Hyper-real Mini Diorama in Glass Bottle AI Image Prompt
Create a hyper-real miniature diorama inside a clear glass bottle on a wooden table. Place {argument name="character" default="CHARACTER"} seated in a plush armchair, relaxed posture, holding {argument name="accessory" default="ACCESSORY"} in their hands with natural grip and finger tension—no book or extra props. Keep scale tiny yet believable; show thick bottle lip, optical refraction, soft caustics on the table, micro-scratches, faint dust and smudges on the glass. Warm studio key light from the right, subtle bounce from the left; soft reflections on the bottle; gentle shadow beneath. Bottle floor: fine sand with small shells and a thin turquoise water rim, grains sharply resolved. On the upper-left of the glass, add a handwritten white marker note: "{argument name="glass text" default="GLASS_TEXT"}" with correct superscripts. Background: warm beige, softly blurred. Tilt-shift/macro look, 85mm aesthetic, f/1.8 depth of field; crisp textures (skin pores, hair flyaways, fabric weave, metal/plastic/glass of the accessory). Centered framing, vertical 3:4 ratio, HDR detail, subtle vignette, premium cinematic hyper-real miniature style.
Content: Structured parameters: subject (tiny diorama character+accessory in bottle), scene (wooden table, warm beige background), style (hyper-real miniature), composition (centered vertical 3:4), lighting (warm key right, bounce left, soft shadow), color (warm beige background, turquoise water rim), materials (glass, metal, fabric texture), lens (85mm f/1.8 tilt-shift/macro), scale (tiny but believable).
Pros: Parameterized design allows flexible replacement of character, accessory, and glass text; rich detail description helps generate high-quality hyper-real images.
Cons: Demanding on AI model rendering capability; may not perfectly realize all micro-details; default parameters may lead to lack of originality.
Reference image: No obvious reference-image dependency
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