Criativo_revistinhabatman

Use the uploaded photo as the only and exclusive face and character reference. Keep the person’s identity 100% identical to the uploaded photo: same facial features, bone structure, skin tone, gender, age impression, hairstyle shape, and overall facial proportions. Do not change the person’s gender or make the face younger or older. Preserve the exact facial expression, nose, eyes, lips, jawline, chin, ears, and any unique marks such as moles, freckles, scars, pores, or skin texture so the face looks exactly like the person in the photo, only rendered in a comic book illustration style. Create a highly detailed comic book style illustration of the person from the uploaded photo, with their real face and hairstyle faithfully translated into bold inked linework and graphic shading. They are sitting casually in a simple wooden chair, body relaxed, slightly leaned back or at ease, while the face remains clearly visible and recognizable. The character is wearing a dark brown button‑down shirt with visible folds and buttons, paired with loose white trousers that show natural creases around the knees and ankles. Background setting: place the scene inside a cluttered, vibrant retro room whose walls are covered with bold pop‑culture posters. Include stylized references to classic rock and comics, such as a Rolling Stones‑style tongue logo, a Batman‑inspired emblem, and abstract band posters, all redrawn in a generic way (no exact copyrighted logos) but clearly evoking vintage poster design. Let some posters overlap, tilt, and layer over each other to reinforce the messy, lived‑in atmosphere. Lighting and color: bathe the entire room in saturated neon purple, pink, and yellow lighting that bounces off the walls, furniture, and the character’s clothing. A glowing yellow overhead lamp should be the primary light source above, casting warm highlights on the character’s hair, shoulders, and the top edges of the wooden chair, while cooler purple and magenta tones fill the shadows. Use strong complementary color contrast so the scene feels electric and energetic, like a comic panel frozen in mid‑glow. Comic style rendering: use bold black outlines, crisp inking, and stylized shading to define facial planes, clothing folds, and objects in the room. Integrate dynamic halftone dot patterns in the background and some shadow areas on clothing and walls, especially in regions of neon glow or darker gradients. Add subtle speed lines, graphic strokes, and small energy bursts around the lamp and near the character to emphasize the lively, comic‑book atmosphere. Effects and mood: weave in dynamic energy bolts or lightning‑like graphic shapes in neon colors around the upper background or near the posters, staying behind the main figure so the face remains unobstructed. The overall mood should be vibrant, slightly chaotic, and nostalgic—like a modern comic cover set in a retro fan’s room. Keep the composition vertical, with the character centered or slightly off‑center, surrounded by the glowing posters and graphic effects. Negative / avoid (add this as a final block in the prompt): “no different person, no generic model face, no changed gender, no de‑aged or beautified skin, no realistic photo style, no anime style, no 3D CGI render, no flat minimal vector look, no dull or desaturated colors, no empty plain background, no blank walls, no text logos exactly matching real brands, no watermarks, no UI elements, no extreme fisheye distortion, no heavy blur on the face.”