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Pixar-Style 3D Caricature Transformation

Pixar-Style 3D Caricature Transformation

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Using the uploaded photo as the only face reference, create a hyper-realistic 3D caricature while preserving 100% of the person's facial identity, skin tone, hairstyle, facial features, and expression. Transform the subject into a {argument name="character style" default="stylized character with an oversized head, large expressive eyes, exaggerated facial proportions, and a small realistic body in a playful Pixar-inspired style"}. The subject is {argument name="pose and clothing" default="crouching confidently while holding a large takeaway coffee cup, wearing a fitted black T-shirt, gray pants, casual sneakers, and a silver bracelet"}. Place the character on {argument name="background" default="a seamless vibrant orange studio background and floor with soft cinematic lighting, subtle shadows, and clean reflections"}. Preserve realistic skin pores, curly hair texture, clothing fabric details, and highly detailed coffee cup textures while maintaining the stylized proportions. Capture the scene with an ultra-wide 18mm lens from a slightly elevated angle for a dramatic perspective. Ultra-detailed 3D rendering, Octane Render, Unreal Engine 5 quality, ray-traced global illumination, cinematic color grading, 8K resolution, premium advertising illustration, vibrant colors, masterpiece.Negative prompt: low quality, blurry, flat lighting, distorted face, extra limbs, extra fingers, duplicated body parts, watermark, text, logo, noise, AI artifacts, low-poly, cartoon outline

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Copy the prompt and paste it into GPT Image 2. Keep the composition, lighting and style terms as written — they are what produced this result. Swap the subject or scene details to make it yours, keep the aspect ratio, and attach the reference images the prompt mentions if any. Regenerate two or three times; the strongest version is usually not the first.