Fios_coloridos

Use the uploaded image as the subject. Maintain the person from the reference photo 100% identical: same facial features, bone structure, facial proportions, natural asymmetry, eye shape, nose, mouth, jawline, skin tone, gender, hairstyle, hair color and hair texture. Keep the original age, gender and overall body type. Do not beautify, do not simplify or stylize the anatomy of the face, do not change the expression, gaze direction or basic head angle; the person must remain instantly recognizable as the same individual in the uploaded image. The subject is now standing in a strong, heroic and imposing pose: chest slightly forward, shoulders back, posture tall and confident, head held high with a determined expression, conveying power and authority. Hyper‑detailed wire‑art portrait style: the entire head and upper torso are constructed from tangled electrical wires and cables instead of paint or brushstrokes, with realistic materials and textures, clearly defined insulation, reflections and subtle metallic sheen where appropriate. Recreate the subject as a portrait formed entirely from multicolored electrical wires and cables while preserving their exact identity: use wires in black, gray, blue, orange, red, yellow and other realistic cable colors. Wires must follow facial anatomy precisely, wrapping along cheek contours, nose bridge, lips, jawline, chin, forehead and eye sockets. Build depth and shading using wire density, layering, overlap and color variation instead of paint, blur or traditional shading. Eyes remain clear, sharply defined and unobstructed as the main focal points. Lips and key facial features are cleanly defined with tighter, more controlled wire placement, ensuring perfect recognizability of the subject. Transform the hair into chaotic bundles of cables and wires extending outward from the head, preserving the original hairstyle silhouette and hair volume from the reference photo. Include visible connectors, plugs and cable ends for extra realism, with an organic flow of cables shaped by the head silhouette and original hair shape and direction, using cable colors and density to match the impression of the original hair color. Tight heroic portrait framing of the subject standing, capturing head and upper torso in a powerful stance, the body turned slightly but the face clearly visible. Shot from a horizontal 30‑degree three‑quarter angle, as if the camera is slightly around to one side of the subject rather than straight on, creating a dynamic cinematic view. Use a wide‑angle style perspective (approximately 24–28 mm equivalent) to emphasize depth and presence while keeping head and torso clearly in frame, with slight shallow depth of field to subtly separate the subject from the background. Dark or neutral background (deep gray, charcoal or subtle gradient) to strongly emphasize the intricate wire details without distractions. Soft, directional studio‑style lighting coming from one side, creating gentle highlights and shadows on the wires to enhance volume and depth, plus a subtle rim light on one side of the head to separate it from the background, with no harsh blown‑out highlights. Final result: a highly detailed, realistic heroic portrait where the subject’s face, hair and upper torso are constructed entirely from layered electrical wires and cables, while their identity remains perfectly recognizable, with clear eyes, precisely defined features and a dramatic, minimalist background. Negative prompt: no changing the subject’s face, gender, hairstyle or hair color from the uploaded image, no face replacement, no generic face, no age change, no beautified or idealized features, no deformed anatomy, no extra eyes, no extra facial parts, no melted or distorted wires around the face, no cartoon style, no 2D flat illustration, no comic, no anime, no low poly, no painterly brushstrokes, no blurry image, no out‑of‑focus face, no noise or heavy grain, no low resolution or compression artifacts, no text, no logos, no watermarks, no borders, no distracting background objects.