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Kintsugi Torn-Paper Character Lockscreen

Four original adult women use violet-gold, ice-blue, warm-gold, and deep-ocean palettes in a coordinated 9:16 torn-xuan-paper kintsugi lockscreen series. Every poster preserves a clock-safe top, a horizontal character close-up, readable English copy, an original character name, and an editorial subtitle. The structure is inspired by the public examples shared by 0xKyne.

PROMPT WORKSHOP

How to build the Kintsugi Torn-Paper Character Lockscreen prompt

Do not begin with one dense block. Confirm the visual goal, then add subject, composition, light, and constraints one layer at a time.

Start with one sentence

Base prompt

Use case: stylized-concept. Asset type: ultra-detailed 9:16 mobile depth-effect lockscreen wallpaper and luxury character editorial poster.

Input image: use the uploaded clearly adult female character image as the sole identity reference. Extract only visibly supported traits: facial proportions, eye shape and color, brows, nose bridge, hairstyle, hair color, skin tone, visible accessories, garment fragments, motifs, materials, and emotional quality. Do not infer a franchise name, lore, or unsupported identity symbols.

Art direction: combine luxury fashion editorial design, modern East Asian xuan-paper craft, restrained premium advertising, cinematic anime portraiture, and minimal mobile-lockscreen aesthetics. The result should feel refined, clean, controlled, and collectible.

Composition: keep the top 31–34% bright, spacious, and sparsely decorated as a safe area for the phone clock, date, and widgets. Place one continuous full-width horizontal torn-paper reveal strip around 35–56% of the canvas height. Keep the upper and lower tear boundaries broadly parallel, continuously separated, and open at both canvas edges. Render natural xuan-paper fibers, deckled edges, layered paper thickness, subtle lifting, and soft shadows. Trace both independent torn edges with narrow restrained kintsugi metal that follows the fiber notches.

Character: keep the character entirely behind the upper and lower paper layers and visible only inside the reveal strip. Show the eyes, brows, upper nose bridge, part of the cheek and profile, internal hair strands, and visible head ornament. Use a mature three-quarter view with a 30–45 degree head turn and a subtle glance back toward the viewer. All facial features, hair, and accessories must remain fully contained inside the reveal strip. Preserve clearly adult, elegant proportions and demeanor.

Palette: extract three to five representative colors from the character. Use the lightest tone at the top, the core identity color around the portrait, and a deeper related tone in the lower area. Add only a few low-contrast embossed or fine-line motifs derived from visible accessories, garment patterns, or natural symbols while keeping the clock-safe area readable.

Typography: preserve spacious negative space in the lower half and add readable English editorial typography around 66–88% height. Write one original restrained English sentence that matches the character's visible mood, split across two or three centered lines in high-contrast serif capitals with generous tracking. Below it place one original abstract emblem with two hairline dividers. If the user supplies a character name, render it exactly; otherwise invent an original English character name that does not belong to an existing franchise and show it in widely tracked capitals. Add one short original English character subtitle below the name. All text must be correctly spelled, crisp, readable, and free of random glyphs.

Output constraints: vertical 9:16, sharp eye detail, stable depth layers, clean foreground extraction, premium xuan-paper and kintsugi materials, character-specific color system, and phone-lockscreen safe zones. No Duviro branding, creator credit, QR code, phone UI, or watermark.