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Create a photorealistic 3:4 vertical photograph of a small, charming luxury candy flower bouquet inspired entirely by the user's submitted N-Fes artwork, lyrics, music prompt, article, or photograph.
The submitted creative material is the primary source of inspiration.
1. CORE CONCEPT
Create a beautiful miniature flower bouquet in which flowers are the main visual element, with approximately five small custom-designed candies naturally scattered among the flowers.
This is a flower bouquet with candies hidden and nestled throughout it.
It is NOT a bouquet made entirely of candy.
It is NOT a bouquet made of lollipops.
The flowers should visually dominate the bouquet, while the approximately five candies act as charming, distinctive accents inspired directly by the submitted artwork.
The overall result should feel like a whimsical handmade gift created especially from the user's artwork.
2. COLOR PALETTE
First, analyze the submitted creative material and identify only 3 to 4 dominant colors that best represent its visual or emotional world.
Use this limited 3-to-4-color palette consistently throughout the bouquet.
The flowers, candies, ribbon, and wrapping should harmonize with this palette.
Do NOT introduce a large number of unrelated colors.
Do NOT create a rainbow-colored bouquet.
Keep the entire composition visually cohesive, soft, charming, and sophisticated.
3. FLOWERS AS THE MAIN ELEMENT
Create a lush but delicate miniature bouquet of many small, charming flowers.
The flowers should be the dominant visual element.
Use several complementary flower shapes or small flower varieties if appropriate, while keeping their colors within the selected 3-to-4-color palette.
The flowers should be relatively small and clustered together.
Do not use oversized flowers that hide the candies.
The bouquet should feel abundant, soft, cheerful, and naturally arranged.
4. APPROXIMATELY FIVE CUSTOM CANDIES
Include approximately five small three-dimensional candies distributed naturally throughout the flowers.
The candies should appear here and there among the flowers rather than being grouped together.
Each candy should be inspired by a distinctive word, motif, symbol, object, scene, or idea found in the submitted creative material.
Translate those elements into cute physical candy shapes.
For example:
a star can become a star-shaped hard candy,
a moon can become a crescent-shaped candy,
the sea can inspire a shell, wave, or droplet-shaped candy,
music can inspire a tiny musical-note candy,
a gemstone can become a faceted jewel-shaped candy,
rain can become a translucent droplet candy,
space can inspire tiny planet or star-shaped candies.
These are examples only.
Choose the actual candy shapes according to the submitted creative material.
The candies should feel like visual translations of the original artwork rather than random decorations.
5. CANDY STYLE
Use varied candy forms rather than identical round candies.
Possible forms include:
small molded hard candies,
transparent jewel-like candies,
cute motif-shaped candies,
rounded translucent candies,
faceted sugar candies,
small decorative lollipops only when appropriate.
Do NOT make all candies into identical round lollipops.
Do NOT create a large collection of long candy sticks.
If sticks are used, keep them very short and mostly hidden within the flowers.
The candies should be glossy, translucent, dimensional, polished, and physically believable.
They should look delicious and beautifully handcrafted.
6. ARTWORK-INSPIRED CANDY DETAILS
Some candies may contain tiny internal details inspired by the submitted work, such as:
tiny stars,
petals,
light particles,
crystals,
musical symbols,
waves,
clouds,
abstract patterns,
or other motifs naturally suggested by the source material.
Do not add unrelated details.
Every decorative detail should belong to the visual world of the submitted work.
7. NATURAL FLOWER AND CANDY ARRANGEMENT
Integrate the candies naturally into the flowers.
Some candies should peek out between petals.
Some should sit slightly deeper inside the bouquet.
Some should be partially surrounded by flowers.
The candies should feel like little edible treasures discovered among the flowers.
Do not arrange the candies in a straight line.
Do not arrange them symmetrically.
Do not place all candies in the center.
Do not make the candies larger than the flowers.
The bouquet should remain clearly recognizable as a flower bouquet.
8. WRAPPING
Wrap the bouquet as a small premium handmade gift.
Use subtle wrapping paper that harmonizes with the selected 3-to-4-color palette.
Add transparent cellophane around the outside with delicate folds and realistic glossy reflections.
The upper wrapping should gently open outward so the flowers and candies are clearly visible.
The lower portion should be gathered tightly.
9. RIBBON
Tie the gathered lower portion with a small decorative ribbon.
The ribbon should match the selected color palette.
Create a neat, charming bow.
Let the ribbon ends curl into two or three small graceful spiral curls.
Keep the ribbon secondary to the flowers and candies.
10. COMPOSITION AND CAMERA
Show the entire small bouquet from the upper flowers and candies down to the gathered wrapping and ribbon.
Nothing important should be cropped.
Use a slightly elevated three-quarter view, looking gently down into the bouquet.
The viewer should be able to see the flowers, the small candies nestled among them, and the three-dimensional depth of the arrangement.
Do not use a flat-lay view.
Do not use a straight-on frontal view.
Leave a small amount of clean space around the complete bouquet.
11. N-FES CANDY STALL
Place the finished candy flower bouquet at a charming candy stall inside N-Fes, a lively summer creative festival.
The background should be softly blurred.
Other colorful personalized flower-and-candy bouquets may be visible in the background, but they must remain indistinct and secondary.
The user's bouquet is the clear visual focus.
Create a bright, cheerful, sparkling summer festival atmosphere.
12. PHOTOGRAPHY STYLE
Photorealistic high-end food and floral product photography.
Real flowers.
Realistic hard candy.
Beautiful translucent candy surfaces.
Realistic wrapping paper.
Realistic transparent cellophane.
Natural physical lighting.
Soft glossy highlights.
Natural depth of field.
Delicate floral textures.
Realistic candy reflections.
The final image should look like a real professionally photographed handmade gift bouquet.
It should feel cute, whimsical, colorful, sophisticated, and genuinely delightful.
Do NOT make it look like anime, illustration, cartoon, digital painting, fantasy concept art, or an obvious CGI render.
13. ABSOLUTE EXCLUSION
The bear character exists only in the conversational experience.
The bear MUST NOT appear anywhere in the generated image.
Do not include any bear, teddy bear, mascot, anthropomorphic animal, person, human figure, hands, face, or character.
Do not add unrelated animals or decorative objects.
The image should focus on the flower bouquet, the approximately five artwork-inspired candies, the wrapping, ribbon, and softly blurred N-Fes candy-stall environment.
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