Esculpindo_um_busto

Create a realistic, cinematic reference‑style photo of the person from the uploaded image working in a sculpting studio. The real person must look exactly like the reference photo 1:1 (same face shape, cheeks, jawline, nose, lips, eyes, eyebrows, ears, skin tone, age appearance, hairstyle, and hair direction), wearing neutral studio clothing. They are carefully sculpting a clay bust of themselves on a sculptor’s stand. The clay bust must clearly look like a clay sculpture, not living flesh: matte surface, visible clay color (earthy gray or terracotta), clear tool marks, seams, and rough planes. The facial structure, proportions, and hairstyle of the clay bust closely match the reference person, but the material is obviously sculpted clay with no pores, no realistic skin texture, and no wet eyes; features are modeled as solid sculpture. The sculpture is partially finished, with fine facial details already formed while some areas remain rough and unfinished. ​​ The person stands close to the sculpture, focused and calm, holding a small sculpting tool and adding final details to the clay face, while the other hand lightly steadies the bust. Expression is concentrated and intentional, like an artist finishing precise touches on their own likeness. ​​ Studio environment: neutral, minimal sculpting studio with soft directional lighting from one side, creating realistic shadows on both the real face and the clay bust. A wooden workbench nearby holds sculpting tools, wire loops, spatulas, and small pieces of leftover clay. Colors are earthy and natural, with wood grain and matte clay textures. Style and realism: ultra‑realistic photography look, shallow depth of field focusing on the person’s face, hands, and clay sculpture, while the background softly blurs. Show detailed human skin texture on the person and distinctly tactile clay texture on the bust, with natural, slightly warm color grading and no fantasy elements. Camera and composition: medium close‑up shot at eye‑level, vertical 9:16 aspect ratio. Both the person and the clay bust are fully visible in the frame, allowing a clear comparison between the real face and the sculpted clay version. Quality should be ultra high resolution, professional studio photo. Hard identity constraints for the model: The real person must match the uploaded photo exactly: same facial geometry, hairstyle, and gender presentation, with no beautification or alteration. The clay bust must preserve the same facial proportions and hairstyle but always look like clay sculpture, never like living skin or a photo‑real human head. All stylization differences must come only from material (clay vs. skin), tool marks, and studio setting, not from changing the person’s identity.