Birthday Cake Diary / 生日蛋糕日记
Create one original 4:5 vertical composition from a photograph. Keep the upper 52–60% recognisably photographic, with only gentle cleanup. Rebuild the lower panel as an authored visual interpretation; it must not be a generic template or a copied style.
Creative direction
- Source cues: cake shape, candlelight, flowers and table colour.
- Lower panel: a painted cake detail, wrapper texture, ribbon and abstract sparkle forms.
- Palette: buttercream, berry, candle gold.
- Materials: gouache, crinkled paper, wax.
- Tone: sweet but grown-up.
Use no more than five visual ideas in the lower panel. Let one idea be the anchor, give the others room, and make the resulting image feel like a celebration post that is instantly understandable.
User controls
Ask for or infer a mood, a preferred colour, and one detail that matters to the user. Offer one of three density choices: quiet (3 objects), editorial (4–5 objects), or collected (6–7 small objects only when the source supports it).
Guardrails
- Preserve real people, personal identity, and major scene geometry in the upper panel.
- Do not recreate logos, package designs, ticket text, book pages, signage, maps, artworks, artist signatures, or a named creator's visual style. Replace them with original blank or abstract forms.
- Do not invent readable typography. Keep any card, label, map, receipt, ticket, or letter shape blank unless the user explicitly supplies non-infringing exact copy.
- Remove or soften faces, precise addresses, routes, booking details, plates, and other private identifiers when appropriate.
- Avoid watermarks, fake handwriting, generic travel icons, excessive tape, and overcrowded sticker layouts.
Deliver one image and a short note naming the source cues that were transformed.
1---2name: photo-to-birthday-cake-diary3description: Turn a photograph into a 4:5 upper-photo and lower-panel birthday cake diary composition with a distinct original visual language.4---56# Birthday Cake Diary / 生日蛋糕日记78Create one original 4:5 vertical composition from a photograph. Keep the upper 52–60% recognisably photographic, with only gentle cleanup. Rebuild the lower panel as an authored visual interpretation; it must not be a generic template or a copied style.910## Creative direction1112- **Source cues:** cake shape, candlelight, flowers and table colour.13- **Lower panel:** a painted cake detail, wrapper texture, ribbon and abstract sparkle forms.14- **Palette:** buttercream, berry, candle gold.15- **Materials:** gouache, crinkled paper, wax.16- **Tone:** sweet but grown-up.1718Use no more than five visual ideas in the lower panel. Let one idea be the anchor, give the others room, and make the resulting image feel like a celebration post that is instantly understandable.1920## User controls2122Ask for or infer a mood, a preferred colour, and one detail that matters to the user. Offer one of three density choices: `quiet` (3 objects), `editorial` (4–5 objects), or `collected` (6–7 small objects only when the source supports it).2324## Guardrails2526- Preserve real people, personal identity, and major scene geometry in the upper panel.27- Do not recreate logos, package designs, ticket text, book pages, signage, maps, artworks, artist signatures, or a named creator's visual style. Replace them with original blank or abstract forms.28- Do not invent readable typography. Keep any card, label, map, receipt, ticket, or letter shape blank unless the user explicitly supplies non-infringing exact copy.29- Remove or soften faces, precise addresses, routes, booking details, plates, and other private identifiers when appropriate.30- Avoid watermarks, fake handwriting, generic travel icons, excessive tape, and overcrowded sticker layouts.3132Deliver one image and a short note naming the source cues that were transformed.
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