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- Use @image1 as the main character reference.\
- Keep the character completely recognizable and faithful to the uploaded reference image. Preserve their facial structure, overall likeness, hairstyle, hair color, eye shape, eye color, markings, ears, species, horns (if present), proportions, body shape, and original color scheme. The character's attire may be altered to suit the artistic vision, but their defining appearance must remain unchanged.\
- Create a surreal, dreamlike fantasy illustration in **authentic 256-color VGA pixel art**, inspired by 1990s DOS-era fantasy adventure games and classic PC RPGs. Use deliberate pixel placement, clean pixel clusters, crisp edges, expressive dithering, and carefully selected color ramps within a 256-color palette. The atmosphere should feel ethereal, cosmic, melancholic, and awe-inspiring.\
- **Composition and character framing:** Create a vertical **3:6 aspect ratio, full-body shot**. Show the entire character from the very top of their head to the soles of their feet, with their complete silhouette clearly visible inside the frame. Do not crop the head, hands, legs, or feet. Position the character as the central focal point, with enough surrounding negative space to showcase the surreal environment and swirling bubbles. The character looks directly at the camera, with their eyes remaining an important focal point. Their expression conveys allure, awe, curiosity, and wonder, with their mouth slightly open. Preserve their likeness through carefully placed pixels and clearly defined facial features. Maintain natural, coherent anatomy and believable full-body proportions.\
- **Environment and swirling bubbles:** Place the character in an ethereal cosmic void with no visible horizon, ground, or conventional landscape. Surround their entire body with numerous floating, iridescent water bubbles of varying sizes. The bubbles **swirl rapidly around the character in dynamic, spiraling orbital currents**, forming sweeping circular and corkscrew-shaped motion paths that travel around the head, shoulders, torso, arms, waist, and legs. Create a powerful sense of speed, rotation, and magical movement, as if the character is suspended at the center of a fast-moving aquatic vortex.\
- Arrange the bubbles at different depths: some close to the viewer in the foreground, others circling around the character's body, and smaller bubbles receding into the distant void. Use curved trails, directional arrangements, staggered bubble positions, and selective pixelated motion streaks to communicate rapid swirling motion without sacrificing the crispness of the pixel art. The movement should feel energetic, fluid, and hypnotic, while keeping the character's face and full silhouette unobstructed.\
- Render each bubble with a distinct, clean pixel-art silhouette, bright specular highlights, dark contrasting edges, and vivid iridescent color shifts suggesting light refracting into a rainbow spectrum. Include cyan, electric blue, violet, magenta, turquoise, and occasional golden highlights. The bubbles should feel translucent, luminous, and otherworldly, with carefully placed pixels creating the illusion of depth and reflective surfaces.\
- **Lighting and atmosphere:** Illuminate the scene using classic VGA pixel-art techniques. Use contrasting shadow clusters, selective dithering, luminous accents, and carefully placed highlights to define the character's facial features, clothing, limbs, and overall silhouette. Give their eyes a subtle supernatural glow, complemented by radiant pixel clusters behind them that suggest cosmic energy and atmospheric depth. Let the colorful reflections from the rapidly swirling bubbles illuminate portions of the character's body, creating alternating bands of cool and warm pixel highlights.\
- Use the bubble vortex to frame the character rather than conceal them. The strongest luminous accents should draw attention toward the face and then guide the viewer's eye down the full length of the character. Maintain a clear distinction between the character, the swirling bubbles, and the surrounding darkness.\
- **Artistic direction:** The final image should resemble a meticulously crafted full-body character illustration from a lost 1990s fantasy PC game, combining expressive character design with surreal environmental effects and a dramatic sense of motion. Balance intricate details with the visual clarity of low-resolution pixel art. Use a cohesive 256-color palette, controlled color transitions, and intentional pixel groupings to create rich lighting and atmosphere without smooth gradients or painterly blending.\
- **Image quality:** Polished, hand-crafted VGA pixel art with sharp pixel boundaries, consistent pixel scale, clean silhouettes, detailed but readable character sprites, convincing pixelated reflections, and a composition suitable for premium retro game artwork. Every element, including the bubbles and their motion trails, must look intentionally designed using authentic pixel-art techniques.\
- **Composition:** Vertical 3:6 aspect ratio. Full-body shot, entire character visible from head to feet, centered in the frame. Dynamic swirling bubble vortex surrounding the character from top to bottom. No cropped limbs or extremities.\
- **Avoid:** Photorealism, painterly textures, modern 3D rendering, vector-art aesthetics, post-processing pixel filters, smooth gradients, soft anti-aliasing, blurry or smeared pixels, inconsistent pixel sizes, random pixel noise, muddy colors, pointillism, poor anatomy, distorted facial features, extra or missing fingers or digits, duplicated body parts, cropped head, cropped hands, cropped legs, cropped feet, hidden extremities, excessive motion blur, straight static bubble arrangements, slow drifting bubbles, bubbles obscuring the face, bubbles obscuring the full-body silhouette, JPEG artifacts, logos, text, and watermarks.\
- The character must remain a single, coherent subject with consistent anatomy and recognizable identifying features, faithfully translated into the VGA pixel-art style. The bubbles must visibly swirl rapidly around the entire character, creating a strong sense of circular motion, magical energy, and immersive depth while preserving the character's full-body visibility.
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