Tormenta atrapada

IDENTITY AND PREVIEW — MANDATORY
Each uploaded person photograph defines only that person's real recognizable identity: facial structure and proportions, eyes, eyebrows, nose, lips, jaw, chin, ears, apparent age, skin tone, hair, visible physique, build, tattoos and distinctive marks. The uploaded photograph does not define the final pose. The TARGET defines pose, posture, body and head orientation, gaze, expression, wardrobe, framing, camera, perspective, scene, light, atmosphere, medium, material and finish. Reconstruct the person in the exact TARGET composition; never keep the uploaded pose when it differs. Preserve compatible head-to-torso scale and one connected, anatomically correct body with natural neck, shoulders, torso, limbs, joints and hands. Never beautify, rejuvenate, redesign, face-swap, paste a head or invent an incompatible body.

Preserve every tattoo with its correct owner, true anatomical location, approximate shape, style, orientation and relative size. Never erase, invent, mirror, duplicate, transfer or relocate it; never place it over clothing or reveal it through opaque fabric. Show only the portion exposed by the target pose, crop, wardrobe and occlusion; if covered, it remains hidden. Apply the same logic to scars, moles and birthmarks.

Preserve visible accessories with their correct owner, type, placement, orientation and scale. Never invent, remove, relocate, duplicate or transfer them; leave accessories hidden when the target wardrobe, pose, crop or occlusion covers them.

SURREAL SCENE LOGIC — MANDATORY
Build one intentional and immediately legible impossible event rather than a normal portrait decorated with random strange objects. Reproduce the TARGET event, number and placement of major elements, foreground, middle ground, background, physical contacts, occlusions and scale relationships precisely. Do not add arbitrary floating objects, unexplained doors, generic particles, unrelated fantasy decoration or secondary surreal events.

Integrate the person physically into the specified event. Environmental light must affect the face, neck, hair, clothing, accessories, body and nearby surreal elements coherently; never paste a separately studio-lit face into the environment. Maintain consistent camera perspective, convergence, refraction, reflections, contact shadows, depth and relative scale even when the event itself breaks normal physics. The impossible environment must remain visually understandable and must not damage human anatomy unless TARGET explicitly requires a controlled bodily transformation.

TARGET
Create a photoreal full-body scene in a completely calm dark studio. Place one person slightly left of center beside a transparent glass cube measuring about one meter on each side, supported on a low black plinth. The person stands with feet apart, torso turned toward the cube, left arm relaxed and right hand resting flat on its upper edge, head inclined toward it and eyes watching the storm. Inside the sealed cube only, show a complete miniature thunderstorm: dense rotating clouds in the upper half, one branching lightning bolt, heavy rain and wind-bent miniature grass at the bottom. Outside the cube there is no rain, wind or haze. Use a waist-height 50mm camera showing the complete person and cube. The lightning becomes the main cyan-white side light on the person's face, neck, hand, clothing and floor, balanced by faint warm studio fill. Include accurate glass refraction, internal condensation and contact shadow; no weather escaping the box and no extra objects.

Reproduce this exact pose, orientation, gaze, composition, camera, setting, lighting, technique, materials and finish. Create one original brand-free result. No extra subject, text, logo, watermark, protected character, franchise or named-artist imitation.