Woman with Stick Figure

Transparent glass can completely reshape a portrait poster! From diagonal refraction and layered displacement to folded planes and crossed overlaps, glass can actively reshape the portrait, typography, and spatial rhythm. 1. SLANT — diagonal glass × shear shift 2. OFFSET — layered glass × displaced alignment 3. FOLD — folded glass × directional refraction 4. OVERLAP — crossed glass × double displacement Great references for portrait posters, fashion editorials, exhibition visuals, and typography experiments.

Prompt Use the reference image as the exact blueprint. DO NOT change the composition, camera angle, perspective, framing, pose, facial orientation, body proportions, clothing, hairstyle, accessories, lighting direction, or background layout. Preserve the reference image pixel-perfect. Every object must remain in the exact same position and scale. Do not crop, zoom, rotate, move, add, remove, or replace any elements.Only transform the rendering style into a vibrant hand-painted travel illustration with gouache and watercolor textures, visible brush strokes, colorful ink outlines, soft shading, and a whimsical travel journal aesthetic. Add playful doodles only in the empty sky and border areas: hand-drawn sun, clouds, hearts, sparkles, stars, and colorful decorative marks. Keep every subject and background exactly where they are in the original photo.The final image must look like the original photograph redrawn as an illustration, with identical composition and layout.Only transform the rendering style into a vibrant hand-painted travel illustration with gouache and watercolor textures, visible brush strokes, colorful ink outlines, soft shading, and a whimsical travel journal aesthetic. Add playful doodles only in the empty sky and border areas: hand-drawn sun, clouds, hearts, sparkles, stars, and colorful decorative marks. Keep every subject and background exactly where they are in the original photo.The final image must look like the original photograph redrawn as an illustration, with identical composition and layout.

AI Visual Systems Vol.30: Slit-Scan Portraits! Vertical slices can turn a portrait into motion, memory and optical distortion without losing the subject. AFTER YOU, BETWEEN LINES, OUT OF FRAME, STILL MOVING Great for fashion editorials, magazine covers, campaign posters and experimental portrait design! Made with ChatGPT Images 2.5 Prompt in the comments

1. Open Gemini / Grok / GPT Image 2.0 2. Upload your photo 3. Copy the prompt 4. Generate 5. Prompt https://t.co/xSRi1eQueR

Create a 30-second cinematic beauty video featuring a beautiful young female AI model wearing a luxurious fluffy white bathrobe in a bright, elegant bathroom vanity setting. 0–5 sec: The model sits in front of the vanity mirror, looking naturally at her reflection. Her long, voluminous dark brown wavy hair frames her face. Makeup products and brushes are neatly arranged on the vanity. 5–10 sec: Close-up shot as she applies foundation gently with a makeup sponge, creating an even, natural-looking complexion. 10–15 sec: She uses a soft makeup brush to apply warm neutral eyeshadow, followed by subtle eyeliner and mascara. Show detailed, realistic hand movements. 15–20 sec: She applies soft pink blush and a delicate highlighter to her cheeks, creating a fresh radiant glow. 20–25 sec: She carefully applies glossy nude-pink lipstick, then slightly smiles at her reflection. 25–30 sec: Final beauty reveal. She turns slightly toward the camera, gently adjusts a strand of her wavy hair, and gives a soft confident smile. Elegant vanity lights create a luxurious beauty-editorial atmosphere. Photorealistic AI fashion model, natural facial features, realistic skin texture, graceful movements, smooth camera transitions, cinematic close-ups, soft warm lighting, premium beauty commercial aesthetic, shallow depth of field, ultra-detailed, realistic hands, consistent face and hairstyle throughout, high-end 4K beauty video.

Multi-person poster layouts can completely change the visual impact! Four cover-style approaches with Image2: 1. Vertical slices 2. Yearbook collage 3. Layered cast 4. Type × portrait cuts Strong hierarchy, cropping, and overlap make the difference.