a KID called BEAST

Prompt Share 🚨 A super short prompt this time! Let's discover where our characters live 🏡✨ @akidcalledbeast Prompt 👇 Where would this character live? Create a diorama showing the character actively interacting with its environment. ar 1:1

Prompt Share 🚨 From digital identity to timeless art. @akidcalledbeast ⚠️I recommend using Gemini for this prompt to get the best results. Prompt 👇 Create an ultra-realistic contemporary fine-art ceramic sculpture of the uploaded reference character, displayed as a premium museum exhibit. Dark, moody museum photography. Likeness & Color Preservation (ABSOLUTE PRIORITY): Preserve the exact eye shape, eyelids, pupils, spacing, facial geometry, ears, horns, hair, accessories, proportions, stylization, and ORIGINAL COLORS of the reference character. Translate the original surfaces into ceramic without redesigning or recoloring the character. The ceramic head is the HERO of the image; the snake is a secondary accent. COMPOSITION LOCK (ABSOLUTE PRIORITY): Strict full-frontal, perfectly symmetrical camera, 85mm lens, camera at sculpture-eye level. No three-quarter view, no side angle. Vertical layout of the 4:5 frame, top to bottom: 0–8%: empty charcoal background. 8–63%: the ceramic head (including ears/horns/accessories), about 55% of image height and 45–50% of image width, centered. 63–70%: short, THIN support rod fully pavé-set with brilliant-cut white diamonds, sparkling with small, crisp starburst glints and a subtle lens flare. The rod stays slim; the diamonds do not make it thicker. 70–95%: compact, nearly cube-shaped BLACK stone pedestal, about 30% of image width. 95–100%: thin strip of dark matte floor with soft contact shadow. Sculpture (BREAKAGE LOCK): The frontal head is a HOLLOW ceramic shell. The entire lower third of the face is broken away: no mouth, no lips, no teeth or fangs, no chin, no jaw, and no neck or collar. The break line runs just below the nose and cheeks across the full width of the face, forming one large, irregular, jagged opening that reveals the hollow interior of the shell, raw porcelain edges and fine cracks. Everything from the eyes, nose, ears, hair and accessories upward stays intact. The head ends at this broken rim and floats on the diamond rod. Golden Snake: One polished 18K gold snake with finely articulated jewelry-grade scales and two brilliant-cut red diamond eyes that catch a tiny, sharp sparkle. Body thickness is TWICE the diameter of the support rod, constant and full along the whole visible length, like a luxury high-jewelry piece, never thread-thin, never bulky. It emerges headfirst from deep inside the hollow ceramic shell, coming down out of the broken lower opening (not from a mouth). Path: tail hidden inside the shell → body drops beside the rod → one loose coil resting flat on top of the cube around the base of the rod → slides down the right front edge of the cube → snake head resting on the floor at the bottom-right front corner, facing forward, small forked tongue. The head is the only visible end of the snake. Nothing on the left side of the pedestal, nothing wrapped around the base. Typography: Bold, condensed editorial lettering inlaid flush into the front face of the black stone cube in polished white Carrara marble with fine soft-grey veining, reading exactly: "MORE THAN PIXELS." Crisp, precise inlay edges, clearly readable against the black stone, with a soft satin sheen. The snake never covers the lettering. Lighting & Atmosphere: Minimalist dark charcoal-grey gradient background. Strong directional gallery spotlight from upper-left, subtle cool fill from the right, deep shadows, controlled highlights. The gold catches restrained jewelry-quality highlights; the diamonds provide the only sparkle and flare in the image. Razor-sharp ceramic detail, authentic surface reflections, subtle film grain. Negative Constraints: no white or light background, no white pedestal, no three-quarter view, no side angle, no recolored or blank character, no missing eyes, no missing text, no extra text, no white lettering, no small head, no tall pedestal, no thick rod, no oversized lens flare washing over the head, no mouth, no teeth, no fangs, no lips, no chin, no jaw, no neck, no snake coming out of a mouth, no thread-thin snake, no snake thinner than twice the rod, no oversized snake, no snake dominating the image, no second snake end or tail tip, no coil around the pedestal base, no multiple snakes. --ar 4:5