should be distinct but not glaring, with सहायक colors being gentle and layered. Avoid muddy or fluorescent colors. Minimal text intervention, no language restriction. Refine short titles, small notes, or numbers based on the subject's identity. Text should be small and restrained, falling naturally in white space or corners, forming a delicate graphic-text relationship without commercial title stacking. The overall visual effect consists of **large-surface geometric deconstruction, restrained collage, soft high-end coloring, paper grain, large areas of white space, and editorial layout**. Whether the subject is a person, building, animal, or landscape, it should maintain a clear identity and modular geometric order. Avoid realistic depiction, over-fragmentation, childish collage, complex perspective, cartoonishness, or template-like poster styles.

Goal: Create a dark-mode desktop web app screenshot for HeliosGen, an AI image/video generation dashboard, shown in a wide 16:9 browser-like canvas. Canvas: 1200×675 style screenshot, very dark navy/black interface with subtle dotted grid texture across the main workspace. Use a clean modern SaaS UI aesthetic, thin dividers, small muted gray text, and teal accents. Layout: A narrow left sidebar occupies about 10% of the width, with the main workspace filling the rest. At the top of the main workspace, show two small tabs: “Generated” selected and “Uploaded” inactive. Beneath the tabs, display exactly 5 generated image thumbnails in one horizontal row, aligned along the top, each separated by thin borders. Sidebar details: Top-left logo text reads “HeliosGen” with a small teal emblem. Include exactly 6 primary navigation items with icons: 1) Image selected, 2) Video, 3) Workflow, 4) Assets, 5) Chat, 6) Settings. Below that, show a small “Folders” section with exactly 1 folder row labeled “All works,” then an empty-state area reading “No chats yet.” At the bottom-left, add two tiny stats/icons resembling “1.8k” and “220.” Thumbnail row: Show exactly 5 thumbnails from left to right: 1) an ornate amber luxury perfume bottle on a dark rock in a golden desert at sunset, 2) a rounded amber perfume bottle with ornate gold cap on a stone slab in desert dunes at sunset, 3) a square amber perfume bottle with a crescent-shaped cap on a black rock in desert dunes at sunset, 4) a single red apple centered on an off-white studio background, 5) a smaller red apple sitting on a white table in a minimal white studio scene. The first three thumbnails should feel cinematic and warm; the last two should be minimal product-photo tests. Bottom prompt panel: Near the bottom center of the workspace, include a floating generation control panel with rounded corners. On the left of the panel, show a small square preview tile labeled “IMAGE 1:1.” In the main text area, include the prompt: “Luxury Saudi perfume bottle on black stone, desert dunes in the background at sunset, premium commercial product”. Along the bottom of the panel, show compact controls reading approximately “Nano Banana Pro,” “2K,” “1:1,” “1/4,” “Multi,” and “JSON (4.14k),” plus a teal send/generate button at the right. Visual style: Crisp UI screenshot, high contrast, minimal glow, fine dotted background, realistic generated-image thumbnails, no browser chrome, no extra popups, no people, no watermark.

Please turn each uploaded travel photo into a separate 3:4 vertical "Retro Pixel Industrial Travel Archive" editorial poster. Each photo is output individually, without multi-photo collages. This style is not about directly pixelating the entire photo, nor is it about putting a generic computer frame on the photo. You must first extract 3 to 7 real objects that define the scene's identity from the original photo, then transform them into pixel sprites, local previews, data indices, and structural slices, and reassemble them into a fully functioning old computer software interface. The top portion, about 30% to 38% of the screen, retains the clearly recognizable original photo. Accurately maintain the identity of the subject, architectural structure, quantity, observation angle, spatial relationship, real texture, natural light and shadow, and local colors. Only apply slight artistic publication color grading and thin film grain treatment; do not illustrate, reconstruct, or change the original photo. Below the photo, maintain a 7% to 10% charcoal black or dark olive "breathing zone", in which a readable pixel title of 1 to 4 English words is added. The title should come from the actual structure or theme of the photo, for example: HEAVEN AXIS ROOF SYSTEM LAKE PAVILION CANAL OBJECTS The lower part, about 50% to 60% of the screen, constructs a complete late 1980s to early 1990s graphic workstation software interface. The primary background color must be a visible deep forest green, dark cyan-green, or faded olive green, not pure black. The computer area must simultaneously feature: 1. A complete main application window occupying the primary area below; 2. A narrow frame in old ivory or tobacco gold; 3. A system menu bar spanning the top of the entire application; 4. Menu text used verbatim: FILE EDIT VIEW DATA TOOLS WINDOW HELP 5. At least one selected menu; 6. An expanded drop-down menu directly connected to the selected menu; 7. Drop-down menu options can include: IMPORT… EXPORT… LAYERS… FILTER… COLOR MAP STATISTICS… PRINT… 8. At least three overlapping functional sub-windows; 9. Each sub-window has a title bar, close button, and specific function; 10. At least one window has clear scroll bars, arrow buttons, and sliders; 11. At least one object index, color palette, histogram, or status window. Analyze the photo first and list objects that can be separated. For example: Traditional architecture photos: Main roof, secondary roof, dougong color bands, gable walls, steps, railings, red walls. Garden photos: Pavilions, rocks, lake shores, cruise boats, branches, roof fragments. Water town photos: Stone bridges, wooden houses by the water, balconies, tiled roofs, water surface, reflections, shorelines. People or transportation photos: People, vehicles, roads, building facades, landmarks, and direction of action. Convert these real elements into low-resolution pixel sprites or structural modules. Retain the silhouette, direction, quantity, and signature colors of the objects, but remove tiny textures. Re-adjust the size and position of the objects in the central workspace: the main object can be enlarged to become a visual anchor, and other objects are arranged around it like movable layers. Do not follow the original...

