译文
Create an image in the style of "The True on Paper · The Costumes of the Flower Deities of the Four Seasons," in a vertical format of 4:5.
The theme is [Flower Deity]. The scene depicts a high-grade cream-colored draft paper of a flower deity's costume design, placed between wooden boards, on a warm wooden desk. A realistic adult Chinese woman naturally rises from the paper's flower deity costume design, creating a visual illusion of "The True on Paper."
The character must be fully visible in the frame, yet still dominate the composition, with clear facial features and eyes, not too small. The character is realistic and natural, with fair skin and realistic skin textures, avoiding anime faces, silicone skin, plastic skin, and over-smoothing. The eyes should interact directly with the camera, as if just waking up from the paper page.
The upper part of the character is significantly higher than the paper surface, not a flat illustration. The head, shoulders, neck, chest, waist, hips, legs, and feet have realistic volume, spatial height, and natural shadows. The posture should not be too straight, with slight twists, shifts, and changes in center of gravity, one leg bearing weight, and the other leg naturally relaxed or extended. One hand lightly supports the paper surface, and the other hand gently holds a flower branch, hair ornament, sash, or skirt hem.
The costume is an Eastern flower deity's high-end design, with petals, branches, sepals, stamens, and flower branches integrated into the headpiece, shoulder decorations, cuff, waistline, skirt hem, and sash, not just using flowers as a background. The overall look should be clear, light, and breathable, with layers of light gauze, overlapping petals, branch patterns, and natural fluidity.
The transition in the image: the face, upper body, legs, and main clothing of the character are complete realistic finished products; the skirt hem, sash, and main flower branches can have a slight hand-drawn texture with light colors; only the ends of the skirt hem, sash, flower branch ends, petal edges, and the pencil area in the lower right corner retain unfinished pencil lines.
In the lower right corner, there is a real human hand holding a pencil, continuing to sketch the drafts of petals, skirt hem, flower branches, and footwear. All text, arrows, annotations, and small patterns on the paper surface must be in pencil handwritten style, not in print, and not in LOOK numbering. It can be written: petal structure, branch pattern, color record, skirt layering, unfinished hem.
The desk includes a color card corresponding to the flower deity theme, branch sketches, light gauze samples, pearl decorations, pencils, technical pens, and ceramic teacups. The overall look should be realistic, clear, sophisticated, light, with the beauty of Eastern flower deities and the visual illusion of "The True on Paper."
Avoid cartoon, anime faces, silicone skin, plastic feel, inexpensive ancient style photography, ordinary fairy feeling, the character being too small, standing posture too straight, eyes dull, limbs abnormal, full-body flat illustration, too large hand-drawn area, patchy colors, and low resolution.