K-pop dance tutorial poster 4x4 grid streetwear AI Image Prompt

Transform the input image into a stylized {argument name="style" default="K-pop dance tutorial poster"} with a fashion-forward streetwear aesthetic, keeping the exact 4x4 grid layout (16 panels) and choreography structure. Core Composition - Maintain a 16-panel grid (4 columns × 4 rows) with clean spacing - Each panel shows the same female dancer performing sequential choreography - Preserve panel numbering (1–16) in bold, modern UI-style labels - Keep step titles and instructional captions, but redesign typography to feel like K-pop album graphics / dance practice overlays Subject Styling (K-pop Idol Inspired) - Young female dancer with soft glam K-pop makeup (dewy skin, subtle shimmer, defined eyes) - Hair: long, sleek, slightly dynamic (motion-friendly, flowing during moves) - Expression: confident, charismatic stage presence - Outfit (streetwear-inspired): {argument name="clothing" default="Cropped hoodie or oversized zip-up jacket with cargo pants"} - Chunky sneakers or platform boots - Optional accessories: chain necklace, ear cuffs, fingerless gloves Visual Style - Switch from plain grayscale → high-contrast + soft neon accents - Base palette: {argument name="colors" default="black, white, gray"} - Accent colors: neon pink, electric blue, or violet glow (subtle, not overpowering) - Lighting: - Studio lighting with a soft glow + rim light effect - Slight stage-light vibe, like a K-pop dance practice video Graphics & Effects - Add dynamic motion trails and glow accents on arms, legs, and hair movement - Replace basic arrows with stylized motion graphics (neon strokes, swooshes) - Subtle light streaks or particle effects for energy - Optional faint floor reflection or glossy surface Typography - Titles: bold, modern, slightly condensed sans-serif (K-pop album style) - Add subtle glow or gradient to titles - Instruction text: clean, minimal, slightly futuristic UI style - Panel numbers: inside rounded squares or pill shapes with neon outline Camera & Framing - Full-body framing in each panel (consistent scale) - Straight-on angle, but with slight dynamic tilt or perspective energy - Maintain clarity of movement for instructional purpose Mood & Energy - Feels like a K-pop dance practice meets fashion editorial - Clean but energetic - Stylish, rhythmic, performance-driven Important Constraints - Keep choreography readable and sequential - Do NOT merge panels or change layout - Maintain consistency of dancer identity across all panels