Photorealistic Portrait with a 3D Mini Avatar

Format

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Inputs

identity_reference_photo (image) · Required

Outputs

generated_image (image)

Use the uploaded photograph as the primary, strict, and sole identity reference. Create a scene that includes both a photorealistic version of me, faithful to reality, and my own clearly recognizable 3D “mini avatar.”

IDENTITY PRESERVATION — ABSOLUTE PRIORITY
Preserve my facial geometry; eye shape and spacing; eyebrows; nose; lips; jaw; skin tone; apparent age; and natural asymmetries. Preserve realistic skin texture and crisp facial details. Do not beautify, idealize, reshape, or cartoonify the realistic version. Identity fidelity takes priority over glamour.

3D MINI AVATAR
Create a polished, clearly stylized animated 3D version of the same person, with a disproportionately large bobblehead-style head, very large expressive eyes, rounded cheeks, and a proportionally smaller body. Preserve the features that make my identity recognizable. Do not create a photorealistic miniature human or a child who does not look like me. The avatar must wear the same outfit. Make it clearly visible and large enough to interact with the scene. Use realistic support and contact points unless the scene explicitly requires a magical element.

COSTUME AND STYLING
Dress both versions in an outfit inspired by the character Maleficent: an opaque black dress with a high collar, made of lace and velvet, with a cape featuring a raised collar and a headpiece with curved black horns. Add black lipstick. Preserve my hair color and facial anatomy; do not use any actress’s face.

MASCULINE ADAPTATION: If I request a masculine version, or provide a photo for that purpose, preserve my hair and facial hair (beard/mustache). Replace the dress or skirt with tailored trousers, a shirt, and a jacket or vest, keeping the same color palette. Include the themed cape, hat, horns, or floral headpiece as appropriate. For a version inspired by “Wednesday,” use a black suit and a white shirt with a pointed collar—no dresses or braids. Do not add wigs, extra braids, or lipstick unless explicitly requested. Apply the same adaptation to my male mini avatar. The identity in the uploaded photo and the requested concept take precedence over any example costume.

SCENE, ACTION, AND GAZE DIRECTION
I carefully remove artificial spiderweb strands from my mini avatar’s horns using both hands. The avatar stands on a wide piece of furniture and holds a paper bat garland. It has a comically irritated expression while remaining confident and playful. Keep both faces visible and keep loose strands away from the eyes. Direct the gaze toward the strands I am removing.

SETTING AND LIGHTING
An elegant Gothic living room with a carved wooden console, amber candles, purple accent lighting, pumpkins, and decorative ravens.

CAMERA AND COMPOSITION
Use a vertical 9:16 composition. Aim for premium, high-resolution photographic quality, with both faces in sharp focus, natural and realistic-looking skin, detailed fabrics, balanced exposure, and coherent shadows. Frame the action and important costume details without cropping either face. The subjects’ gazes should follow the narrative rather than automatically looking at the viewer.

QUALITY AND CONSTRAINTS
Show exactly two characters: me as a real person and my 3D avatar. Keep the hands anatomically coherent and make the way objects are held clearly defined. Avoid generic faces, artificial or plastic-looking skin, extra limbs, accidental floating objects, confusing interactions, borders, captions, logos, and watermarks. Intentional magical elements are allowed only when described in the scene.