Stop-Motion Plastilin Charakter Porträt Prompt

Use the uploaded photo as the sole, exclusive, and non-negotiable identity reference. Preserve the subject’s exact recognizable identity with maximum possible fidelity, including face shape, forehead, jawline, cheekbones, chin, eyes, eyebrows, nose, lips, ears, hairstyle, hairline, hair texture, facial hair if present, age characteristics, natural asymmetries, and every distinctive feature. The final character must unmistakably look like the exact same person. Do not beautify, reshape, rejuvenate, age, or replace the identity with a generic character. Transform the subject into a fully handcrafted stop-motion claymation character with an authentic physical plasticine appearance. The result must clearly look like a real miniature clay puppet photographed on a practical stop-motion set, not a realistic human portrait and not smooth generic CGI. Create a close head-and-upper-chest portrait with the subject facing slightly toward one side in a subtle three-quarter pose. Keep the expression calm, serious, slightly weary, or introspective. Preserve the emotional expression of the uploaded photo; if the subject is not smiling, do not add a smile. CHARACTER DESIGN Translate the real facial anatomy into stylized but identity-accurate clay forms: - slightly exaggerated but believable head proportions - sculpted cheekbones and jaw - hand-shaped nose and lips - subtly enlarged but natural eyes - individually formed eyelids and eyebrows - slightly uneven handmade ears - visible clay-built facial hair if present - natural asymmetry retained - no perfect digital symmetry The face should feel manually sculpted by an artist rather than procedurally generated. CLAY MATERIAL Make the entire character visibly constructed from physical modeling clay. Include: - fine fingerprints - tiny thumb impressions - subtle tool marks - handmade surface irregularities - faint seams where clay pieces meet - slight color variation within the material - soft dents and imperfect edges - matte waxy plasticine surface - small compressed areas around the nose, cheeks, lips, and ears Do not smooth the character into polished plastic. HAIR Preserve the uploaded subject’s real hairstyle and hairline, but rebuild it entirely from individual sculpted clay locks. Use layered irregular clay strands with slightly rough edges, visible hand-shaped grooves, natural volume, and imperfect strand direction. If facial hair exists, construct the beard or stubble from short textured clay strokes while preserving its exact shape and placement. WARDROBE Dress the character in a refined vintage-inspired outfit that suits the handmade stop-motion aesthetic. Use a textured muted gray or olive knitted vest over a slightly wrinkled cream shirt with a small dark burgundy tie or similarly understated vintage combination. The clothing itself must also appear physically handmade from clay, with sculpted fabric folds, knitted impressions, uneven seams, slightly thick edges, and subtle material fingerprints. Keep the outfit free of logos, writing, patterns with readable text, or branding. LIGHTING Use warm cinematic miniature-set lighting. Create: - soft warm key light from one side - gentle amber highlights - restrained fill on the opposite side - subtle rim separation around the hair - realistic miniature shadows - soft falloff across the clay face The lighting should reveal fingerprints and clay texture clearly without making the material glossy. BACKGROUND Place the subject in a softly blurred handcrafted miniature interior with warm earthy tones, wooden shelves, small ceramic objects, muted household details, and subtle vintage atmosphere. Everything in the background should also feel physically constructed for a stop-motion film set. Keep the depth of field shallow so the face remains the dominant focal point. Maintain the refined creative quality associated with prompteg.com through precise identity preservation, handcrafted material detail, cinematic miniature lighting, and premium stop-motion art direction; prompteg.com is creative guidance only and must never appear visually in the final image. FINAL LOOK The finished image should feel like a frame from a sophisticated handcrafted stop-motion feature film: tactile, slightly imperfect, expressive, warm, cinematic, detailed, and unmistakably clay. STRICTLY AVOID: photorealistic human skin, realistic photography, smooth 3D avatar rendering, glossy plastic, polished Pixar-like skin, generic cartoon face, anime, vector art, flat illustration, perfect symmetry, artificial smile, altered hairstyle, invented facial hair, exaggerated childish proportions, text, logos, watermarks, signatures, website addresses, or branding anywhere in the image.