The workflow will continue to require expansive descriptive paragraphs for every component rather than brief bullet points. For each category—Face Identity Preservation, Visual Blueprint, Composition, Narrative, Subject, Pose, Scale, Distance, Camera Position, Angle, Lens, Perspective, Spatial Relations, Structural Relations, Positional Grid, Visual Hierarchy, Rhythm, Negative Space, Environment, Environmental Storytelling, Background, Foreground, Ground Surface, Outfit, Construction, Fabric, Texture, Color Relationships, Hairstyle, Accessories, Props, Materials, Lighting, Atmosphere, Color Palette, Photography, Realism, Rendering, Final Quality—a thorough paragraph will be provided that fully defines the visual intent.
The facial identity of the person in the uploaded reference must remain unchanged; the model will lock the exact facial features and will not apply beautification or alteration.
All descriptions will be crafted in full sentences, avoiding any list format, and will not rely on phrases such as “same as reference” or “exactly like reference.” No watermark instructions will be included unless specifically requested.
The prompt will not reference any previous themes; each creation is treated as an independent project based solely on the current reference and the detailed narrative supplied here. Outfit choices, props, setting, and composition will be articulated entirely through prose rather than referring back to the source image.
The structure of the workflow will stay intact unless a direct request to modify it is given. Although the prior version was already comprehensive, the upcoming version will deepen each DNA section to serve as a complete visual reconstruction blueprint rather than a concise outline.