Boneco de Ação a Partir de uma Foto
Transforme uma foto de corpo inteiro fornecida num boneco de ação mantendo o rosto e a roupa reconhecíveis da pessoa.
Prompt do modelo
Use the adult person shown in the image I provide as the reference for one 1/7-scale commercial collectible figurine. Preserve the person’s recognizable facial structure, skin tone, hairstyle, facial hair if present, gender presentation, clothing colors, silhouette, and defining accessories; do not redesign them as a different person. Render the figurine as a premium hand-painted resin collectible with finely sculpted hair and clothing folds, satin-finished surfaces, and crisp, realistic details. Show the complete figurine from head to feet in a relaxed three-quarter standing pose, mounted on a round transparent acrylic base. The base must be completely plain, with no text, symbols, label, or logo. Place the figurine on a real, tidy computer desk at a believable collectible scale. Behind it, show a computer monitor whose screen clearly displays the 3D modeling process for this same figurine: a recognizable digital model in a 3D viewport, with subtle modeling guides and interface panels but no readable interface text. Beside the monitor, place a premium toy packaging box sized for the figurine, turned so its front artwork is visible. Decorate the box with original flat 2D illustrations of the same person and figurine, coordinated with the supplied person’s hairstyle, clothing, and colors; use no existing franchise artwork or real brand identity. Keep the figurine as the primary focal point in the foreground, with the monitor and illustrated box both clearly visible and distinct in the background. Use realistic product photography in a believable home or studio desk environment, with soft room light, a gentle desk-lamp glow, and subtle monitor light on the display. Maintain natural perspective and consistent scale among the figurine, base, monitor, and box. One figurine only. No blister package around the figurine, no extra figures, no real brand logos, no copied franchise art, no text on the acrylic base, no readable packaging copy, no watermark, no oversized head, no cropped figure, no malformed hands, and no duplicated limbs.
