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HYPER-REALISTIC ANIME AUTUMN PORTRAIT — SINGLE IRIS FOCAL POINT

OUTPUT FORMAT: Generate exactly ONE vertical 3:4 portrait image (1152×1536 preferred). Never landscape or square.

PRIMARY OBJECTIVE

Create a breathtaking hyper-realistic anime portrait of the character from the uploaded reference sheet, lying naturally in a thick bed of autumn leaves.

The camera captures an intimate, tightly framed view of approximately ONE-HALF TO THREE-QUARTERS of the character’s face.

ONE featured iris is the primary visual focal point of the entire image.

That iris contains a beautifully detailed, recognizable reflection of an autumn forest canopy: individual golden, amber, orange, and crimson leaves, delicate branches, and sparkling warm sunlight.

The character must retain their recognizable identity, with natural, anatomically believable eyes that are properly proportioned to their face.

The image should look like an extraordinary anime illustration brought into a dimensional world — not a photograph of a human wearing anime makeup.

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1. CHARACTER REFERENCE — ABSOLUTE AUTHORITY

Use the uploaded character sheet as the sole authority for character identity.

The FRONT / NEUTRAL face is the primary reference.

Preserve:

* Original face shape and proportions
* Jawline, cheeks, chin, and facial width
* Nose and lip shape
* Original eye colour
* Recognizable eye shape and expression
* Eyebrow shape and positioning
* Hair style, colour, bangs, and distinctive strands
* Ears and fantasy anatomy
* Tattoos, markings, piercings, and jewelry
* Glasses if present
* Clothing and visible accessories
* Original age and gender presentation

Do not redesign or genericize the face.

Do not replace the character with a conventionally attractive human model.

The final portrait must immediately resemble the original character.

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2. EYES — NATURAL ANATOMY WITHOUT ALIEN PROPORTIONS

CRITICAL: THE EYES MUST LOOK NATURALLY PROPORTIONED TO THE CHARACTER’S FACE.

The character sheet determines the identifying characteristics of the eyes, but exaggerated 2D anime geometry must be intelligently adapted into natural three-dimensional anatomy.

Preserve:

* Recognizable eye shape
* Original eye colour
* Natural eye tilt
* Eyelid curvature
* Upper eyelid heaviness
* Lower eyelid shape
* Inner and outer corner positioning
* Eyebrow relationship
* Character-specific eyelashes
* Original expression

Natural eye anatomy

The featured eye must:

* Fit naturally into the face’s orbital structure
* Have a believable eye opening relative to the nose, brow, and cheek
* Show natural upper and lower eyelids conforming to the eyeball
* Have a properly sized iris and pupil
* Retain a relaxed, natural expression
* Show subtle upper eyelid overlap over the iris
* Avoid excessive visible white around the iris
* Remain consistent with the facial proportions of the original character

Do not reproduce oversized anime eye geometry literally when translating the face into dimensional rendering.

The eye should look like a naturally integrated version of the character’s original eye.

Absolutely prohibited

* Alien-looking eyes
* Excessively wide eye openings
* Horizontally stretched eyes
* Extra-long outer eye corners
* Eyes pulled toward the temples
* Oversized irises
* Bulging eyeballs
* Unnaturally circular eyes
* Doll-like eye proportions
* Wide, startled expressions
* Eye enlargement for dramatic effect
* Unnatural eyelid stretching
* Iris magnification to emphasize reflection

IMPORTANT: The iris must become the focal point through optical clarity, reflected detail, colour, lighting, and composition — NEVER through enlargement of the anatomy.

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3. COMPOSITION — 1/2 TO 3/4 FACE WITH SINGLE IRIS FOCAL POINT

THIS COMPOSITION IS ESSENTIAL.

Create a very tight, intimate portrait showing approximately 50–75% of the character’s face.

The frame should cut naturally across the head and facial features.

This is NOT:

* A full-face portrait
* A centered symmetrical headshot
* A crop showing only an isolated eye
* A full head-and-shoulders portrait
* An ultra-macro photograph of an eyeball

Composition requirements

The featured eye and iris are the visual center of attention.

The surrounding composition should include:

* ONE prominently featured eye
* The natural brow and eyelid around that eye
* A substantial portion of the cheek
* Part of the nose
* Part of the lips or mouth
* Hair framing the face
* A portion of the jaw, neck, ear, or shoulder where appropriate
* At least one recognizable character-specific detail when possible

The second eye may be:

* Outside the frame
* Partially cropped
* Partially hidden behind natural foliage
* Visible but compositionally secondary

The second eye must never compete with the featured iris.

Framing behavior

The featured iris is exceptionally sharp.

Its visual dominance comes from:

* Accurate focus
* Beautiful reflected autumn foliage
* Strong local colour contrast
* Warm luminous highlights
* Subtle surrounding depth of field

Do not make the iris larger to fill the frame. Instead, crop and compose the face so that attention naturally falls upon the iris.

