Clay / Stop-Motion Surroundings

Use the uploaded image as the only source of identity for the main subject. Core Transformation Transform everything except the main subject into a handcrafted clay stop-motion world, as if the environment were built for a Laika or Aardman-style stop-motion film. Buildings, streets, sidewalks, floors, walls, furniture, vehicles, trees, props, background objects, and scenery → All rendered as sculpted clay models Sky, clouds, lighting ambience → Stylized clay sky with soft, imperfect textures Subject Preservation (STRICT) The main subject must remain 100% realistic and unchanged Preserve: - Face, skin texture, hair, clothing, accessories - Body proportions, pose, expression - Photographic realism and sharpness No stylization applied to the subject Clay / Stop-Motion Style Rules Clay textures must look: - Hand-molded - Slightly uneven - Soft, tactile, and imperfect Visible: - Finger smudges - Tool marks - Subtle seams where clay pieces meet Shapes: - Rounded edges - Chunky forms - Slight asymmetry (not perfectly straight) Lighting & Rendering Stop-motion studio lighting: - Soft directional light - Gentle shadows - Slight falloff and depth Matte clay surfaces No gloss unless appropriate (e.g., wet clay look on roads) Visual Contrast (IMPORTANT) Strong contrast between: - Realistic subject - Clay-crafted environment The subject should clearly feel “placed inside” a clay world Camera & Composition Match the original camera angle and framing from the uploaded image Maintain natural perspective and depth Ensure the subject remains the visual focal point Negative Prompt (STRICT) No stylization on the subject No cartoon or clay texture on skin, hair, or clothes No plastic, rubber, or 3D CGI look No voxel, LEGO, pixel, anime, or illustration styles No smooth or digitally perfect surfaces Output Quality High detail Cinematic stop-motion realism Believable scale and spatial consistency