Corpse Bride 3D Cartoon Character Transformation

Use the uploaded photo as the exact identity and pose reference for the subject. GOAL Transform the subject into a full-body 3D character in the visual style of Corpse Bride, applying accurate Tim Burton–style proportions and a stop-motion aesthetic, while preserving the subject’s exact pose and recognizability. POSE & COMPOSITION (STRICT — NO CHANGES) - Replicate the subject’s exact pose from the uploaded image - Preserve body orientation, limb positioning, posture, and weight distribution - Do NOT change stance, gesture, or body angle - No new movement or exaggeration beyond Corpse Bride proportions CHARACTER PROPORTIONS (CRITICAL — CORPSE BRIDE STYLE) - Extremely tall, thin, elongated body - Long, narrow torso and limbs - Narrow shoulders and hips - Oversized head relative to body - Large, rounded eyes set wide apart - Thin neck and delicate jawline - Slightly slouched, timid Corpse Bride posture applied without altering the original pose FACE & IDENTITY PRESERVATION - Preserve the subject’s facial structure, proportions, and overall likeness - Translate the face into Corpse Bride style without redesigning features - Eyes enlarged in Corpse Bride fashion but still recognizable as the subject - No beautification, no facial reshaping beyond stylistic translation HAIR, CLOTHING & ACCESSORIES (FULL TRANSFORMATION) - Transform the subject’s existing clothing into Corpse Bride–style gothic Victorian attire - Maintain the original outfit category and silhouette (dress stays dress, suit stays suit, casual outfit stays casual) - Apply aged, gothic Victorian textures: lace, corsetry, high collars, muted embroidery - Slightly worn, frayed, or tattered edges - Transform shoes into Corpse Bride–style footwear with elongated, narrow proportions - Transform accessories, jewelry, eyewear, and headwear into Corpse Bride–appropriate gothic equivalents - Preserve the subject’s original hair length, placement, and general shape - Render hair as stringy, wiry, uneven strands with a sculpted stop-motion look SKIN & MATERIAL - Shift skin tone to pale, desaturated bluish or grayish Corpse Bride tones - Matte, clay-like surface with subtle texture - Visible handcrafted imperfections (soft seams, uneven sculpting) - No gloss, no plastic shine RENDERING STYLE & MOOD - Stop-motion clay puppet aesthetic - Soft, diffused lighting - No photorealism - No smooth CGI finish - Darkly whimsical, melancholic, tender mood BACKGROUND & FRAMING (STRICT) - Plain white background only - Full body visible from head to feet - No cropping of head or feet - Scale down the character if needed to keep the entire figure in frame - Centered composition ABSOLUTE RULES - Do NOT change the subject’s pose - Do NOT change the subject’s identity - Do NOT add props or scenery - Do NOT introduce bright or saturated colors - Do NOT stylize into cartoon, anime, or illustration