The shot should feel intimate, as though the viewer has discovered the character quietly resting among the leaves.

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4. CAMERA — STRAIGHT-ON WITHOUT DISTORTION

The character lies naturally on their back in autumn leaves.

The camera looks directly toward the plane of their face from above.

Use an undistorted, straight-on facial perspective.

The composition may be asymmetrical, but the camera should not be dramatically angled across the face.

Lens simulation

Use the perspective of an 85–105mm full-frame portrait lens with a tightly cropped field of view.

Simulate a camera positioned sufficiently far away to preserve realistic facial proportions.

The close-up is achieved through framing and cropping, NOT by placing an extreme wide-angle or macro lens inches from the eye.

Never use:

* Fisheye distortion
* Wide-angle facial stretching
* Perspective enlargement of the closest eye
* Bulging facial features
* Extreme three-quarter facial perspective
* Artificial eye magnification
* Distorted nose-to-eye proportions

Maintain the same natural facial geometry as the reference sheet.

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5. AUTUMN CANOPY REFLECTION — PRIMARY VISUAL FEATURE

THE REFLECTION INSIDE THE FEATURED IRIS IS ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT ELEMENTS OF THE IMAGE.

It must be clearly visible, beautifully detailed, and immediately recognizable as an autumn tree canopy.

The iris should appear to capture the luminous autumn world above the character.

Reflection contents

Show recognizable miniature reflected details:

* Individual maple leaves
* Golden ginkgo leaves
* Orange and crimson foliage
* Thin dark branch silhouettes
* Intertwined twigs
* Small areas of sparkling sunlight
* Warm illumination filtering through overlapping leaves
* Subtle variations in foliage depth

The reflection should contain an intricate arrangement of leaves in warm autumn colours.

The reflected foliage must be recognizable as actual leaf shapes, not merely abstract colourful patches.

Reflection colour palette

Use:

* Golden yellow
* Amber
* Burnished orange
* Fiery crimson
* Scarlet red
* Deep autumn burgundy
* Small warm white-gold sunlight highlights

ABSOLUTELY NO BLUE SKY IN THE IRIS.

No cool blue reflected sky, blue atmospheric patches, cyan highlights, or pale-blue gaps between leaves.

Any gaps between foliage must appear as warm cream, pale gold, or white-gold sunlight.

Optical behavior

The foliage appears reflected across the naturally curved, moist corneal surface, visually layered over the iris.

The reflection should follow the natural curvature of the eye.

Preserve the character’s original iris colour.

The underlying iris colour, pupil, and iris texture must remain visible beneath and around the reflected details.

Allow the reflection to be especially vivid in selected portions of the iris, while preserving enough clear iris surface to maintain anatomical realism.

The reflected autumn leaves should look exceptionally beautiful and detailed, with a luminous, jewel-like quality of light — without turning the eyeball itself into a gemstone or glass sphere.

Reflection visibility

The reflection must be strong enough to be clearly recognized by the viewer.

Do not reduce it to:

* A single white catchlight
* A vague orange glow
* Indistinct coloured dots
* A generic glossy reflection
* A blurred reflection with no leaf shapes

The viewer should be able to identify autumn leaves and branches reflected in the featured iris without needing to zoom in.

However, the reflection must never alter the natural size, shape, or position of the iris.

The eye is anatomically natural. The reflection is visually extraordinary.

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6. GLASSES — IF PRESENT IN CHARACTER REFERENCE

If the character wears glasses, reproduce their original design accurately.

Preserve:

* Frame shape
* Rim thickness
* Frame colour
* Position and fit
* Character-specific styling

The glasses must not magnify or distort the eyes.

Add a separate, natural autumn canopy reflection across selected portions of the lens.

The glasses reflection may show:

* Autumn leaves
* Branches
* Golden sunlight
* A soft warm glow

Keep the featured iris sufficiently visible beneath the lens.

Do not cover the focal iris with an opaque glasses reflection.

The lens and corneal reflections should be visually consistent with the same autumn environment.

No blue sky.

Do not add glasses if they are absent from the character sheet.

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7. FOREGROUND LEAVES — STRONG ORGANIC DEPTH

The character lies surrounded by autumn leaves, with foliage occupying multiple layers of space between the camera and the face.

Imagine scattered leaves suspended in the foreground, as though an invisible plane exists between the viewer and character.

There is no actual visible glass or pane.

Some leaves lie on the character; others sit closer to the camera.

Leaf placement

Arrange leaves randomly and asymmetrically.

Include:

* Large blurred leaves near the camera
* Smaller recognizable leaves closer to the face
* Leaves resting in the hair
* Leaves overlapping the cheek
* Leaves partly covering the chin
* Leaves near the ear or neck
* Leaves extending in from the image edges
* Leaves surrounding the outer silhouette of the face

Occasionally allow one or two large leaves to occupy a substantial portion of the frame.

Their placement should make the image feel physically immersed in a deep pile of foliage.

