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Then the hands leave the frame. The camera performs a slow cinematic 360° orbit around the completed miniature sculpture, clearly showing the front, both sides, back, and intricate woven-wire construction. End on an extreme macro shot showing the individual metallic wire strands and handcrafted intersections. VISUAL STYLE Ultra-photorealistic, 8K, DSLR macro photography, premium miniature craftsmanship documentary, shallow depth of field, realistic metallic reflections, physically accurate wire deformation, extremely detailed hands, authentic craft tools, realistic shadows, cinematic studio lighting, luxury artisan-workshop aesthetic. Use a clean neutral miniature workbench with an uncluttered background. Keep the camera primarily overhead and three-quarter macro during construction, with controlled close-ups whenever detailed wire manipulation occurs. The final reveal may use a smooth cinematic orbit. MATERIAL APPEARANCE COPPER WIRE Natural polished copper, warm reddish-brown/orange metallic tone, subtle realistic reflections, authentic copper appearance. GOLD WIRE Rich metallic gold appearance, elegant warm reflections, premium jewelry-like finish without looking like yellow plastic. SILVER WIRE Bright polished silver appearance, cool neutral reflections, realistic metallic highlights without excessive mirror-like glare. Never mix materials. If Copper Wire is selected, every wire must be copper. If Gold Wire is selected, every wire must be gold. If Silver Wire is selected, every wire must be silver. AUDIO Pure realistic ASMR only. Include: soft metallic wire uncoiling, wire sliding from the bundle, ruler contact, sharp cutter snips, subtle plier clicks, wire bending, delicate metallic scraping, twisting wire, mesh tightening, tiny metal taps, brushing, and microfiber polishing. No narration. No human voices. No speech. No music. No subtitles. ABSOLUTE RULES Start directly with hands pulling wire from the bundle. Use ONLY Copper, Gold, or Silver wire, according to the selected option. The entire object must be made from wire. NO plates, sheets, solid panels, foil, or solid metal body sections. All surfaces must be visibly woven, wrapped, twisted, coiled, or mesh-constructed wire. Maintain the uploaded reference object's original shape and proportions. Keep the object miniature DIY scale. Show realistic hands physically performing every important construction step. Maintain the same object and construction progress throughout. End with the fully completed object and a slow 360° reveal. NEGATIVE PROMPT solid metal plates, sheet metal, metal panels, solid metallic skin, solid body shell, cast metal, molded metal, foil, flat metal sheets, prefabricated metal parts, plastic components, wooden components, clay, resin, fabric, cardboard, life-size sculpture, giant sculpture, magically appearing parts, instant transformation, prebuilt object, finished object at beginning, blueprint opening, text opening, mixed metals, incorrect wire color, thick solid surfaces, hidden panels beneath wire, fake wire texture printed onto solid surfaces, CGI appearance, cartoon, anime, low detail, blurry image, flicker, object morphing, changing proportions, inconsistent sculpture, floating wire, impossible bending, unrealistic physics, incorrect tools, oversized welding equipment, excessive sparks, extra hands, extra fingers, missing fingers, malformed hands, broken wire mesh, unfinished sculpture, inconsistent lighting, background changes, camera shake, captions, subtitles, logos, text, watermark.

For a vehicle, build the chassis, body outline, wheels, roofline, doors, lights, grille, and other recognizable forms entirely from wire. For architecture or objects, construct the main geometric framework first and gradually add finer wire structures. WIRE WEAVING Once the primary frame exists, show the hands weaving thinner strands of [WIRE MATERIAL] across the framework. Every surface is gradually created using: wire loops → cross wires → spiral wraps → woven grids → interconnected wire mesh. Show satisfying macro shots of individual wires passing over and under neighboring wires. The hands use precision pliers to pull each strand tight. Tiny loose wire ends are carefully twisted around structural wires and trimmed cleanly. Gradually increase the density of the wire network while still preserving visible openings. The result should resemble an intricate 3D woven metal-wire mesh, never a solid metallic skin. DETAIL CONSTRUCTION Show detailed macro fabrication of the most recognizable features of [OBJECT NAME]. Every small feature must also be constructed from wire. Do not suddenly introduce prefabricated decorative pieces. For curved details, wrap wire around miniature cylindrical forming tools. For circular components, coil wire around a small mandrel. For sharp structural bends, use precision flat-nose pliers. For organic shapes, repeatedly bend and contour individual strands by hand. The hands should occasionally compare the developing sculpture against the uploaded reference image when one is provided. JOINING METHOD Wire connections must look physically believable. Use realistic miniature wire-working techniques such as: tight wire wrapping, twisting, looping, crimping, interlocking, and subtle micro-soldering only where structurally necessary. Never use giant welding equipment. Never create unrealistic glowing welds. If micro-soldering is shown, keep it extremely subtle and appropriate for delicate craft wire. Most visible joints should remain beautifully handcrafted wrapped-wire connections. SATISFYING DIY MOMENTS Include cinematic macro shots of: pulling fresh wire from the bundle wire naturally uncoiling measuring wire precisely crisp wire-cutter snips bending perfect curves with pliers forming symmetrical loops creating tiny spirals twisting two strands togethe weaving wire over-and-under tightening loose mesh wrapping tiny joints clipping excess wire pressing wire intersections into alignment creating intricate miniature details brushing away microscopic wire fragments polishing the finished sculpture with a microfiber cloth Every action must visibly contribute to constructing the same object. CONTINUITY RULE Maintain strict construction continuity. The sculpture must gradually evolve: raw wire bundle → individual cut wires → basic wire skeleton → structural framework → partial woven mesh → detailed wire sculpture → completed miniature sculpture. Never jump backward in construction progress. Never magically generate components. Never replace the sculpture between shots. The same partially completed object must remain physically consistent throughout the video. FINAL RESULT The final sculpture must be a beautiful miniature [OBJECT NAME] handcrafted 100% from [WIRE MATERIAL]. It must retain the recognizable proportions and design of the uploaded reference image while clearly appearing as a miniature wire artwork. The finished surface must consist of thousands of visible interconnected wire lines. There must be NO SOLID PLATES OR SOLID METAL SURFACES ANYWHERE. Even dense sections must reveal the woven construction when viewed closely. Finish by having the hands gently place the completed sculpture in the center of the workbench. The hands use a small microfiber cloth and precision brush to remove fingerprints and tiny wire fragments.

