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Prompt (EN)ABSOLUTE FACE IDENTITY LOCK — ORIGINAL REFERENCE IMAGE IS THE ONLY SOURCE OF TRUTH Use the ORIGINAL uploaded character reference image as the absolute and authoritative visual source for the adult woman's facial identity, skin tone, eye color, facial proportions, hairline, and all distinctive physical characteristics. The generated subject must unmistakably be the SAME ADULT WOMAN shown in the original reference image. This is NOT a redesign. This is NOT a lookalike. This is NOT a generic editorial model. This is NOT a beautified reinterpretation. Do NOT infer, assign, introduce, or modify race, ethnicity, nationality, ancestry, cultural identity, or regional appearance. All physical characteristics must come ONLY from the original reference image. REFERENCE FACIAL IDENTITY + REFERENCE SKIN TONE + REFERENCE EYE COLOR override every other creative instruction. Because this is an EXTREME CLOSE-UP, FACIAL IDENTITY FIDELITY IS THE SINGLE HIGHEST PRIORITY. FACE IDENTITY LOCK: Preserve with maximum possible fidelity the reference woman's: exact face shape forehead proportions cheekbone structure and placement jaw width and contour chin shape natural eye shape natural eye size eye spacing ORIGINAL EYE COLOR original iris character and pattern eyelid structure eyebrow shape, thickness, and placement nose width nose bridge nose tip nostril shape philtrum proportions mouth width upper-lip shape lower-lip shape natural lip volume skin tone and undertone natural facial asymmetry all distinctive identifying characteristics Do NOT: change her eye color to light blue lighten or recolor the iris enlarge the visible eye change eye spacing reshape the eyelid reduce or reshape the nose enlarge the lips narrow the jaw redesign the cheekbones alter facial proportions change the complexion make her younger beautify her into another woman impose a generic editorial or fashion-model face The visible half of the face must remain immediately recognizable as the ORIGINAL reference woman. EYE IDENTITY + OPTICAL CLARITY — CRITICAL: One eye is prominently visible and serves as the strongest focal point. EYE COLOR = ORIGINAL REFERENCE IMAGE. Preserve exactly: original eye color iris pattern eye shape eye size eyelid anatomy eyebrow relationship The phrase “striking eye” refers ONLY to photographic sharpness, clarity, catchlight, and emotional intensity. Do NOT interpret it as permission to create a blue or lighter-colored eye. The visible eye should have: critically sharp iris detail clearly resolved natural iris fibers sharp pupil definition strong but realistic catchlight subtle corneal reflections realistic moist eye surface delicate lower-waterline reflection natural sclera tonal variation excellent contrast and optical depth The eye should feel ALIVE, GLOSSY, CLEAR, INTENSE, and NATURAL. No fantasy glow. No artificial iris brightening. No over-whitened sclera. COMPOSITION: Create a dramatic ultra-realistic EXTREME CLOSE-UP portrait of the SAME adult woman from the original reference image. Only approximately HALF OF HER FACE is visible within the composition. The crop is intentional, sophisticated, intimate, and editorial. The visible portion of the face must include enough recognizable anatomy to establish identity: one complete eye eyebrow cheek significant nose structure lips jaw / facial contour The visible eye is the primary focal point. CROPPING changes. FACIAL ANATOMY does NOT. Do NOT distort or rotate the face unnaturally to create the half-face composition. EXPRESSION: Quiet strength. Calm resilience. Controlled intensity. Composed and introspective. The visible eye carries most of the emotional expression. Lips remain naturally relaxed. No exaggerated anger. No exaggerated sadness. No theatrical facial tension. Expression must never alter the underlying facial anatomy. SKIN: Preserve the ORIGINAL REFERENCE WOMAN'S exact natural skin tone and undertone. Show highly realistic: pores fine skin micro-texture subtle imperfections natural tonal variation