Important composition rule

Foreground leaves can partially obscure facial details, but the featured iris must remain completely visible.

Leaves may gently overlap:

* The outer cheek
* The bridge or edge of the nose
* The chin
* The jawline
* The ear
* The lips
* The hairline

Do not cover the main iris reflection.

Avoid:

* Symmetrical leaf layouts
* Decorative wreath compositions
* Artificial leaf borders
* Evenly spaced leaves
* Too few foreground leaves
* Identical repeated leaf shapes

The leaves should feel accidental, organic, and naturally scattered.

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8. CHARACTER POSITION AND RECOGNIZABLE DETAILS

The character is lying comfortably on their back in a bed of fallen leaves.

The head is supported naturally by the surrounding foliage.

Use the tight face crop to show one or more identifying details where naturally possible.

Examples include:

* Pointed ear
* Distinctive earring
* Neck tattoo
* Choker
* Shoulder tattoo
* Unique necklace
* Distinctive collar or clothing detail

Choose only details actually present on the reference sheet.

Positioning may reveal a portion of the neck or shoulder near the frame edge without drawing attention away from the featured iris.

Never invent character features.

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9. VISUAL STYLE — HYPER-REALISTIC ANIME

Render as an exceptionally polished hyper-realistic anime illustration.

Target aesthetic:

* Premium anime key art
* Natural facial anatomy
* Beautiful three-dimensional shading
* Softly luminous skin
* Detailed painterly hair
* Convincing lighting and materials
* Rich cinematic colour
* Graceful anime facial stylization
* Extremely refined illustration quality

The image should remain visibly illustrated rather than photographic.

Use subtle realistic surface properties without excessive skin pores or photographic imperfections.

Avoid:

* Live-action character reinterpretation
* Plastic doll skin
* Excessive beauty filtering
* Unrealistic eye shine
* Generic fashion-model faces
* Harsh photorealistic skin texture
* Artificial 3D-rendered game character appearance

The result should be a hyper-realistic anime version of the ORIGINAL CHARACTER, not a real person styled to resemble anime.

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10. LIGHTING AND DEPTH OF FIELD

Warm sunlight filters through a dense autumn forest canopy above the character.

Use:

* Beautiful golden-hour illumination
* Gentle sunlight across the face
* Soft leaf-shaped dappled shadows
* Glowing red and gold foliage
* Warm reflections across skin and hair
* Rich luminous autumn colours
* Cinematic depth of field
* Peaceful, intimate atmosphere

The featured iris must be the sharpest and most detailed point.

The eyelashes and surrounding eyelid should also remain crisply defined.

The face transitions gently into softer focus with distance from the focal eye.

Foreground leaves become softer and blurrier depending on their distance from the focal plane.

The autumn canopy reflection inside the eye should retain recognizable detail even while surrounding leaves appear softly blurred.

The final mood should feel warm, delicate, immersive, and visually breathtaking.

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11. FINAL PRIORITY ORDER

When instructions conflict, obey this order:

1. Original character identity and facial likeness
2. Natural eye anatomy and believable eye-to-face proportions
3. One featured iris as the primary visual focal point
4. Clearly recognizable autumn foliage reflected within the iris
5. Tight 1/2-to-3/4 face composition
6. Straight-on perspective without lens distortion
7. High-end hyper-realistic anime rendering
8. Random immersive foreground autumn leaves
9. Warm sunlight and atmospheric depth
10. Character-specific accessories and identifying details

Mandatory final checks

Before finalizing, ensure:

* The character still resembles the original reference sheet.
* The eyes are naturally sized relative to the face.
* No eyes are widened, stretched, or enlarged.
* One iris is the unmistakable visual focal point.
* The iris contains clearly recognizable autumn leaves and branches.
* The character’s original iris colour remains visible.
* There is absolutely no blue sky reflected in the iris.
* Approximately 50–75% of the face is visible.
* The camera perspective is straight-on and undistorted.
* Some facial features extend naturally beyond the frame.
* Foreground leaves occupy meaningful parts of the composition.
* The character looks immersed in a thick bed of autumn leaves.
* The featured iris remains unobstructed.
* The final style is hyper-realistic anime, NOT a photograph.

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ABSOLUTE FINAL GENERATION INSTRUCTION

Create an intimate 3:4 hyper-realistic anime portrait showing approximately one-half to three-quarters of the original character’s face while they lie peacefully among glowing autumn leaves.

Make ONE naturally proportioned iris the extraordinary visual focal point.

Within that iris, render a beautiful, clearly recognizable reflection of golden and crimson autumn leaves, branching silhouettes, and warm sparkling sunlight.

Retain natural eye anatomy and the original character’s exact identifying features.

Do not exaggerate the eyes to showcase the reflection.

Keep the camera perspective undistorted, crop closely, and surround the character with randomly overlapping foreground leaves.

The final image must combine natural anatomical proportions, unmistakable character identity, a breathtaking reflected autumn canopy, and the visual intimacy of a tightly cropped anime portrait.