Escultura_gigante_em_pedra

Use the uploaded image as the single and exact identity reference. Keep the person exactly the same as in the photo with 100% identical facial features and gender: preserve skull and bone structure, facial proportions, eye shape and distance, eyelid shape, nose bridge, nostrils and tip, lip contour and thickness, jawline, chin shape, cheekbones, natural asymmetry and micro‑details, and apparent age.​ Keep the HAIR 100% IDENTICAL TO THE PHOTO: same hairstyle family, exact hairline position and shape, same hair volume, length, direction and texture (straight/curly/wavy/afro/dread etc.), and the same grooming style. Do not change the haircut, do not straighten or curl differently, do not simplify or invent a new style; only translate this exact hair faithfully into carved‑stone form. Do not alter gender presentation or body type; the sculpture’s face must be instantly recognizable as the same real person from the uploaded photo. Scene description – giant sandstone bust in workshop Create a hyper‑realistic, 8K, highly detailed image depicting a surreal scene inside a dusty, industrial‑style stone carving workshop. At the center, show an enormous, meticulously carved bust of the person from the photo emerging from a colossal, rough‑hewn block of light brown sandstone. Stone bust – face, hair and shirt The man’s face on the bust must be a perfect stone translation of the uploaded face: Same bone structure, features, expression family and hairstyle, but fully sculpted in sandstone. Hair is finely carved in stone, following exactly the real haircut’s shape, volume and direction, with chiseled strands and depth. Add subtle stubble texture in stone across the jaw and cheeks, suggesting short facial hair carved into the surface. Below the head, carve the upper portion of a collared shirt into the stone, as if the figure is wearing it, with realistic stone folds and collar details. Sculptor and scale Standing to the right of this monumental sculpture, at about the level of the jawline, place a much smaller male sculptor. He wears a light‑colored shirt, dark pants and a brown leather apron, with simple work shoes. He is focused, wearing glasses, actively working on the giant face’s jawline with a small carving tool, emphasizing the dramatic scale difference between sculptor and sculpture. ​ Workshop environment and floor The workshop has an industrial, slightly cluttered feel: The floor around the base of the stone block is scattered with stone chips, dust, various carving tools and debris, clearly suggesting ongoing work. Include tools such as chisels, mallets, small hammers, and maybe a workbench or tool cart partially visible. Lighting and atmosphere From the background, diffused light streams through large workshop windows, creating a cinematic, volumetric lighting effect. Visible dust motes float in the light beams, emphasizing the hazy, dusty air of the workspace. ​ Soft shadows fall across the bust, sculptor, and floor, highlighting the highly detailed texture of the sandstone, the carved face and hair, and the metal and wood tools. Camera and composition Use a medium shot with a slightly low‑angle perspective and a wide‑angle lens to capture both the grandeur of the sculpture and the intimate detail of the sculptor at work. Frame the bust as the dominant element, with the sculptor clearly visible at its side, and use shallow depth of field to keep the main subjects (bust face/hair and sculptor) in sharp focus while the deeper background fades softly. Overall style: ultra‑realistic, cinematic, 8K clarity, with strong but natural contrast and hyper‑detailed stone, skin‑to‑stone carving marks, dust and workshop materials. ​ Negative prompt (use in “Negative Prompt”) Do not change the person’s facial geometry, hairstyle family or gender; no generic stone head, no different face. No anime, cartoon, low‑poly 3D, or painterly abstraction; keep it photorealistic stone and workshop. Avoid plastic CGI look, low detail, blur, pixelation, over‑smooth surfaces or obvious AI artifacts. No random extra characters, logos, watermarks, UI elements, or unrelated objects in the scene.