Please make each photo I upload into an independent high-end design poster, no multi-photo splicing, each photo output separately. The overall use of a 3:4 vertical composition, the height of the top and bottom two areas is strictly 1:1, each occupying 50% of the screen. The upper part retains the original photo, maintaining the main body's identity, structure, posture, real texture, natural light and shadow and original color atmosphere, and only performs slight advanced color grading to give it the texture of art magazines, independent publications and exhibition images. To adapt to the frame, the environmental background can be naturally expanded, but the main body must not be stretched, distorted or changed. The lower part extracts the most recognizable **subject, contour, posture and narrative relationship** from the photo, and reconstructs it into a **flat illustration in the style of new folk art paper-cut collage**. Do not copy the photo completely, but delete irrelevant details, and only keep the structures, trends and visual memory points that best represent the original object, and re-summarize them through silhouettes, color blocks, engraved lines, positive and negative shapes and a small amount of cascading, so that people can recognize its corresponding relationship with the photo above at a glance. Subjects, plants, buildings, animals, utensils or environmental elements should be recombined like independent pieces of colored paper, and the modeling can be moderately naive, symbolic, and geometric, not pursuing realistic perspective and complex details, but emphasizing the sense of culture, handmade and contemporary design. The composition maintains the relationship between a **small-scale subject / seal-like main vision + large areas of white space**, and positions are freely arranged according to the subject's own direction, proportion and visual center of gravity. It can be eccentric, edged or partially cropped, but always maintain clear primary and secondary, sparse and dense rhythms and editorial balance. The subject can be concentrated on one side or below to form a visual landing point, with only a very small amount of auxiliary elements around it, and not forming multiple equivalent focuses. The material presents a **paper-cut collage + printmaking printing feel**: the edges of the color blocks can be slightly hand-cut, slightly misaligned in overprinting, ink-dropping and gentle particles, retaining the texture of paper fibers and art paper bottoms, avoiding smooth vectors, 3D rendering, photo filters and excessive refinement. The background is mainly cream white, warm white or light paper color, retaining a quiet and sufficient white space. The color scheme extracts **2-4 most recognizable** colors from the photo above and transforms them into a **bright but restrained, clear but not dazzling** flat color block system; it can be moderately purified, brightened and organized to form a clear hierarchy of main colors, auxiliary colors and a few eye-catching colors, which not only retains the emotion and identity of the original image, but also has the contemporary high-end sense of folk art collage, avoiding gray, dirty, dull, cheap candy-like and messy color matching. A small amount of text is involved, not limited to language. Short titles, small annotations, serial numbers, color value markings or explanatory snippets can be freely refined according to the subject, location, emotion, cultural imagery or symbolic meaning of the photo. The text should be small, light, and restrained, naturally falling in the white space area or corner of the layout, forming an exquisite graphic relationship with the graphics, and not doing commercial title stacking. The overall presentation is a high-end visual effect composed of **new folk art, paper-cut collage, symbolic modeling, printmaking texture, large areas of white space and editorial layout**, referring to contemporary folk-art illustration with paper-cut collage aesthetics, symbolic geometric forms, screen-print texture and editorial layout. Avoid realistic illustration, complex perspective, overly dense details, cartoonishness, 3D feel, templated poster feel and cheap cultural and creative feel.

