Efeitos_identity lock face hair gender

Identity Lock – face, hair, gender (100% from photo) Use the uploaded image as the single and exact identity reference. Preserve 100% of the real person’s facial structure and identity: keep the same bone structure, eye shape and distance, nose shape, mouth and lips, jawline, cheekbones, chin, ears, and the original natural expression. Do not change the gender. Keep the same hairstyle family, hair volume, hairline, hair direction and overall haircut silhouette, only stylizing it within the chosen art style if necessary, without shortening, lengthening or changing the basic cut. Core style and composition Create a cinematic GBR (Geometric Broken Realism) portrait with a futuristic neon aesthetic, using the uploaded face as the base. The subject’s face is constructed from fragmented geometric brushstrokes, sharp polygonal shards and layered abstract blocks, forming a broken‑yet‑harmonious facial structure while still clearly recognizable as the same person from the photo. Emphasize facial features through bold color segmentation instead of outlines, with expressive fractured edges and dynamic overlapping forms that follow the real bone planes and muscles of the reference face. Keep the portrait framed from shoulders or chest up, centered, with an expressive, editorial, cinematic composition. Lighting and color Use cinematic neon bi‑color lighting, blending magenta, deep purple, electric blue and subtle warm orange highlights. Add dramatic rim light around the head and shoulders, soft glow illumination on the main planes of the face, and volumetric light that carves the fragmented geometry, enhancing depth and a powerful three‑dimensional presence. High‑contrast lighting with HDR‑like dynamic range, soft cinematic shadows and luminous color bleed should reinforce the futuristic editorial feel. Skin tones remain warm and natural (soft browns, beiges and muted neutrals) interwoven with neon reflections that subtly wrap around the geometric planes of the face, without turning the skin into flat colored plastic. Texture and line work Balance soft painterly digital strokes with hard angular geometric shards, maintaining an ethereal yet bold presence. Include subtle sketch lines and loose digital paint marks on the face and background, adding motion, imperfection and an unfinished artistic edge, but without obscuring or deforming the real identity. Background and depth of field Use a minimalist, atmospheric background that transitions from off‑white or pale beige into a darker, muted cinematic space with faint neon haze. Preserve clean negative space around the head and shoulders, amplifying contrast and keeping the focus on the face. Apply shallow depth of field so the subject is sharply in focus while the background remains softly blurred and atmospheric, enhancing emotional impact. Overall style Highly detailed contemporary digital art. Expressive cinematic composition with cyberpunk‑inspired color grading fused with editorial fine‑art illustration. Studio‑quality lighting, strong depth, and futuristic realism without pure photorealism (the piece should still feel like refined digital illustration, not a raw photo). Remove all text, lettering, UI, icons, logos or graphic design elements from the image. Camera and framing Portrait orientation. Medium close‑up framing (head and upper shoulders), eye level or slightly above. Mild perspective that respects the original angle of the uploaded photo as much as possible. High resolution, crisp details, no cropping of the top of the head or important parts of the hairstyle. Negative prompt (paste in “Negative Prompt”) Photorealistic skin, overly smooth airbrushed skin, anime, cartoon, comic style, chibi, flat illustration, low detail, blurry, noisy, pixelated, overexposed, underexposed, flat colors, excessive realism, plastic look, uncanny valley, AI artifacts, glitches, double faces, distorted eyes, misaligned features, harsh black outlines, clean vector style, 3D render look, clay render, text, watermark, logo, UI, icons, frames, borders.