Nano Banana Pro

Abandoned Promotional Statue Conversion

A unique prompt for converting an uploaded character image into a photorealistic, abandoned promotional statue or costume found in a dark, dusty location (like an old TV studio). It mandates preserving the original character design while re

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Use the uploaded image of the character as an exact reference. Preserve the original proportions, materials, colors, textures, and facial features. Do not alter the design and do not stylize the character.

A first-person point-of-view shot inside an abandoned space [LOCATION TYPE: television studio/advertising set/real filming location].

The viewer is holding a flashlight, creating a single circular beam of light while the rest of the space is engulfed in darkness. In the flashlight beam, it is visible that the character is positioned as if it was left behind after filming: [POSITION: lying on the floor/curled up in a corner/leaning against a table/slumped against a wall]. The character must appear completely lifeless and inactive: no action, no intentional pose, no sense of presence. If it is a doll or a costume, there must be no visible hands, rods, strings, or person inside.

The character appears old, dirty, and abandoned: worn fabric, accumulated dust, stains, discoloration, flattened or damaged areas.

The environment is clearly abandoned: dusty surfaces, old filming equipment, cables scattered on the floor, faded signs or set decorations.

Dust particles float within the flashlight beam; the space feels silent and untouched for years.

Photorealistic flashlight-based lighting, harsh shadows, rough textures, documentary realism, on-location shooting aesthetics, no stylization Aspect

Ratio 9:16

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Doctor Wasif · Awesome Nano Banana Pro Prompts

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