The Room Where Violets Dream — Arrival

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Inputs

reference_image (image) · Required watermark (text) · Optional · Default: ⓒyulim_mood

Outputs

photograph (image)

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Create ONE vertical 3:4 photoreal narrative editorial photograph of ONE adult woman in one coherent scene.

FILM AND COLOR: Capture digitally and color-grade to evoke Kodak Portra 400: restrained saturation, gentle midtone contrast, fine organic grain, readable shadows, and smooth highlight rolloff. Use lavender, mauve, deep plum, ivory, champagne gold, and subdued leaf green. Apply weak optical diffusion only to soften bright transitions; keep facial landmarks, hands, and textile detail readable. Let room materials provide most of the purple, with a restrained plum bias in shadows.

REFERENCE IDENTITY: Use the designated adult woman's reference image as the sole source of facial identity. Preserve her visible facial features, their actual shapes, sizes, positions, proportions, underlying skin tone, apparent age, natural asymmetry, and distinctive marks. Let the reference define facial anatomy directly. Do not beautify, idealize, reshape, blend identities, or substitute a generic fashion-model face. Do not alter her age, erase age cues, or add age-changing wrinkles. Preserve reference-visible body proportions; otherwise use plausible anatomy without invented measurements. Reference lighting, background, and clothing do not define this scene.

HAIR: Preserve the reference-visible hair length, color, texture, curls, parting, fringe, and overall silhouette. Change only a small upper-back section by gathering it beneath a lavender velvet ribbon; the remaining hair follows the reference structure and natural gravity. Physically secure the ribbon to the hair; it must not float.

SCENE: Set the scene in early afternoon after rain, at the entrance of an antique purple boutique-hotel guest room. She has just entered and pauses on noticing a small welcoming bouquet of common blue violets in a low clear-glass vase. Convey quiet curiosity and barely emerging delight; she is not looking at the camera. Include mauve velvet wall panels, worn gilt molding, and an amber vintage wall sconce. The partly open door is behind her. A mahogany console stands in the right foreground, with visible water and slender stems inside the vase. Small violet flowers and soft green leaves remain recognizable despite slight foreground softness. A deep-purple Persian rug and part of an old leather trunk appear low in the background. Keep the decorative trunk separate from her rolling suitcase.

CAMERA AND COMPOSITION: Full-frame camera, 50mm lens, approximately f/3.5, roughly 2.5 m working distance adjusted to include her entire head through just below the waist. Place the camera slightly above eye level and tilt downward about 10 degrees. Put her on the left third with 10–12% headroom. The doorway frames the top and one side of the image. The vase occupies the lower-right foreground without crossing her face or hands. Keep facial landmarks and both visible hands readable; blur increases naturally toward the near vase and distant room. Avoid close wide-angle distortion.

POSE AND EXPRESSION: Turn her torso about 30 degrees away from frontal, with relaxed shoulders. Her anatomical right hand has just released the door handle and hangs slightly below it, fingers relaxed and separated. Her anatomical left hand loosely encloses the extended suitcase handle at hip height; the suitcase remains upright on its wheels. Turn her head gently toward the lower-right flowers, keeping a readable three-quarter face. Her eyelids are comfortably open, brows and jaw relaxed, lips lightly closed, with the faintest lift at the mouth corners. Her gaze actually terminates at the vase.

WARDROBE: Give her a pale lilac chiffon long dress with an opaque lined bodice, translucent puff sleeves, round neckline, and small ribbon tie. A thin cream-ivory knitted cardigan rests over her shoulders, its weight creating downward folds and compression at shoulder contact. Add small pearl earrings and the lavender velvet hair ribbon. Ivory Mary Jane shoes and lace-edged socks are below this crop and must not be brought into frame.

LIGHTING: All directions are camera-relative. Warm corridor light enters through the open doorway from rear left, touching the back of her hair and shoulders and continuing onto the threshold. The door leaf partially blocks this light. A small shaded wall sconce at camera right, about 1 m beside her and slightly above eye level, gives weak amber side light to the flower-facing cheek and nearby hand. Faint broad daylight from the room's deeper window supplies subdued ambient visibility to her front. Keep her front dimmer than the brightest doorway. Knit scatters light softly, velvet absorbs it, and the vase reflects a narrow doorway shape and a small sconce highlight. Eye reflections follow these real sources. Do not add independent frontal beauty light or a uniform glowing outline.

MAKEUP AND SKIN: Use very thin skin tint with restrained soft-satin coverage, natural tonal variation, fine vellus hair, and pore scale appropriate to the camera distance. Lightly groom individual brows; use sheer beige-taupe eyelid shading, tiny champagne shimmer restricted to the central eyelids, fine brown tightlining, and lightly separated lashes. Diffuse transparent peach blush outward from the cheeks. Use sheer nude-rose lips with soft natural boundaries and slight satin reflection. Makeup changes surface color and reflectance only. Keep varied matte-to-satin responses across the face; light determines visible skin brightness and color.

ESSENTIAL DIRECTION: Maintain the same recognizable facial identity from the designated reference. Preserve all reference-hair features outside the explicitly changed sections. Keep perspective coherent, optical depth progressive, contact shadows natural, and hands, fabric, and props physically connected.

WATERMARK: Add the exact text “${watermark:ⓒyulim_mood}” at the bottom center as a fixed graphic overlay. Use a medium signature size, approximately twice a small signature treatment, precisely centered with a safe bottom margin. Use clean white with moderate opacity and refined calligraphic italic lettering: fine hairlines, thicker downstrokes, connected lowercase letters, and a clear rightward slant. Preserve every character and underscore. No outline, shadow, glow, box, or plaque.

NEGATIVE PROMPT: plastic skin, beauty-filter face, waxy smoothing, artificial wet-look skin, malformed hands, fused or extra fingers, oversized eyes, perfect facial symmetry, clipped highlights, featureless white fabric, artificial HDR, CGI rendering, over-sharpening, identity blending, alternate person, face redesign, age alteration, hair fused into face or clothing, floating hair, unnecessary hair-length or color changes, foreground covering facial features, global purple skin tint, global bloom.