Sticker Peel Revealing Hand-Drawn Cocktail and Bouncy Text AI Image Prompt

Fixed camera, locked on bar tabletop composition throughout. Opening shot: live-action tropical gradient cocktail scene @Image1. The entire silhouette area of a tall stemmed glass is covered by a live-action sticker of the same glass shape; the sticker base fully seals the hand-drawn graffiti artwork from @Image2, which remains completely static, only concealed by the upper live-action sticker. The sticker’s top-right corner naturally curls up, then the whole sticker quickly peels off diagonally, rolls up, and flies out of frame. As it peels, the underlying hand-drawn graffiti is revealed synchronously at each area; the revealed hand-drawn glass and fruit decorations stay motionless. During peeling, the paper piece strictly maintains the complete silhouette of the tall cocktail glass, with crisp, brisk motion. Simultaneously, the crisp sound of liquid slowly being poured into a glass is heard. The warm orange glowing gradient at the bottom of the glass flickers twice with a "pop" following the pouring sound, like bar lighting suddenly igniting, sequentially lighting up the orange-red gradient 3D Chinese characters "微醺" (tipsy) inside the glass. The two characters use American retro cartoon gummy-bear elastic deformation animation, smooth and seamless: the text first contracts inward to gather force, then lightly leaps upward; upon landing and touching the glass, it squashes and stretches, then bounces back elastically. The bounce rhythm of the two characters is staggered, hitting the beats of the light and tipsy jazz soundtrack. The entire hand-drawn graffiti cocktail glass slightly sways left and right following the text bounce, and the slender ribbed stem softly swings in sync. The characters' inherent orange-red warm glow breathes and flickers with the bouncing, simulating a cocktail-bar neon atmosphere. Eventually all text smoothly settles back to the original centered position on the glass, the hand-drawn cocktail glass outline remains intact, and the overall frame has no displacement. Sound design: at the moment of sticker peeling, a crisp "ripping" paper sound; followed by a continuous, soft sound of liquid pouring into the stemmed glass; layered with a light clink of a glass hitting the bar counter. Throughout, a lazy, playful light-jazz hopping score plays, with drum hits precisely aligned to the text landing and rebounding moments, creating a relaxed, tipsy bar-cocktail atmosphere.