Create a whimsical handcrafted miniature diorama featuring [ICONIC STRUCTURE] as the main focal point. Place the structure in a cozy, highly detailed tiny world with miniature streets, trees, flowers, lamps, benches, small shops, seasonal decorations and subtle objects that represent the location. Use a soft warm color palette, realistic handmade textures, tiny imperfections, paper-craft and clay-like details. Everything should feel physically miniature and lovingly hand-built. Set the entire scene against a clean white textured paper background with generous negative space. Add small elegant typography reading “[CITY / COUNTRY]” and a few tiny location-inspired signs. Soft diffused studio lighting, gentle shadows, charming storybook atmosphere, premium collectible miniature art, highly detailed, vertical 4:5 composition, no people, no photorealistic background.

Create a high-end independent editorial poster in a strict 3:4 vertical aspect ratio. Divide the canvas horizontally into two exactly equal 50/50 sections, designed as one cohesive art-publication cover. TOP HALF - EDITORIAL PHOTOGRAPH Create an original photorealistic editorial photograph based on the chosen subject or scene. Establish a strong, recognizable composition with authentic lighting, natural shadows, realistic textures, atmospheric depth, and sophisticated magazine-style color grading. Keep the photography natural, cinematic, and understated — like a premium independent magazine or contemporary art book. Avoid excessive retouching or artificial styling. BOTTOM HALF — HAND-DRAWN PAPER ILLUSTRATION Reinterpret the same subject and visual story as a small minimalist handmade paper illustration. Preserve the key silhouette, recognizable features, essential objects, pose or gesture, and core narrative. Simplify the scene heavily, using delicate imperfect hand-drawn lines, a few bold acrylic-style flat color shapes, visible brush marks, rough paper grain, and slightly irregular organic edges. Keep the illustration small and centered, occupying approximately 10–20% of the bottom half, with generous negative space. Use a rough white, warm off-white, or pale natural paper background, with only a few minimal shapes or lines suggesting the surrounding environment. COLOR & TYPOGRAPHY Derive a restrained palette of no more than 4 harmonious colors from the overall scene. Use controlled flat color blocks with subtle handmade texture. Optional minimal editorial typography may include a short title, keyword, location, year, number, or brief phrase. Keep it understated and naturally integrated into the negative space. FINAL ART DIRECTION Quiet, poetic, refined, minimal, innocent, relaxed, artistic, thoughtful, and premium. The visual concept is: “A small subject surrounded by a large amount of empty space.” Create a strong contrast between the photographic realism of the top half and the minimal handmade visual poem of the bottom half, while making both clearly belong to the same visual story. Avoid: collage layouts, generic templates, commercial advertising aesthetics, excessive decoration, busy compositions, excessive typography, 3D rendering, glossy textures, cartoon styling, crayon, colored-pencil, watercolor bleeding, heavy oil painting, pure line art, or polished digital illustration. Prioritize recognition, restraint, negative space, material texture, subtle imperfection, editorial sophistication, and storytelling.

Glass studio, holographic canvas, mixed tungsten and cyan light.

Create a cinematic hard-science-fiction space scene showing an enormous crescent-shaped orbital megastructure above Earth. The structure is a dark metallic incomplete ring, shaped like a giant curved arc or broken crescent, with intricate layered panels, exposed trusses, scaffolding, antennae, docking spines, and thin mechanical ribs. At its center is a small glowing spherical hub with warm amber light, connected to the crescent by exactly three long articulated support arms, plus one separate small curved module floating near the hub. The megastructure should feel massive, industrial, and partially under construction, with subtle orange running lights along the frame and cold white highlights on black gunmetal surfaces. Below, the bright curved horizon of Earth fills the lower third of the image, covered in pale clouds and atmospheric haze, while the upper two thirds are deep black space with sparse tiny stars. Use a vertical 4:5 composition, wide-angle orbital perspective, dramatic scale, realistic lighting, high contrast, photorealistic rendering, cinematic concept art detail, no text, no watermark, no visible astronauts or spacecraft.

A surreal night scene. A vast sea of black ink, perfectly still, and a woman floating on her back in the center — her white dress spreading like a lily pad — the surface of the ink spelling a single word in gold, "DREAM", the letters rippling in the distance. The moon above, the stars, a single white paper boat drifting toward her. Quiet, monumental, 2:3 aspect ratio.