A Small Burst of Motion

The magic prompt

REFERENCE PRESENT: The supplied person/persons are authoritative for identity. Preserve each recognizable face, facial structure, distinguishing features, age, ethnicity, skin tone, natural body proportions and hairline. The PicMagic preview supplies the creative treatment, pose, wardrobe, expression, composition, lighting and environment only; do not copy its model's face or identity. Cultural styling never determines ethnicity. Adapt hair arrangement, clothing, expression and pose only as required by the concept, keeping the person recognizable. Otherwise preserve or gently arrange the existing hair. Exactly one supplied person is the identity authority; retain glasses and facial hair unless explicitly changed by the user. NO REFERENCE PRESENT: Default to an appropriate fictional Indian/South Asian adult with a believable, individual appearance. This is an invented example, not a personalized result. STYLING: Adapt pose, expression, clothing or hair arrangement only enough to support the concept. Do not unnecessarily change hair length, texture or colour. Keep the person recognizable and the styling appropriate to their actual age. No automatic beautification, age reduction, skin lightening, altered facial proportions or physique changes. CREATIVE DIRECTION: Create a photographic chest-up avatar of one person in a relaxed slight turn, looking toward camera. Two broad hand-drawn brush arcs follow the outer shoulder line: one muted coral arc on one side and one deep teal arc on the other. They sit behind the shoulders like an illustrator’s notation of a lively turn, not extra arms, wings, a glowing halo or repeated silhouettes. Keep the head, facial landmarks and hair free of marks. Use a clean warm-grey ground, soft natural face light and one genuine small smile. The brushwork is visible pigment with imperfect edges; avoid confetti, symbols and many thin doodles. OUTPUT: One 1:1 square master, target 1024 × 1024. A single close or chest-up portrait with the face as the primary focal point. Centre the eyes, nose and mouth; keep the complete head, hair and chin comfortably inside the central circular crop, with visible breathing room above and below. Aim for the head to occupy roughly 55–65% of canvas height; adapt to the person's actual hair and headwear without trimming them. The identity and one broad treatment must remain legible as both square and circular avatars at 40, 64 and 128 pixels. Put decoration toward the sides and behind the shoulders, not across facial landmarks. Do not add a printed circular border, multiple panels, duplicate heads, tiny writing, logos or watermarks. Before rendering, resolve any conflict in favour of reference identity and the stated material. Identity preservation is an instruction, not a guaranteed third-party result.