Cidades_dioramatrocadero
Use the UPLOADED PHOTO como referência única, travando 100% da identidade real, e só coloque essa pessoa como o artista na cena do diorama.
Prompt positivo (Nano Banana)
Use the UPLOADED PHOTO as the ONLY identity reference. Apply a TOTAL IDENTITY LOCK and keep 100% of the person’s real features: same face shape, facial proportions, nose, mouth, lips, eyes, eyebrows, jawline and cheek volume; same hairstyle, hairline, hair texture and color; same gender expression, age and overall body type. Do NOT beautify, do NOT slim the face or body, do NOT change age, do NOT change hairstyle or hair color, do NOT add or remove makeup, and do NOT swap the face with another person. The artist in the scene must clearly look exactly like the person in the uploaded photo.
Edit the uploaded photo (face based on the reference photo). Create a highly detailed, realistic miniature diorama of the Trocadéro in Paris with a clear view of the Eiffel Tower. In the diorama, show the wide Trocadéro terraces and steps, the symmetrical fountains and pools, neatly arranged paths, railings and trees, and beyond them the Eiffel Tower rising in the background, all at miniature scale with meticulous texture and detailing. Tiny human figures, benches, lampposts and cars can be suggested as small, realistic miniatures to reinforce the sense of scale, but the focus is the architecture and layout of the Trocadéro and the Eiffel Tower view.
The diorama sits on a wooden worktable under warm, focused workshop lighting. The SAME man from the uploaded photo appears as the miniature artist: he wears a black T‑shirt and is carefully painting and adding tiny details to the Paris diorama using a fine brush and modeling tools. Around him on the table are small paint bottles, brushes, glue, scenic materials (static grass, tiny trees, miniature figures) and a water cup. On the wall or board behind the table, several reference photos of the Trocadéro, the Eiffel Tower and Paris cityscapes are pinned or taped up, slightly overlapping, clearly visible but not distracting from the main subject. The environment should evoke a calm, focused studio atmosphere combined with the charm of a handcrafted miniature city scene, with realistic depth of field, textures and precise craftsmanship.
Lentes e enquadramento
Lens/look: 35–50 mm equivalent with a light macro/close-up feel, enough to show the artist and the Trocadéro/Eiffel Tower diorama clearly while still suggesting a real room environment.
Framing: three-quarter or medium shot: the artist from torso up on one side of the frame, the Paris diorama occupying the foreground of the table, and reference photos visible in the softly blurred background. Focus on the artist’s face and hands plus the diorama surface.
Iluminação e cor
Lighting: warm, directional workshop light (e.g., desk lamp or overhead spot) illuminating the worktable and diorama, with gentle falloff into the room; soft shadows under tools and in the miniature buildings and fountains; additional ambient room light to keep the artist’s face well lit without harsh contrast.
Color grading: natural, slightly warm tones emphasizing wood, stone colors of the Trocadéro, greenery in the gardens and the muted metal tones of the Eiffel Tower; realistic skin tones for the artist; no heavy color filters. Maintain high micro-detail in pavement, water surfaces, foliage and miniature structures while keeping the overall palette calm and inviting.
Prompt negativo (Nano Banana)
NEGATIVE PROMPT:
no cartoon, no anime, no flat 2D illustration, no low-poly 3D, no toy-only plastic look; avoid painterly oil canvas style or heavy glitch effects. Do NOT change the person’s identity: do not alter jawline, nose, eye shape, hairline, gender expression or age; no beautification, slimming, de-aging or face swap. Do not remove the diorama or replace it with a real full-scale Paris landscape; it must clearly read as a miniature model of the Trocadéro with the Eiffel Tower, placed on a worktable. No sci-fi or cyberpunk workshop; avoid neon lighting or RGB strips. No empty background—keep some Paris/Trocadéro reference photos on the wall—but avoid clutter that hides the artist’s face or the diorama. No text, logos, UI overlays or watermarks in the image. No low resolution, heavy noise, compression artifacts or excessive motion blur.