译文
Create a picture in the style of "Paper to Reality · Eastern Bridal Dress," in a vertical format of 4:5.
The theme is [Theme]. The scene depicts a high-end cream-colored bridal dress design sketch paper placed between wooden painting boards, sitting on a warm wooden design workbench. The main subject is a realistic Chinese bride naturally waking up from the bridal dress design sketch on the paper.
The character must be very realistic, resembling a real-life photography, with fair and natural skin, with real skin textures, without anime, silicone, or plastic skin feel. The eyes should have an interaction with the camera, dignified and charming, as if just waking up from the bridal dress draft.
The upper part of the character is distinctly standing up from the paper surface, not a flat illustration. The head, shoulders, neck, chest, waist, arms, and hands have real volume, spatial height, and natural shadows. One hand gently supports the paper surface, creating the illusion of "Paper to Reality."
The character's proportions are tall and natural, about 7-7.5 heads tall. The legs, calves, and feet maintain realistic textures and natural structures, without line art, without overly thin or thick calves, and without a disproportionately short lower body.
The attire is an Eastern bridal gown high-end design, with the dignity, elegance, and ritualistic sense of Chinese marriage. It can include elements such as phoenix crown, halter, dragon and phoenix patterns, frog buttons, embroidery, round fans, shawl, pearl hair accessories, and gold thread edging. The colors should be continuous and unified, with a clear main color, without patchy and chaotic.
The transition in the scene: the upper part of the character, the legs, and the main bridal gown are complete realistic finished products; the skirt, halter, shawl, or garment hem are kept with a slightly realistic or light hand-drawn texture; only the skirt hem, shawl end, garment hem end, and the right lower corner where the pencil is being drawn are retained with unfinished pencil lines.
All text, arrows, annotations, and small patterns on the paper must be in pencil handwritten draft style, not in print, without LOOK numbers. Examples can include: phoenix crown structure, halter trend, dragon and phoenix patterns, frog button position, skirt trend, skirt hem unfinished.
Add red and gold cards, pearl accessories, embroidery fabric samples, gold thread fabric pieces, pencils, technical pens, ceramic teacups, small pattern sketch cards to the desktop. The overall image should be realistic, clear, sophisticated, dignified, elegant, with real paper textures, accurate shadows, and clean composition.
Avoid cartoon or anime faces, silicone skin, studio photography feel, cheap costumes, text jumble, printed fonts, incorrect human proportions, abnormal feet, full-body flat illustration, excessive hand-drawn areas, patchy colors, and low resolution.