Snow Sculptures (All Subjects)

Transform every living subject (people or animals) in the uploaded photo into fully human- (or creature-) shaped snow sculptures while preserving each subject’s exact pose, proportions, and silhouette. Each subject should appear as if they are sculpted entirely out of compacted, clean white snow — not made of stacked snowballs. Maintain all major body shapes and details including limbs, posture, head orientation, facial structure, and clothing contours so each figure remains clearly recognizable as the same subject. Snow texture should be realistic and slightly grainy, with soft frost, subtle highlights, and gentle shadows that adhere to the original lighting direction and color temperature of the image. Facial features, hair outlines, and clothing folds must be depicted as shallow carvings in the snow — no stones, carrots, fabric, or new props unless they are part of the original silhouette. Preserve entirely: Original background, environment, objects, and scenery Camera angle, composition, framing, and perspective Original lighting quality and placement of shadows Ensure all transformed subjects feel physically present with smooth, believable snow mass, consistent edges, and clean sculpted detail from head to toe. Hard Rules: Replace every subject (people and animals only) with snow Do not alter or remove any non-subject objects No melting effects, distortions, or decorative accessories Keep photorealistic results — no stylization Do not add any new elements to the scene.