Haz tuyo «Presentación de figura en escena lluviosa con gotas de resina»

Using the attached character illustration as the most important standard, while keeping as faithfully as possible the facial features, the impression of the eyes, the eye shape, the hairstyle, hair color, bangs, contour, expression, sense of age, impression of the outfit, color scheme, transparency, atmosphere, and the character's own cuteness, beauty, and charm from the original image, reconstruct it as "an announcement visual for the release of a non-existent official rainy-scene figure, in which even the rain itself has been turned into a three-dimensional part." Input fields Character name: [optional] Product name: [auto-generate if empty] Rain theme: [auto-generate from the atmosphere of the original image if empty] Short copy: [auto-generate if empty] Image ratio: [vertical 4:5] Core of the concept This is not merely a "character illustration on a rainy day." Nor is it a scene of the character themselves standing in the rain. The most important thing is that a painted, finished figure faithfully reproducing the character from the original image looks like a single, complete high-end three-dimensional work, including the clear umbrella, raindrops, droplets, splashes, puddles, and ripples. It is especially important to convey at a glance that "the rain is not a background effect, but exists as a physical three-dimensional part." Make a visual with strong legibility and product feel that, on sight, conveys: even the rain has been turned into a figure; the droplets are frozen in mid-air; it looks truly commercialized; a level of finish that makes you want to display it; the meaning is understood in an instant on the timeline. Character reproduction Never turn the character from the original image into a different person. Maintain, with top priority: facial features; eye shape, color, and gleam; the spacing of the eyes; hairstyle, bangs, hair color; contour; the nuances of the expression; sense of age; the impression of the original outfit; color scheme; motifs; the character's own cuteness, beauty, and charm. Even as a figure, the face must not become inorganic or turn into a generic mass-produced sculpture of a different person. Give top priority to making the original image's "that character's likeness" recognizable at a glance. Expression as a figure Always depict a finished figure, not the character themselves. Clearly include: three-dimensionally molded hair; carefully painted skin and outfit; natural thickness per part; three-dimensional sculpting of the outfit's frills and ornaments; a slight resin feel; transparent droplets adhering to the surface; a delicate gloss arising only on the wet parts; a structure where the feet connect naturally to the base. Flat illustration-style expression is forbidden. Make the texture instantly recognizable as "a real, existing finished figure." Three-dimensional expression of the rain The rain is a leading-role element of this work. Express the raindrops not as image effects or lines, but as physical parts made of clear resin. Naturally include: fine raindrops frozen in mid-air; droplets on the umbrella's surface; drops dripping from the umbrella's edge; small droplets remaining on hair tips and shoulders; splashes bursting at the feet; ripples spreading across puddles; a thin film of water laid over the base surface; clear spray bouncing around the shoes. What matters is conveying not "there is rain" but "even the rain has been sculpted." However, do not over-increase the transparent parts to the point where the character itself becomes hard to see. Always show the face clearly. Clear umbrella Give the character a clear umbrella that is natural as a figure work. The clear umbrella should satisfy: an umbrella-like dome shape; thin ribs; a natural handle; the texture of thin clear vinyl material; droplets adhering to the surface; drops falling from the edge; a structure where the hand and umbrella connect naturally. Do not let the umbrella largely hide the face. The hand holding the umbrella should be natural in finger count, length, joints, and grip. Pose and emotion The pose should be natural and narrative, as if capturing a single moment of rain. Rather than excessive action, the ideal is a figure that conveys quiet charm. Example directions: looking this way through the clear umbrella; smiling gently upon noticing the raindrops; a light step that almost, but doesn't, step into the puddle; a calm presence as if enjoying the sound of the rain; a quiet gesture as if waiting for someone. Make a pose that conveys cuteness and transparency while forming a beautiful silhouette as a figure. Handling of the outfit Faithfully maintain the impression and color scheme of the outfit from the original image. On top of that, add a light rainy-day arrangement so it looks natural as a figure work: a light translucent over-layer or thin jacket; a soft material feel suited to rain; restrained gloss only on the wet parts; a design that does not spoil the daintiness of the original outfit. Excessive exposure or drastic changes on the level of a different outfit are forbidden. While keeping the impression of the original image, adjust within a natural range as a "rainy-day finished figure." Base / diorama The base should not be a mere round base, but a precise diorama base that captures the rainy scene. Naturally include: ground suited to the character, such as wet cobblestone, a street, an alley, or