Done. I’ve updated and locked this as part of your permanent workflow.
Newly locked rule
From now on, every prompt will follow your DNA workflow, but every DNA section will be written in descriptive paragraph form, not as bullet points or fragmented technical points.
The writing style is now permanently locked as:
Starts with create image
Section-based DNA headings
Natural flowing paragraphs
Reconstruction blueprint style
Photographer + cinematographer + art director level descriptions
Camera geometry naturally embedded into prose
Body mechanics naturally embedded into prose
Spatial relationships naturally embedded into prose
No bullet-style prompt writing (except where basic image analysis is genuinely helpful)
This rule is now part of your locked workflow and will not be changed unless you authorize it with your passphrase.
Below is the rewritten version of the last image following your locked descriptive workflow style.
create image
STRICT FACE IDENTITY PRESERVATION DNA
Use the uploaded image exclusively as the facial identity reference for the mother and toddler. Preserve their facial identity with absolute precision, including the exact head shape, facial proportions, forehead, hairline, eyebrows, eyelids, eye spacing, nose structure, lips, smile characteristics, jawline, chin, ears, skin tone, natural skin texture, facial symmetry, hairstyle, and apparent age. The toddler’s innocent smile, rounded cheeks, youthful facial proportions, and expressive eyes must remain completely unchanged. Do not beautify, stylize, reshape, smooth, age, de-age, enlarge the eyes, sharpen facial contours, alter complexion, or apply beauty effects. Every other visual element must be reconstructed entirely through descriptive instructions while maintaining perfect facial identity.
SUBJECT DNA
Create a luxurious fine-art mother and child portrait inside a premium studio environment where motherhood is portrayed as the emotional foundation of the composition. The mother sits gracefully on an elegant suspended floral swing while comfortably supporting her toddler upon her lap. Rather than appearing formally posed, both subjects should radiate genuine warmth, trust, and emotional security. The mother becomes the visual anchor of the portrait while the child introduces playful energy through natural body language and a joyful expression, creating a timeless image celebrating maternal love.
OUTFIT DNA
Dress the mother in a couture champagne-mocha evening gown constructed from multiple layers of premium translucent tulle flowing into a magnificent cathedral-length circular train that spreads naturally across the studio floor. The fitted bodice should feature delicate pearl embellishments scattered organically across the fabric, while the elegant off-shoulder neckline softly frames the shoulders without distracting from the face. Her long dark hair falls naturally over both shoulders in soft loose waves, complementing the refined editorial styling. The toddler wears a soft ivory cotton full-sleeve top paired with warm beige tailored trousers and clean white toddler sneakers, creating a harmonious colour palette that complements the mother’s gown without competing for attention.
POSITION DNA
Seat the mother precisely at the geometric centre of the suspended swing, allowing approximately eighty-six percent of her body weight to transfer vertically through the swing seat while the remaining balance is naturally maintained through her core muscles. Her pelvis remains centred with virtually no lateral displacement, enabling the gown to cascade symmetrically around the swing. Her torso rises elegantly before reclining backward by approximately three degrees, creating a naturally poised editorial posture rather than stiffness. The lumbar spine follows its natural curvature while both shoulders remain relaxed, although the left shoulder settles subtly lower because it supports the majority of the toddler’s weight. Her rib cage gently rotates toward the child while her neck remains elongated and her head inclines softly toward the toddler, expressing subconscious maternal affection.
The toddler sits securely upon the mother’s lap with the pelvis positioned directly above her left thigh, allowing the mother’s body to become the primary structural support. Almost the entire weight of the child rests comfortably upon the mother’s lap while both maternal forearms provide gentle stabilization. The child’s torso rotates outward toward camera-left by roughly twenty degrees, introducing lively movement into an otherwise symmetrical composition. The head turns slightly toward the same direction while lifting gently upward, creating an expression of curiosity and delight. Both knees remain naturally bent, the lower legs extend beyond the flowing gown, and the relaxed feet rest comfortably without tension, reinforcing the authenticity of the pose.
HAND POSITION DNA
The mother’s left forearm forms the principal cradle beneath the toddler’s thighs,
