Wallace_e_grommit

Full‑body character portrait of the same person from the reference face image, standing in a cozy, cartoon‑themed environment inspired by Wallace & Gromit and the interior of 62 West Wallaby Street. The character wears a bright, two‑tone hoodie and jogger set fully covered in Wallace‑and‑Gromit‑themed patterns (Wallace, Gromit, cheese wedges, crackers, inventions, rockets, tea cups, knitting patterns), holding a plush Gromit character in one arm, with two life‑size Wallace & Gromit mascots (for example Wallace and Gromit) standing very close on either side, like a theme‑park meet‑and‑greet in their living room. The camera is positioned at about chest height, framing the subject from head to feet, centered in the composition, with the body facing the camera and the head roughly square to the lens. The background is a stylized West‑Wallaby‑Street living room: warm red‑brick or stucco walls, richly patterned vintage wallpaper, mismatched armchairs, small fireplace, framed cheese pictures, lamps with fabric shades, and shelves crowded with quirky inventions and knick‑knacks, all echoing the series’ cosy British domestic aesthetic. Furniture and props have slightly rounded, handmade forms reminiscent of clay models, but the overall rendering is clean and photographic. The color palette is warm and muted yet cheerful, with deep reds, mustard yellows, olive greens, browns, and cream tones, accented by brighter primary colors on props and patterns. Soft, even indoor lighting, as if from table lamps and overhead ambient light, creates gentle shadows and a snug, homely mood while keeping skin tones natural and all details clearly visible. Crisp focus on the main character, plush toy, and the two mascots, with the room and decor slightly softer but still clearly readable. Clean digital photograph look, high dynamic range, no film grain, no blown highlights, no crushed blacks, ultra‑sharp detail on clothing textures, Wallace‑and‑Gromit patterns, mascots, and environment. ** NEGATIVE PROMPT (AVOID THESE THINGS)** ​ Do not change the person’s identity, age, or gender expression. No different faces, no swapped identities, no face merges, no de‑aging, no aging, no caricature face proportions, no anime or manga facial style. Avoid any changes to hairstyle or hair color; no hats, helmets, headbands, glasses, masks, or anything covering the hair or face. No different clothing styles (no suits, dresses, armor, fantasy outfits, casual jeans and t‑shirt, uniforms, etc.); keep the colorful Wallace‑and‑Gromit‑patterned hoodie and joggers. No extra characters and no missing characters; keep exactly the person plus the Gromit plush plus two life‑size Wallace & Gromit mascots only. No different backgrounds (no modern minimalist flat, no generic studio, no city street, no outdoor scene); preserve the stylized West‑Wallaby‑Street‑inspired interior with patterned wallpaper, vintage furniture, and quirky inventions. Avoid dark, horror‑like, or heavily dramatic lighting; no harsh spotlights, no strong colored gels that break the warm, cosy British‑home mood. No low‑resolution, no blur, no motion blur, no out‑of‑focus face, no pixelation, no compression artifacts, no ghosting, no double faces, no extra limbs, no warped hands, no distorted mascot bodies. Avoid incorrect framing: no tight close‑up headshot only, no extreme wide shot where the subject is tiny, no tilted (Dutch) angles, no random cropping that cuts off important parts compared to the intended full‑body composition. No text overlays, no UI elements, no logos, no watermarks, no borders, no collages, no split screens. ** IDENTITY‑PRESERVATION INSTRUCTIONS (FACE LOCK)**​ Use the uploaded image as the single source of truth for the person’s identity. The generated character must be the exact same person as in the reference photo, with 100% preservation of their identity and facial traits. Do not alter facial structure, bone structure, or feature proportions; keep the same nose, eyes, mouth, lips, jawline, chin, and overall head shape. Do not alter perceived age or gender expression; no de‑aging, no aging, no feminization or masculinization compared to the reference. Preserve the same hairstyle and hair color exactly: no length changes, no different styling, no recoloring, no added accessories. Preserve the same skin tone and skin texture; do not lighten or darken the skin, do not smooth it excessively, do not add or remove distinctive details such as moles, freckles, scars, or other unique marks. Preserve the same overall facial expression and emotional tone as in the reference photo. The model is not allowed to invent or modify any facial traits; it may only re‑render the same person from the reference image with the same proportions and features. Treat this as a strict identity lock with zero deviation and zero style drift on the person’s face, hair, skin tone, age impression, and gender expression. ** TECHNICAL & CAMERA SETTINGS (META FOR NANO BANANA)**​ Aspect ratio: vertical portrait, approximately 2:3 or 9:16, matching a full‑body standing shot with some floor, furniture, and ceiling visible. Camera distance: medium‑wide to full‑body distance, camera at about chest height, subject centered in frame. Lens: natural perspective lens, equivalent to approximately 35–50 mm on full‑frame, minimal distortion, slight background compression. Depth of field: moderate, with the person and the Wallace & Gromit mascots in sharp focus, background furniture and decor slightly softer but still detailed and readable. Lighting: soft, even, indoor living‑room lighting from multiple warm sources (lamps and ambient ceiling light), subtle shadows, balanced exposure, no blown highlights on wallpaper or props. ​ Color: warm, cosy palette with neutral‑to‑warm white balance; maintain deep reds, mustards, olives, browns, and cream tones with small bright accents, matching the franchise’s homely British aesthetic. Quality: ultra‑high resolution (4K or higher on the long side), ultra‑sharp details, clean edges, no visible noise, no banding, no chromatic aberration. Rendering style: realistic clean digital photography, not painterly, not comic‑book inked (beyond the printed patterns), no glitch effects, no heavy filters, no strong film grain.