Reference Image: [Upload an image — Optional] Wire Material: [Copper Wire / Gold Wire / Silver Wire] Wire Style: [Fine Woven Mesh / Dense Wireframe / Spiral Weave / Cross-Woven Mesh] VIDEO PROMPT Create a hyper-realistic vertical 9:16 miniature DIY wire-sculpture construction video in which two realistic adult hands carefully handcraft a miniature [OBJECT NAME] entirely and exclusively from [WIRE MATERIAL]. If a reference image is uploaded, use it as the single source of truth for the object's shape, anatomy, proportions, pose, silhouette, and recognizable design. Recreate the reference object as a miniature wire sculpture without changing its fundamental design. If no reference image is provided, create an anatomically/design-accurate miniature version of [OBJECT NAME]. CRITICAL MATERIAL RULE The entire finished object must be constructed from WIRE ONLY. Use only: Copper wire, gold wire, or silver wire according to the selected [WIRE MATERIAL]. The sculpture must have the appearance of a genuine handcrafted wireframe / woven-wire artwork similar to a professional miniature metal-wire sculpture. ABSOLUTELY NO SOLID METAL PLATES OR SHEETS. Do not use: metal plates sheet metal solid panels metal blocks foil molded shells solid body surfaces plastic wood clay resin fabric cardboard hidden solid structural pieces Every visible and structural component of the object must be made by bending, looping, twisting, wrapping, weaving, crossing, spiraling, and joining individual strands of wire. Even broad or apparently solid-looking surfaces must actually be created from dense woven wire mesh, with clearly visible gaps between individual wires. The viewer should always be able to recognize that the entire sculpture was handmade from wire. MINIATURE SCALE The sculpture must remain genuinely miniature DIY scale throughout the entire video. The finished object should be approximately 15–25 cm tall or long, depending on the selected object. The adult hands, pliers, cutters, wire bundle, ruler, and workbench must clearly establish the small scale. Never accidentally transform the object into a life-size sculpture. CRITICAL OPENING SHOT DO NOT begin with a blueprint. DO NOT begin with the finished object. DO NOT show an introduction or title. Start the video immediately with the construction process. The very first frame shows a compact bundle/spool of raw [WIRE MATERIAL] sitting on a clean miniature craft workbench. Two realistic adult hands enter the frame. One hand firmly holds the wire bundle while the other hand grabs the loose end of the wire and physically pulls a long strand directly from the bundle. Macro close-up of the metallic wire sliding and unwinding from the bundle. The wire naturally bends slightly as it is pulled. The metallic surface catches the studio lighting: Copper: warm reddish-orange metallic reflections. Gold: rich polished golden reflections. Silver: cool bright metallic reflections. The hands immediately measure the pulled wire with a miniature ruler and use precision wire cutters to make the first clean cut. This must happen within the opening seconds so viewers instantly understand: raw wire → handmade miniature sculpture. CONSTRUCTION PROCESS After cutting the first wire, show a continuous, believable handmade construction process. The hands begin by bending individual wire strands with precision round-nose and flat-nose pliers to establish the main structural outline of [OBJECT NAME]. Create a lightweight wire skeleton / armature defining the object's major proportions. The hands physically bend each structural wire into position. No pre-manufactured parts suddenly appear. Additional wire is repeatedly pulled directly from the same bundle, measured, cut, bent, and attached. Build major structural sections first. For an animal, this could include the torso framework, legs, neck, head, tail, ears, horns, trunk, wings, or other anatomical features depending on the reference.

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Select your face (photo1 ) . + the outfit picture ( photo2) Change the entire outfit in the first photo to match the lehenga in the second photo. Do not change the face in the first photo. Keep the same , and night flash shimmer let it be a little brighter keep the background same as the second picture.

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Video prompt - Ultra close-up cinematic macro shot of a woman's face, symmetrical composition, hyper-realistic skin texture, soft warm lighting, small black bindi centered on the forehead. A red and black ladybug crawling on the cheek moves directly toward the eye without stopping. As it reaches the eye, the ladybug seamlessly enters inside the eye instantly (no pause), creating a subtle surreal effect. At the exact moment it enters, the eye quickly closes. After a brief moment, in dramatic slow motion, the eye slowly opens again, revealing a completely normal natural eye (realistic iris and pupil restored). Smooth cinematic transition, macro lens, shallow depth of field, high detail, 8K ultra HD, no cuts, seamless motion, realistic lighting, mysterious but clean aesthetic