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Salt Flat Angel at Sunset

• Model: Z-Image Turbo

• Size: 1440 X 1920 (2.76 MP)

• Used settings:

  • Prompt: Use the uploaded original pen drawing as a strict and immutable structural blueprint. Precisely maintain the original portrait’s orientation, composition, pose, perspective, proportions, recognizable facial features and forms, silhouettes, curved and angular lines and shapes, overlapping elements, internal details, spatial relationships, and intentionally empty spaces. This is a light sculpture whose surface is formed by adjacent lines of light, each 0.1 mm thick. Every minute detail of the sculpture’s surface is defined by these side-by-side, 0.1 mm light lines; their length, thickness, and sequence create the surface itself. The sculpture follows the body’s true forms in every direction: it consists of densely packed, adjacent, pale-colored, 0.1 mm-thin lines of light that trace every curve and detail, naturally wrapping around the forms, while their brightness increases or decreases in response to surface variations. The sculpture must not stand in the water. It hovers 20 cm above the surface of a vast desert salt lake. It is dawn; the lake is shallow and perfectly calm. The rising sun remains outside the frame, casting low-angle, lateral light onto the sculpture, while subtle caustic light effects reveal its depth. The cool blue sky softly outlines the edges on the opposite side. Every color derives solely from the surrounding dawn light. The sculpture’s form is defined by physically authentic lighting, a calm, cinematic realism, and delicately rendered streaks of light. The sculpture cannot stand in water. There are no real materials, colored stone, internal light sources, floating sculptures, artificial sunlight, or inconsistent lighting directions.
  • Using base image: Yes