a garden; a mirror-like puddle; natural reflection on the water surface; a shallow clear-resin water surface; ripples; small splashes; ornaments matching the character's atmosphere; a small plate bearing the product name or character name. The base should not be so lavish as to steal the spotlight, but should function as a stage that sets off the figure itself. Display case House the entire figure inside a high-quality clear acrylic display case. Make a wondrous and beautiful display structure where it looks as if "a quiet rain is falling only inside the case." Conditions: a highly transparent acrylic case; natural reflections that reveal the case's contour; raindrop parts fixed inside the case; an impression that it is dry outside the case; not too many droplets on the case surface; an impression of a high-end display item, not the oppressiveness of being confined. Composition Make a clear, strong product-visual composition that conveys the content in an instant on the X timeline. Mandatory conditions: show the figure large; face and eyes immediately recognizable; the whole body and base fit within the frame; the umbrella clearly recognizable as an umbrella; raindrops and splashes look like three-dimensional objects; the presence of the display case is recognizable; depth and luxury like a product photo. Without overloading background and ornaments, the protagonist must always be "the figure in which even the rain has been three-dimensionalized." Background and lighting The background should have the air of a luxury figure brand's release announcement or an exhibition key visual: quiet rain colors in pale blue, gray, white, aqua, and purple tones; brightness kept sufficient; the contours of the transparent parts looking beautiful in the light; natural water-surface reflection; soft, refined studio lighting; the background moderately blurred; a quiet, fantastical atmosphere. Lightning, storms, torrential rain, or disaster-like staging are forbidden. The world should always be a beautiful, gentle rain that makes you want to display it. Text design Keep the text within the image minimal. Reduce the character count, prioritizing that it can be read in an instant even on a smartphone. If you include text, limit it at most to: product name; short copy; a small Latin-letter supplement or limited-edition notation. The role of the text is not to explain, but to be an accent that heightens the product feel. The text must not become the protagonist. Text rules: mainly Japanese; no long text; legibility-focused; small amount of text; arranged neatly on either the left or right side; not overlapping the character body too much; do not include "my character (uchi no ko)." Short copy examples: "Even the rain, made three-dimensional."; "The rain that falls only for this character."; "Capturing a single moment of rain."; "Even the raindrops become a work."; "Waiting amid the sound of rain." Latin-letter supplement examples: RAINY SCENE FIGURE; LIMITED RAIN EDITION. Product-name auto-generation policy: if the product name is empty, generate it naturally from the character's atmosphere, color, expression, transparency, and rain theme. Example directions: "A Rendezvous in the Sound of Rain"; "Droplet-Colored Memories"; "Beyond the Clear Umbrella"; "A Promise After the Rain"; "Time of Sheltering from the Rain"; "Blooming in the Raindrops"; "Garden of Quiet Rain"; "Waltz of the Droplets." Do not use existing work names, existing brand names, or real product names. Texture expression Make the difference between materials recognizable at a glance: skin — smooth painted figure material; hair — delicate sculpting and semi-gloss paint; outfit — different textures per material; wet parts — restrained transparent gloss; clear umbrella — thin clear vinyl material; raindrops — clear resin; splashes — hard clear resin; puddle — clear resin with a mirror finish; base — realistic texture of wet ground; case — high-transparency acrylic. Do not let the raindrops look too much like jewels or beads; give them transparency and shape close to real water. Prohibitions The following are forbidden: a picture in which the character themselves merely stands normally in the rain; an expression that just adds rain to the background; drawing the raindrops with only light rays or effects; a depiction that looks like a human-sized person; an appearance like a printed-out, displayed illustration; a flat acrylic stand; a composition where the face is hidden by the umbrella or rain; a base unnaturally submerged in water; a too-dark background; thunderstorms, storms, disaster depictions; the protagonist buried by overuse of transparent materials; droplets that are too large; turning the character into a different person; drastic changes to face, eyes, hairstyle, hair color, or outfit impression; collapse of fingers, feet, arms, neck, and legs; real brand logos; large amounts of unreadable text; the notation "my character (uchi no ko)" within the image. Final result In the end, a finished figure that faithfully three-dimensionalizes the character from the original image holds a clear umbrella, is enveloped in clear-resin raindrops and splashes, and is displayed inside a case atop a mirror-surface puddle base. And make it an announcement visual for an official rainy-scene figure that truly looks like it would be released — possessing transparency, product feel, cuteness, and luxury — that conveys at a glance: "We made even the rain into a figure."