04/10/2026
here is the full prompt
Premium studio portrait of the uploaded main character standing beside a large, soft, stylized 3D mascot version of that same character on a seamless pastel-blue backdrop. Present the entire scene as ONE single continuous studio image with consistent perspective, lighting, and natural contact shadows.
CONCEPT — EXACT:
A clean commercial-style character portrait: the uploaded main character stands on the left, and a rounded, plush-like 3D mascot adaptation of that exact character stands immediately beside them on the right. The mascot must be recognizably based on the uploaded character’s identity, not a generic animal or unrelated design. Preserve the main character’s original species, gender presentation, defining features, and recognizable appearance.
REFERENCE INTERPRETATION — EXACT:
Use the uploaded reference as the sole source for the main character’s identity and the mascot’s design.
• If the reference depicts a real person, render the main subject as an ultra-photorealistic person with their exact facial identity and natural proportions.
• If the reference depicts an illustrated, animated, animal, fantasy, robotic, or other nonhuman character, preserve its established identity, anatomy, materials, and visual style, integrating it convincingly into the studio scene.
• Do not turn a nonhuman character into a human or change the character’s s*x, gender presentation, species, or defining anatomy.
• The mascot is a cute, rounded, plush-like reinterpretation of the SAME uploaded character.
SCALE — EXACT:
The mascot is smaller than the main subject. The top of the mascot’s main head sits approximately at the main subject’s shoulder-to-chest height. Any reference-specific ears, hair tufts, horns, antennae, or other head features may extend toward chin-to-eye level, but the mascot’s overall height must remain lower than the main subject’s. Its total width is approximately one and a half times the main subject’s torso width, adjusted naturally for the uploaded character’s anatomy. Both subjects must clearly share the same physical space.
POSE & EXPRESSION — EXACT:
Full-body standing portrait. For a humanoid subject, place the weight on the right leg with the left leg crossed gently in front and the left toe touching the floor. The left hand rests casually in a front pocket, and the right elbow is bent with the forearm raised so the right hand rests lightly on top of the mascot’s head, beside any defining head feature. No stretched or unnaturally reaching arm.
Keep the shoulders relaxed, the body angled approximately 20 degrees toward the mascot, and the head naturally upright, facing the camera with a warm, friendly expression appropriate to the uploaded character. Preserve reference-specific facial features and mouth coloration.
For nonhumanoid characters, adapt the pose to their actual anatomy: use a natural standing or resting posture and an appropriate limb or appendage to make gentle contact with the mascot. Do not add human hands, legs, pockets, or facial features where they do not belong.
HEAD-TO-BODY PROPORTION — EXACT:
Preserve proportions appropriate to the uploaded main character.
For an adult human subject, use realistic adult proportions, approximately seven to eight heads tall, with a natural-length neck, anatomically correct limbs, and five fingers on each visible hand. Do not impose adult proportions on a reference that clearly depicts a younger subject.
For a stylized or nonhuman character, retain its recognizable reference proportions and anatomy.
No oversized or shrunken head unless that proportion is inherent to the reference. No pasted-on face or mismatched body. All exposed skin, fur, scales, surfaces, or materials must have consistent color, lighting, texture, and sharpness.
MAIN SUBJECT IDENTITY LOCK:
The main subject must match the uploaded reference as closely as possible. Preserve the exact facial structure, silhouette, hairstyle or head features, eye shape and color, nose or muzzle shape, mouth shape, distinctive markings, skin tone or surface coloration, and all other defining identity features.
For human references, preserve jaw width, cheek fullness, eyebrow shape, eye shape and color, nose structure, lip shape, hairline, forehead shape, and natural facial texture. Do not beautify, alter gender presentation, or replace the subject with a generic model or celebrity.
BODY:
Preserve the uploaded character’s recognizable body type, build, proportions, and anatomy. Do not impose a slim, feminine, masculine, muscular, or otherwise altered physique. Maintain a relaxed, confident posture appropriate to the character.
OUTFIT:
For human or clothing-compatible humanoid characters: an oversized cornflower-blue chunky ribbed-knit crew-neck sweater with long loose sleeves, slightly dropped shoulders, and a hip-length hem; light-wash blue fitted jeans appropriate to the subject’s build; and clean white leather low-top sneakers with no readable branding.
If the uploaded character has an identity-defining costume, uniform, armor, or accessories, preserve those instead of replacing them. If the character does not naturally wear clothing, do not force human clothing onto it. Prioritize reference accuracy over the suggested outfit or blue color palette.
MASCOT DETAIL — EXACT:
Create a rounded, cute, plush-like 3D mascot version of the uploaded main character. The mascot must clearly reproduce the character’s most recognizable traits: hairstyle or head shape, ears or other appendages, facial features, signature markings, characteristic colors, outfit elements, and distinctive accessories where applicable.
Use a soft, rounded silhouette, an enlarged expressive head, a compact body, and shortened limbs or appendages appropriate to the reference anatomy. Translate the uploaded character’s defining features into a polished, high-end 3D animated mascot design without losing its identity.
Use dense, soft plush fibers or velvety surfaces where appropriate, with individual fibers visible along the cheeks, body, and edges. For characters whose identity depends on metallic, scaled, smooth, or other non-furry surfaces, use a soft stylized interpretation of those materials rather than adding arbitrary fur.
Eyes should be expressive and glossy where consistent with the reference, retaining the character’s recognizable eye shape and color. Give the mascot a friendly expression appropriate to its original design. Do not add a beak, wings, feathers, orange feet, or bird anatomy unless those features are present in the uploaded character.
The main subject’s hand or appropriate appendage rests naturally on the mascot’s head. The mascot slightly overlaps the main subject’s side, with a soft contact shadow and believable surface contact.
BACKGROUND — EXACT:
A smooth seamless sky-blue studio backdrop with a very soft lighter-to-deeper gradient. No props, no text, no visible set edges. A matching blue floor with soft grounded shadows beneath both subjects.
LIGHTING — EXACT:
Soft, bright studio light from the front-left with gentle fill. Natural dimensional highlights on the main subject’s face and body, appropriate to its materials. Subtle highlights on clothing or other surfaces, soft rim light along the mascot’s plush fibers or silhouette, and gentle contact shadows beneath both figures.
Use the same light direction, color temperature, and shadow behavior on the main subject and mascot so they convincingly occupy one shared studio space.