LEGO Voxel Art Poster Style

Please create a separate high-end design poster for each of the uploaded photos, no multiple images combined, each photo output individually. Use a 3:4 vertical composition, with the upper and lower two areas strictly 1:1 in height, each occupying 50% of the frame.

The upper part retains the original photo, maintaining the main structure, realistic texture, natural lighting, and original color atmosphere, with only slight high-end photography color grading to give it an art magazine, independent publication, and exhibition photography texture. To adapt to the frame, you can naturally extend the sky, ground, or environmental background, but must not stretch, distort, or alter the main subject.

The lower part extracts the most recognizable subject, silhouette, posture, and narrative relationship from the photo, first understanding its core identity, action characteristics, and meaning, then reconstructing it into a LEGO / Minecraft-style pixel block visual. Do not simply cartoonize, but re概括 the subject through voxels, blocks, modular geometry, and building logic, making people, animals, plants, buildings, objects, vehicles, or natural landscapes retain recognizable core features at a glance, without forced anthropomorphism.

The subject as the only visual core, establishes recognizability through block-like proportions, clear silhouettes, modular levels, and partial exaggeration. The background remains minimalist, quiet, and low-information, not restoring the complete environment, not laying out complex terrain and irrelevant props, using large areas of solid color or very slight color gradient changes as space, only retaining a very small amount of bases, block surfaces, or shadows to support the subject, forming a 'vivid subject, large blank space, environment receded' high-end toy display feel.

Colors are extracted from the upper photo's most recognizable and spirited colors, then converted into high-purity, high-saturation, bright and clear block color sets. Colors should be as full, clean, and direct as real injection-molded blocks, emphasizing the block surface relationship between clear hues like bright red, bright yellow, pure blue, bright green, orange, purple, while retaining the original image's comprehensive color identity. Subject colors can be purer, brighter, and more energetic than the original image, but not fluorescent, neon, or candy gradients; avoid Morandi colors, gray tones, pastelization, and intentional desaturation. The background should be noticeably lighter and simpler, letting the high-saturation block subject become the absolute focus.

Material emphasizes real matte ABS plastic blocks and voxel building feel, surface flat but slightly soft plastic reflection, with clear seams, levels, and natural contact shadows between modules. Lighting is soft and clear, keeping colors vivid and transparent, while expressing block thickness and three-dimensional structure, avoiding metallic feel, glass feel, excessive CG reflection, and cheap game screenshot texture.

Text as an auxiliary design element, extracts a short English title from the photo's subject identity, action, emotion, or meaning, and pairs it with a very small amount of label words or micro-annotations. Text can use modular, pixelated, or block instruction manual-style typography, aligning or cleverly interspersing with the subject silhouette, base, and blank space, but always remaining restrained, not stealing the subject.

Overall presents a visual relationship of real photography × bright block reconstruction: the upper part is the real world, the lower part is like rebuilding the same theme into a delicate block art piece. The image should be lively, fresh, cute but not childish, with a high-end toy brand, design collectible, and modern editorial poster visual quality, avoiding low saturation, gray dirty colors, complex Minecraft scenes, floors full of blocks, children's game interfaces, and e-commerce toy display feel.

Machine-translated — the original is what produced this result.

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