fine facial hairs realistic moisture natural skin translucency subtle under-eye texture physically believable highlights and shadows Do NOT: whiten the complexion create porcelain skin artificially tan the skin change undertones excessively smooth the skin exaggerate wrinkles artificially age the woman create excessively damaged or rough skin The skin remains the natural skin of the reference woman beneath the artistic pigment. CONCEPTUAL FACE PAINT — ABSTRACT, NOT CULTURAL: Apply bold ABSTRACT CONCEPTUAL ART markings across selected areas of the visible face. Use a restrained palette of: deep red dark navy blue muted clay subdued ochre charcoal earth tones The markings may include: broad painterly strokes fragmented geometric shapes irregular lines layered pigment distressed pigment edges rough brush texture subtle scraped areas abstract non-representational motifs CRITICAL: These markings are contemporary conceptual body-paint artwork ONLY. They must NOT represent or imitate: tribal markings Indigenous markings ethnic symbols national symbols religious symbols ceremonial markings historical cultural motifs identifiable writing runes culturally specific iconography No recognizable symbolic language. The patterns should remain abstract and non-cultural. Paint must realistically interact with the reference woman's natural skin: visible pigment thickness realistic brush texture tiny cracks where appropriate varied opacity natural skin texture visible beneath thinner pigment matte and semi-matte areas realistic irregular edges The paint must NOT conceal the woman's recognizable facial anatomy. Keep the visible eye, essential nose structure, lips, and important facial contours sufficiently unobstructed. HEAD TEXTILES: Wrap weathered, tactile neutral textiles minimally around the head. Use: rough natural linen coarse woven cotton distressed neutral fabric layered handwoven-looking textile textures Palette: natural flax muted taupe warm stone charcoal beige weathered brown restrained earthy grey Include: frayed fabric edges exposed fibers uneven woven texture natural folds realistic fabric thickness subtle wear believable tension and layering A FEW small, simple natural wooden beads may be integrated as purely abstract decorative accessories. The beads must remain minimal and non-symbolic. CRITICAL: The textile styling is CONTEMPORARY CONCEPTUAL EDITORIAL STYLING. Do NOT describe or depict it as: ancient, tribal, nomadic, Indigenous, ethnic, ceremonial, religious, national, regional, or culturally specific. Do NOT transform the woman into a character belonging to an invented or real ethnic/cultural group. The styling must remain visually ambiguous, artistic, contemporary, and non-cultural. FACE VISIBILITY: Textiles and paint must NOT obscure the key identity markers of the reference woman. Keep clearly readable: visible eye eyebrow relationship nose structure cheek contour lip anatomy jaw contour Do not allow fabric to reshape the apparent forehead, cheekbones, jaw, or face width. LIGHTING: Dramatic cinematic lighting with controlled soft shadows. Use a large soft directional source that creates: dimensional facial modeling strong natural catchlight in the visible eye detailed pigment texture subtle skin highlights soft shadow transitions dimensional textile texture restrained highlights on wooden beads Keep the visible eye critically illuminated and readable. Do NOT: place the eye in deep shadow flatten the facial anatomy overexpose the skin use extreme colored lighting change the apparent skin tone create artificial glamour lighting BACKGROUND: Dark neutral studio background. Deep charcoal / muted warm grey. Minimal. Matte. Uncluttered. Softly out of focus. No environment. No scenery. No cultural context. No text. No logos. No symbols. CAMERA + OPTICS: 3:4 vertical portrait. Professional full-frame camera aesthetic. 