«Create me into a Tim Burton character»

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Redesign and fully furnish the home interior in the uploaded photo. Use the image as the strict reference for the space and camera view. Work with both empty and already furnished rooms: replace or rearrange existing movable furniture and decor to create a complete, cohesive new design.

Preserve the room’s architecture, proportions, ceiling height, walls, columns, doors, windows, stairs, and fixed installations. Keep the exact camera angle, perspective, framing, and aspect ratio. Do not enlarge the space or invent openings.

Choose an elegant, welcoming interior style tailored to the room’s apparent size, natural light, architecture, and existing fixed finishes. You may update wall paint, curtains, decorative lighting, furniture, and accessories to create a noticeable transformation.

Furnish according to the room’s function. For living rooms, include a well-proportioned sofa, suitable additional seating, coffee and side tables, a correctly sized rug, curtains, lighting, artwork, plants, and tasteful decorative objects. Add a TV console, storage, or dining area only where the layout comfortably allows. For bedrooms, kitchens, dining rooms, and other spaces, use furnishings appropriate to their actual purpose. In open-plan interiors, create coordinated functional zones.

Make the room feel fully designed and ready to live in. Coordinate furniture shapes, colors, fabrics, wood tones, and metal finishes. Balance practical essentials with carefully selected decorative details and comfortable open space. Adapt the number and size of pieces to the room.

Keep walking routes clear and allow doors, drawers, and cabinets to open. Preserve access to windows, radiators, vents, and built-in storage. Use believable furniture dimensions, accurate perspective, natural object placement, and realistic contact shadows.

Produce a highly photorealistic interior photograph with natural daylight consistent with the original windows, soft complementary lighting, realistic materials, detailed fabric textures, and balanced colors. The original home must remain clearly recognizable beneath the new design.

Return one finished image. No people, text, watermarks, collage, distorted architecture, floating objects, oversized furniture, clutter, or artificial CGI appearance.

Create a photorealistic studio product advertisement: a natural-looking sesame burger bun with the uploaded merchandise arranged between its two halves as the filling.

REFERENCE:
Use the uploaded product photos as strict merchandise references. If a burger reference is provided, use it only for the general advertising concept, white background, and headline placement. Follow the bun structure below instead of copying any extra bread layers or hollowed-out shapes.

BUN STRUCTURE — ESSENTIAL:
Show ONE ordinary bakery burger bun, sliced horizontally ONCE into exactly TWO pieces: one gently domed sesame top and one flatter, thinner bottom. The assembly from top to bottom must be:
TOP BUN → UPLOADED PRODUCTS → BOTTOM BUN.
There is only ONE filling gap. No middle bread slice, additional bun, double-decker structure, bread dividers, or hidden bread supports.

Use a believable burger-bun silhouette: wider than it is tall, with a softly rounded top, lightly golden toasted crust, subtle natural sheen, irregular sesame seeds, and fine, soft bread texture along the cut edges. The bottom half has a flat upward-facing cut surface; it is NOT hollowed out, scooped into a bowl, or surrounded by a raised bread rim. Avoid torn cavernous interiors, oversized bread pores, exaggerated domes, and plastic-looking glaze.

PRODUCT ARRANGEMENT:
Use only the supplied products as filling, including each distinct item once and keeping matching pairs together. Preserve their exact recognizable shapes, proportions, materials, colors, stones, charms, clasps, chain links, engravings, and any printed artwork or portraits. Multiple photos of the same item represent one product, not additional copies.

Arrange the merchandise directly on the bottom bun’s flat cut surface in a compact, balanced display. Keep distinctive details visible toward the camera. Flexible chains may coil or drape naturally; rigid pieces retain their shape. Products must rest with believable weight, contact shadows, and gentle overlap, without floating, fusing, or being embedded in bread. Do not turn fruit-shaped jewelry into actual fruit.

Fit the bun dimensions and filling gap to the supplied products rather than stretching, enlarging, or duplicating the merchandise. With fewer products, use a smaller bun and a lower arrangement. Rest the upper bun naturally on supported contact points without crushing or concealing the main product details. No meat, vegetables, cheese, sauces, or filler objects.

PHOTOGRAPHY:
Vertical 4:5 composition, seamless white background, complete burger centered with comfortable margins. Nearly frontal camera angle, slightly above the filling level, showing the merchandise clearly without exposing a large bread interior. Soft directional studio light, gentle grounding shadow, realistic metal and gemstone reflections, restrained highlights, and sharp product detail. The bread and products must share consistent lighting, perspective, and focus, appearing photographed together.

HEADLINE:
Center this exact Persian text above the burger:
"رژیمم، ولی این برگر رو رد نمی‌کنم!"

Use readable Persian handwritten-style lettering in warm dark brown, on one line, with correct connected letters, right-to-left direction, and punctuation. Leave clear white space between the headline and bun.

No additional text, shop logos, watermarks, social-media interface, borders, or cropped bun edges.

Transform the uploaded photograph into a brush-painted, semi-realistic character illustration with a refined concept-art finish.

REFERENCE PRESERVATION:
Use the source photo as the sole reference for identity and composition. Preserve recognizable facial features, facial proportions, age, expression, gaze, hairstyle, pose, hands, props, clothing, camera angle, framing, and aspect ratio. Retain the original number of people and objects.

PAINTING STYLE:
Use visible directional brushstrokes and gently simplified facial planes. Describe the jaw and brow through painted light and shadow without reshaping them. Render hair as sculpted, flowing masses that follow the original hairline, volume, and silhouette rather than individual strands.

BRUSHWORK AND TEXTURE:
Use softly blended but visible strokes on skin, crisp palette-knife accents along fabric folds, and loose, broader strokes in the background. Keep the face and important props clearly resolved. Add subtle canvas grain and dry-brush texture along selected edges; avoid a uniform texture overlay.

COLOR AND LIGHT:
Use muted, rich colors inspired by peach #E8A88C, brick red #C4443A, slate blue #3E5C8A, dark brown #2A2420, and warm beige #D9CBB8. Treat these as grading accents, preserving the subject’s underlying skin tone and recognizable object colors. Create warm skin highlights with restrained flushed cheeks against a cooler background. Preserve the source lighting direction and coherent shadows.

CONSTRAINTS:
The result must read as an intentional painting, not a photograph with a filter. Avoid photographic pores, plastic or excessively airbrushed skin, smooth vector shading, exaggerated facial anatomy, distorted hands, missing props, added text, logos, orwatermarks.