Explosoes_na_moto

Use the uploaded image as the single and exact identity reference. Preserve 100% of the person’s real facial structure and identity: same skull and bone structure, facial proportions, eye shape and eyelid fold and spacing, nose bridge, nostrils and tip, lip contour and thickness, jawline, chin shape, facial angles, facial asymmetry and micro‑details, and the natural expression family. Do not morph, beautify, or stylize the face into a different person; no age change, no generic hero face. Keep the same hairstyle family, hairline position, hair volume and beard style from the reference photo, only adapting them to the dramatic lighting without changing gender expression. Upper composition – colossal profile portrait Create a dynamic, high‑octane movie poster illustration using a stylized double‑exposure composition. In the upper half of the image, show a colossal, semi‑transparent close‑up profile of the man’s face (using the uploaded face) gazing intensely to the left. Apply harsh, warm rim lighting from behind and the side, catching the texture of the hair and beard and outlining the profile against a backdrop of fiery chaos. The large profile should dominate the top portion of the poster, slightly offset to one side according to the rule of thirds. Lower composition – full‑body motorcycle action Beneath the looming portrait, transition seamlessly into a wide‑angle action shot. Show a smaller full‑body figure of the same character riding a rugged vintage scrambler motorcycle across a desolate, cracked‑earth landscape. The ground is partially wet, creating a sharp, dark reflection of the motorcycle and rider on the surface. Pose: dynamic forward motion, dust and small debris kicked up from the rear wheel, body leaning slightly with intent and control. The rider’s face, proportions, hair and beard must clearly match the large portrait and the reference photo, just at smaller scale. Background and environment The background is a chaotic maelstrom of fiery explosions, billowing crimson smoke and abstract grunge textures. In the distant haze, include a faint, blurred silhouette of a cargo plane and subtle distant planetary orbs or celestial discs, reinforcing a larger‑than‑life, apocalyptic tone. Use layered textures (grunge, dust, scratches) to add depth and cinematic grit. Framing and graphic treatment Frame the entire scene inside a slightly tilted white border, as if the poster or print is rotated a few degrees. Ink splatters, debris fragments, embers and paint strokes break through and over the white frame, crossing the edges for a dynamic, stylized look. Keep the composition balanced so the large face, motorcycle figure and explosions feel integrated, not cluttered. Lighting, color and atmosphere Use dramatic volumetric lighting with strong directional sources from explosions and burning skies. Color palette: burning oranges, deep reds, sepia tones and dark browns, with occasional near‑white hotspots in explosions and highlights. Apply heavy film grain and subtle vignetting for a gritty cinematic finish. Maintain high contrast with deep shadows and bright highlights, but preserve detail in skin, hair and metal surfaces. Style and quality Overall style: high‑octane movie poster illustration, double‑exposure / layered composition, hyper‑detailed digital painting. Render at 8K digital painting fidelity: Fine detail in hair strands, beard texture, pores and skin highlights. Crisp detail in the motorcycle (tires, engine, frame, cables) and cracked earth. Clear silhouettes of explosions, smoke plumes and the distant cargo plane. Add subtle motion cues (small motion streaks, flying embers) without blurring the main character’s face. Negative prompt (paste in “Negative Prompt”) Do not change the person’s facial geometry, hairstyle family or gender; no generic action hero face or AI beautification. No anime, cartoon, comic‑book cel shading, or flat vector style. Avoid neon color palettes outside the burning oranges, reds and sepia; no cold sci‑fi teal/orange cliché beyond subtle shadows. Avoid plastic skin, low‑detail blur, pixelation, or heavy AI artifacts. No extra logos, watermarks, UI elements, or random text; keep it as pure cinematic key art without brand clutter.