85–105mm portrait / macro-lens perspective. Extreme close-up. Natural facial perspective. NO wide-angle distortion. CRITICAL FOCUS PRIORITY: visible eye and iris eyelashes surrounding skin texture facial pigment texture nose and lips textile fibers wooden-bead texture The visible eye must be critically sharp. Use shallow depth of field with natural optical falloff while preserving enough facial structure for immediate recognition. PHOTOGRAPHIC STYLE: Ultra-realistic raw conceptual fine-art portrait photography. Editorial. Cinematic. Tactile. Moody. Powerful. Quiet. Intimate. Contemporary. Sophisticated. Painterly quality comes from the REAL PHYSICAL PIGMENT applied to the skin — NOT from turning the photograph itself into a painting. The final result remains fully PHOTOREALISTIC. Natural human skin. Real pigment. Real textiles. Realistic optics. Realistic lighting. 8K visual-detail aesthetic. The result must look like a genuine professional conceptual photograph of the SAME woman from the original reference image. NEGATIVE: different woman, lookalike, generic editorial model, generic beauty face, identity drift, facial redesign, beautified reinterpretation, racial reinterpretation, ethnic reinterpretation, cultural reinterpretation, different face shape, different skin tone, lighter complexion, porcelain skin, different eye color, light-blue eye, blue eye, green eye, lighter iris, different iris pattern, larger eye, different eye shape, smaller nose, different nose, larger lips, different lips, narrower jaw, different cheekbones, different chin, facial reshaping, tribal markings, tribal paint, Indigenous markings, ethnic symbols, religious symbols, ceremonial symbols, cultural symbols, national symbols, runes, writing, ancient costume, nomadic costume, tribal costume, ethnic costume, religious headwear, culturally identifiable clothing, face hidden by paint, face hidden by textile, paint covering visible eye, plastic skin, wax skin, beauty-filter skin, exaggerated aging, artificial wrinkles, wide-angle distortion, blurred eye, weak iris detail, dull eye, artificial eye glow, over-whitened sclera, CGI, illustration, cartoon, digital painting, text, logo, watermark. FINAL REFERENCE VERIFICATION: IDENTITY = ORIGINAL REFERENCE WOMAN. FACE SHAPE = ORIGINAL REFERENCE. VISIBLE EYE SHAPE = ORIGINAL REFERENCE. VISIBLE EYE SIZE = ORIGINAL REFERENCE. EYE COLOR = ORIGINAL REFERENCE. IRIS CHARACTER = ORIGINAL REFERENCE. EYEBROW = ORIGINAL REFERENCE. NOSE = ORIGINAL REFERENCE. LIPS = ORIGINAL REFERENCE. CHEEKBONES = ORIGINAL REFERENCE. JAW + CHIN = ORIGINAL REFERENCE. SKIN TONE = ORIGINAL REFERENCE. SKIN UNDERTONE = ORIGINAL REFERENCE. FACIAL ASYMMETRY = ORIGINAL REFERENCE. ONLY CHANGE: extreme half-face composition calm, resilient, quietly intense expression abstract deep-red, navy-blue, and muted earth-tone conceptual face paint weathered neutral woven textile styling around the head minimal non-symbolic wooden bead details cinematic soft-shadow lighting dark neutral background shallow-depth editorial photographic treatment ABSOLUTE FINAL RULE: THE FACE MUST REMAIN THE ORIGINAL REFERENCE WOMAN. The original prompt's “light-blue eye” must NOT be transferred to the character. The original prompt's “tribal,” “ancient,” and “nomadic” descriptions must NOT influence the woman's identity, ethnicity, nationality, ancestry, or physical appearance. Replace those concepts with ABSTRACT CONTEMPORARY EDITORIAL ART DIRECTION using non-cultural pigment patterns and neutral weathered textiles. If ANY creative instruction conflicts with the reference woman's recognizable facial identity, natural eye color, skin tone, or facial anatomy, IGNORE THE CONFLICTING CREATIVE INSTRUCTION AND PRESERVE THE ORIGINAL REFERENCE. OUTPUT: 3:4 vertical extreme close-up approximately half of face visible maximum original-reference facial identity fidelity original eye color preserved one visible eye critically sharp and naturally glossy hyper-realistic natural skin texture abstract layered deep-red, navy, and earth-tone pigment weathered neutral woven textiles minimal wooden bead accents dark neutral background cinematic soft-shadow lighting ultra-photorealistic conceptual editorial photography 8K visual detail NO TEXT