Photo and Perler Bead Dual-Zone Poster: Keep the same user photo in the upper half of the poster, and in the lower half translate it into a handmade fuse-bead pi…
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Photo and Perler Bead Dual-Zone Poster

Keep the same user photo in the upper half of the poster, and in the lower half translate it into a handmade fuse-bead pixel art piece with six element patches.

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Using each user-uploaded photo as the sole visual reference, generate a separate 3:4 vertical design poster for each one, single sheet per image, with no stitching or merging. The entire canvas is strictly divided into top and bottom zones at a 1:1 ratio, each occupying 50% of the total height. The boundary is stable and clear, and neither side may encroach on the other.

The upper zone fully uses the corresponding original photo, filling edge to edge. Preserve the subject or people in the original photo, facial features, expressions, actions, poses, clothing, accessories, objects, environment, composition, proportions, perspective, spatial relationships, real materials, natural light and shadow, depth of field, and original colors. Only slight premium photographic color grading is allowed, to give it the texture of an art magazine or independent publication. If the proportions do not fit, the background may be naturally extended along the original sky, ground, or environment. However, stretching, distorting, repainting the subject, changing identity, expression, action, posture, or spatial relationships, and adding irrelevant elements are prohibited. The upper zone must have no text, graphics, stickers, or decoration.

The lower zone uses warm, natural off-white textured paper with fine paper fibers, slight grain, and soft diffuse light, keeping ample white space. All content must derive from the same original photo: extract the most important subject outline, character relationships, action posture, visual center, representative colors, background symbols, props, and iconic details, then uniformly translate them into real handmade Perler bead art.

At the exact center of the lower zone, place one large square bead artwork as the absolute visual center. Convert the main subjects and core composition of the original photo into clearly recognizable pixel art, retaining key outlines, poses, character relationships, color zones, and representative details, without pursuing realistic copying. The periphery uses a cream-white or warm off-white bead border. Each individual round bead must be clearly visible. The arrangement carries slight natural handmade error, with a slight melted-plastic sheen, fine bumps, and irregular edges on the surface, avoiding smooth digital illustration or an ordinary mosaic effect. The whole artwork floats slightly above the paper, casting soft shallow shadows.

On the left and right sides of the central artwork, place a total of 6 small irregular-shaped bead patches: 3 on the left and 3 on the right, arranged staggered and balanced above and below. Each patch extracts one recognizable element from the original photo, such as a partial figure, clothing, an accessory, an action prop, a background object, a natural element, or an environmental symbol. All patches use a cream-colored edge, retaining pixel grain, slight plastic texture, and soft shadows, with similar sizes but outlines that vary with the element. Overall, use a hierarchical composition of a large central subject with six small side elements: the center is largest and the surroundings are smaller, and all elements do not touch the edges, do not overlap, and are not crowded.

The entire poster must completely avoid any text, English, Chinese, numbers, letters, titles, labels, logos, watermarks, signatures, or similar characters. The overall mood stays handmade, minimal, gentle, clean, real, and collectible, emphasizing the contrast among three materials: photography, off-white paper, and beads. Avoid excessive cartoonishness, overly glossy plastic, excessive toy feel, overly dense pixels, cluttered elements, crowded patches, and imbalanced top-and-bottom proportions.

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Usage tips: Upload a photo with a clear subject that includes a recognizable environment or props. When generating, keep the 3:4 vertical ratio, and check that the person’s identity, top-and-bottom zoning, and bead details meet expectations.

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