Phosphene
Made with Plush Version of Us
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Using the subject in the attached reference image as the authoritative main identity reference, create a polished vertical studio photograph of a handmade plush person made from Soft minky fabric. The optional second-reference state is: no second photo; create one plush person only. If a second adult photo is supplied, create exactly two distinct plush adults and preserve both recognizable identities, their relationship, relative scale, and interaction. Otherwise create exactly one plush adult and do not invent a companion. Translate each face into friendly embroidered features while preserving face shape, skin-tone cues through fabric color, hairstyle, facial hair, outfit identity, and other unique cues. Pose the figure or figures Sitting close together against Warm pastel studio. Use tactile fabric, subtle stitched seams, soft yarn or fabric hair, slightly rounded collectible proportions, carefully tailored miniature clothes, clean product lighting, and believable soft shadows. Keep the result warm and handcrafted rather than generic, childish, or uncanny. No children, animals, copyrighted characters, brands, button eyes, horror styling, sexualized features, text, logos, watermarks, packaging, extra dolls, duplicate figures, or replacement identities. Locked template details: Relationship Lock: When two adults are supplied, preserve their real interaction and pose energy without inventing romance or changing who they are. Reference manifest: image order is binding. Apply each image only to its declared role; do not swap or blend roles. - Image 1 (Your Photo): uploaded subject reference; use the depicted subject in the template. For a person or character, preserve recognizable identity, gender, apparent age, face, hair, and distinctive physical features; adapt clothing, pose, and rendering to the template while retaining compatible distinctive character details. For an object, preserve its recognizable appearance. In either case, do not copy the uploaded background or framing. Character transfer priority: the uploaded character references override conflicting template prose about the example person, including instructions to use a face reference only. Treat template gender, facial hair, and identity descriptions as example-person details; never substitute the cover person for the uploaded character. Combine the uploaded character with the template layout, lighting, scene, and visual treatment. A matching background alone is not a character transfer. Preserve separate participant identities. Explicit user directions may change the requested attributes; preserve recognizable identity and all other unrequested identity attributes.