Using the uploaded photo as the face reference, generate a high-angle photo (camera looking down at the subject) of a young man with a handsome face, smiling cheerfully and looking directly at the camera.
FACIAL ANCHOR LOCK: Keep the face identical to the uploaded reference photo — same identity, bone structure, and skin tone. Do not alter or restyle the face. Expression is unlocked: render a bright, energetic, joyful smile. Match lighting direction, skin tone, and head angle to the new pose so the face blends naturally into the scene — no visible cutout edges, no pasted-on look at the hairline, jaw, or neck.
ANATOMY LOCK (strict): five fingers per hand with natural knuckles, thumb with two visible joints, natural head-to-body proportion (~1:7 ratio), natural shoulder width, arms reaching to mid-thigh at rest. No fused or extra fingers, no warped or missing limbs, no distorted proportions.
HELD-OBJECT ACCURACY (strict — applies to every prop the subject is holding or wearing): every object the subject holds or touches must be rendered at its correct real-world scale relative to the hand/body, gripped in a technically correct and physically plausible way, with the correct number of contact points (fingers actually wrapping around/pinching the object, not floating or clipping through it), correct orientation under gravity (hanging strings hang down, balanced objects sit on top of their support with visible contact, not embedded or floating), and correct material behavior (rigid objects don't bend, soft/fabric objects fold naturally). Nothing should look pasted on, resized incorrectly, or disconnected from the hand. Specifically for this scene:
- The spoon must be a realistic, correctly-sized spoon gripped between the teeth/lips in a plausible bite, with the marble resting believably in the bowl of the spoon (correct marble-to-spoon scale — small enough to sit inside the spoon's bowl, not oversized).
- The white cracker (kerupuk) must be tied to a string at a realistic string length and cracker size, held naturally in the hand (fingers around the string, not through the cracker), hanging with correct gravity.
- The small Indonesian flag must be correctly proportioned (small hand-flag size, not oversized), gripped naturally around its stick/pole by the fingers, flag fabric with a slight natural drape/wave, not stiff or flat like a sticker.
OUTFIT — casual Indonesian Independence Day ("17-an") streetwear:
- Plain maroon-red short-sleeve polo shirt with white piping trim at the collar and sleeve cuffs
- A small Garuda Pancasila emblem embroidered on the left chest
- A small Indonesian red-and-white flag patch on the right chest
- A red-and-white ribbon headband tied around the forehead
- Cream-colored chino shorts
- Red sneakers with white socks
POSE: a composite "17-an games" pose — holding a spoon in the mouth with a marble balanced on it (like the classic marble-and-spoon relay race), one hand holding a white cracker (kerupuk) tied to a string, the other hand holding a small red-and-white Indonesian flag. Keep this pose physically readable: render the mouth/spoon/marble clearly without distortion, and keep both hands in a clear, natural gripping position — don't let the props overlap or obscure the hand shapes. If full literal accuracy of the pose ever conflicts with clean anatomy, prioritize a coherent, believable silhouette over strict literalism.
BACKGROUND STYLE: The subject stands dead-center against a pure white background completely filled with dense, detailed, hand-drawn doodle illustrations in a semi-realistic, vintage old-school cartoon style — think classic mid-century editorial/comic-strip linework (confident varied line weight, cross-hatching and stippling for shading, slightly imperfect "hand-inked" linework) rather than flat modern clip-art or simplistic scribble doodles. Black-and-white only, busy and dense but still clean and legible. Within the doodle background, include:
- Large, bold, eye-catching hand-lettered text reading "DIRGAHAYU KE-81 RI" and "SERU-SERUAN 17AN!"
- Smaller decorative doodle text reading "MERDEKA!" and "SEMANGAT JUARA!"
- Hand-drawn cartoon illustrations of classic August 17th games and festivities: people racing in sacks (balap karung), a greasy pole climbing contest (panjat pinang) with prizes tied at the top, a cracker-eating race with crackers hanging from strings, a tug-of-war (tarik tambang), a marble-and-spoon relay race, a clog race with people sharing long wooden sandals (balap bakiak), small bunting flags and other festive party decorations
Make sure every doodle illustration and every line of text renders cleanly and legibly — no garbled, warped, or illegible lettering.
MOOD: joyful, energetic, festive Indonesian Independence Day celebration — full of laughter and excitement.
FORMAT: vertical 4:5 aspect ratio.
Avoid: extra or fused fingers, distorted or asymmetric anatomy, warped/melted face, garbled or illegible text in the doodle background, plastic-looking AI skin texture, any watermark or logo other than the ones described.
