
Image-to-Snowman Conversion Prompt for Nano Banana Pro
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# Describe the number, names, and appearance characteristics of the characters in the reference image here
[{argument name="character appearance" default="a girl wearing a cloak and a girl in a sailor uniform"}]
All of the above characters transform into cute 'snowman' watercolor illustrations.
Conversion rules:
- All characters' bodies become 'armless snowman' shapes with stacked white snowballs.
- The whole body is a snowman made of 2 or 3 layers of snowballs. For life-sized characters, use 3 layers.
- Exclude human skin, limbs, and clothing details, making the body of snow.
- To identify each character, only attach their distinctive 'hats', 'ribbons', 'image-colored buttons or scarves' to the snowman.
- The face uses simple snowman parts (black round eyes, orange or round nose).
★Material important rules (hair part correction):
- [Top priority] The hair part must absolutely not be drawn as 'human hair' or 'wig'.
- Maintain the hair shape, but make the material all 'pure white snow lumps'.
- Completely ignore the original character's hair color (black, brown, etc.), expressing it only in 'pure white (#FFFFFF)'.
- Do not draw individual hair strands; draw as 'one lump of object' as if snow is compacted.
- Eliminate the boundary line between the head snowball and the hairstyle part, integrating them into one large snow sculpture.
- Do not make the texture smooth; give it the characteristic 'roughness' and 'unevenness' of snow.
- Draw the hair shape as a 'white silhouette' integrated with the snowman's head. Do not sharpen the tips; make them round and puffy like melting snow.
Art style:
- Analog-feeling watercolor painting.
- White drawing paper texture.
- Soft outlines with pale, bleeding colors.
- Background is white or a faint snowy scene.
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