PRIORITY: Use reference image 2 a

Published on Jul 22, 2026

Nizar Zain

PRIORITY: Use reference image 2 as the EXACT character identity. Keep face, hair, eyes, body proportions IDENTICAL to reference 2. ONLY adopt visual rendering style from reference image 1 (shading technique, color palette, lineart quality, lighting style). Use the reference image as the highest priority. Create a premium 3/4 body character illustration framed from approximately the knees upward. No frame, no border, no text. REFERENCE PRIORITY: - Preserve the exact character identity from the character reference image. - Keep the same face, facial proportions, eye shape, eye color, hairstyle silhouette, hair color, skin tone, body proportions, and overall character identity. - Never create a different face or character. - Only modify the outfit, pose, background, lighting, and camera composition. OUTFIT ADAPTATION: - Transform the original outfit into a luxury swimsuit. - Preserve the original color palette of the character. - The redesign should feel like an official premium alternate costume. SWIMSUIT DESIGN: - Luxury designer bikini swimsuit - Elegant bikini top with decorative elements - Matching luxury bikini bottom - Flowing translucent pareo or sheer beach shawl - Lightweight chiffon layers - Crystal and pearl ornaments - Decorative gold accessories - Elegant beach jewelry - Flowing ribbons - Luxury sandals or barefoot elegant - Sophisticated resort fashion - Premium vacation styling COMPOSITION: - Close-up to medium close-up framing from chest to head - The character fills most of the panel with tight and intimate composition - Strong emphasis on face, expression, cleavage, and outfit details POSE: - Elegant standing pose with slight angle - Graceful posture showcasing the swimsuit design - Natural hand placement BACKGROUND: - Luxury beach resort setting - Crystal clear water and white sand - Elegant beach architecture or natural tropical scenery - Soft golden hour lighting OVERALL AESTHETIC: Masterpiece, best quality,

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