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Surreal Character Trapped in a Giant Christmas Snow Globe

Surreal Character Trapped in a Giant Christmas Snow Globe

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(Surrealism, fantasy art, macro photography style). A magical composition where the specific character is captured inside a giant, life-sized glass snow globe. [CRITICAL: Keep the face identical to the source image, maintain consistent facial features within the glass distortion].

Inside the Globe: The character is wearing a {argument name="clothing inside globe" default="white faux fur winter coat and a red Santa hat"}, catching falling snowflakes with her hands. The environment inside includes miniature snow-covered pine trees decorated with colorful Christmas lights twinkling in red, green, blue, and gold. A tiny wooden cabin sits among the trees. Swirling magical glitter and snow dust fill the air inside the sphere.

Outside the Globe: The background is a blurry, cozy living room with a fireplace, emphasizing that the character is inside the ornament.

Lighting: The snow globe is glowing from within, illuminated by the warm colorful glow of the Christmas tree lights mixing with cool magical blue and white light on the falling snow. The character's face is beautifully lit by this magical mixed lighting. External warm light reflects off the curved glass surface, creating rainbow prismatic effects.

Technical: Ray tracing reflections on the glass, refraction effects, crystal clear focus on the character, magical atmosphere, ethereal and dreamy aesthetic, 8k resolution, intricate details of the snowflakes and Christmas lights bokeh.

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Copy the prompt and paste it into Nano Banana Pro. 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.