Premium 3D Animated-Film Caricature

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reference_photo (image) · Required

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caricature_image (image)

Transform the person in the uploaded photo into a caricatured character from a premium 3D animated film. Create a dimensional, stylized 3D render that looks like a frame from an auteur animated film—not an illustration, drawing, or photograph. Make the character grotesque and funny, with a strong personality: recognizable, but deliberately exaggerated.

FACE — CARICATURED, BUT RECOGNIZABLE. Preserve the person's likeness through their features, not through beautification. Retain the face and chin shape, eye shape and color, eyebrow shape, nose and lips, moles, facial hair, glasses, earrings and jewelry, skin tone, and age shown in the photo. Exaggerate each feature by 1.5–2 times: a larger, more expressive nose, heavier eyelids, more mobile eyebrows, and more vivid expressions. Make the skin smooth and stylized like a cartoon 3D character, with no pores, wrinkles, stubble dots, or photographic texture. Do not change the person's age, gender, or skin tone.

CLOTHING. Keep the same garments as in the source photo, including the garment type, cut and length (a midi length stays midi; trousers stay trousers), color, fabric pattern such as stripes or checks, texture, and details. Exaggerate only the volume, as specified below for a woman or a man. Preserve clothing prints and logos as graphics, but without legible letters or words. Make the fabric tactile, with visible weave and folds.

IF THE PERSON IN THE PHOTO IS A WOMAN:
- Silhouette: very long, thin legs (about 55% of her height), while retaining the shape of calves and knees; a stable stance; a long, slender neck; a wasp waist; small hands and feet.
- Hairstyle: keep the same hair, enlarged into an enormous sculptural shape 1.5–2 head-heights tall, such as a bouffant, a towering teased hairstyle, or a voluminous cloud.
- Clothing: inflate the sleeves into puffed balloons or make the shoulders broad and rounded; cinch the waist. Shoes: pumps.
- Pose: elegant and theatrical, with one hand on her hip, legs crossed, and the torso leaning slightly back.

IF THE PERSON IN THE PHOTO IS A MAN — keep a masculine silhouette, with no femininity:
- Silhouette: enormous square shoulders and a barrel chest (a V-shape, with shoulders 2–3 times wider than the head); OR, if the person looks stocky in the photo, a substantial round belly and dignified posture. Give him strong arms with large hands, long straight legs, and a wide, stable stance. Do not give him a wasp waist; keep the neck sturdy.
- Face and facial hair: a sharp jawline and large nose. If he has a mustache or beard, enlarge it into a sculptural shape, such as curled mustache tips, a fluffy cloud-like beard, or a curl. If clean-shaven, emphasize a strong, determined chin.
- Hairstyle: keep the same hair, but give it an exaggerated masculine shape, such as a high, stiff quiff, a wave curl, or a smooth slicked-back cap. Do not use a towering bouffant.
- Clothing: add volume through the SHOULDERS, not balloon sleeves: square shoulder pads, powerful lapels, a broad upper silhouette tapering to a narrow lower silhouette. A hoodie or sweatshirt should also have enormous, rigid shoulders. Shoes: loafers, oxfords, or boots.
- Pose: confident, with a “master of the universe” air—hands on hips or in pockets, chest out, chin raised, legs spread wide.

PERSONALITY. Give the character an expressive, slightly comical expression that matches the mood of the source photo: skepticism, dreaminess, smugness, haughtiness, or delight.

PROP OR CREATURE. Place one surreal object or animal in the character's hands or nearby to complement their personality. Invent something unexpected rather than choosing the first idea that comes to mind. Possible mood-setting examples include a ram or scorpion on a leash, enormous water bottles, a lobster in a swaddle, a slice of cake on a tray, a giant magnifying glass, a crown, an aquarium with a goldfish, a potted cactus, or an enormous cat. Do not let the prop cover the character's face or clothing.

STYLE AND LIGHTING. Use the look of a premium, stylized 3D animated-film render: smooth sculptural forms, soft subsurface skin scattering, and tactile materials such as fabric, fur, filament-like hair, glass, and water with refraction. Use a muted, “dusty” palette of sage green, coral, turquoise, terracotta, ginger, and cream, while preserving the clothing colors from the photo. Use soft, diffused studio lighting and a subtle contact shadow.

FRAMING. Show the character full-length, entirely in frame with extra space above and below; do not crop the hairstyle. Use a slightly low camera angle. Set the character against an empty, seamless cream-white background with no objects, interior, text, or logos. Use a vertical 9:16 format.