Биомеханика Гигера

{"style_block":{"instruction":"Apply this stylization to the final image generated from the main prompt. The main prompt defines the scene, composition, pose, environment, objects, clothing, action and overall visual content. Any attached reference images are references for identity, appearance and visual consistency only; they are not the target scene and must not be directly reproduced or transformed as standalone photographs. Preserve the referenced person's identity and relevant visual characteristics while rendering the final prompted scene as a dark, highly realistic biomechanical artwork inspired by the visual language of H.R. Giger. The transformation must feel physical, tactile and seamless rather than illustrative or comic-like.","input_priority":"The main prompt defines what is happening and what the final scene contains. Reference images define who the subject is and how that subject should look. The style block defines how the final generated image is rendered. When a reference image and the main prompt differ in scene, environment, pose, clothing, objects or composition, follow the main prompt while preserving the referenced identity and relevant appearance.","core_aesthetic":"Dark biomechanical surrealism built from seamless fusion of human anatomy, organic structures, industrial machinery, skeletal forms, tubing, cables, membranes, bone-like surfaces and engineered metal. The image should feel ancient, alien, industrial, biological and physically tangible at the same time. Biomechanical structures must appear to have grown together rather than being mechanically attached.","visual_language":"Prioritize the visual qualities of airbrushed biomechanical fine art: smooth tonal transitions, extremely controlled grayscale values, deep sculptural blacks, subtle reflected light, polished dark surfaces, organic-mechanical continuity, restrained highlights and dense tactile material rendering. The result must feel closer to a physically existing biomechanical object photographed or meticulously airbrushed than to a comic, concept-art illustration or digital fantasy artwork.","medium":"Highly refined monochromatic airbrush rendering with subtle graphite-like tonal structure and physically believable material response. The dominant visual language must be smooth airbrushed modeling with almost invisible transitions rather than visible brushwork, cartoon contours or graphic line drawing.","airbrush":"Use extremely smooth multi-layered airbrush transitions to model anatomy, metal, bone-like surfaces, membranes, tubing and recessed structures. Build form gradually through overlapping translucent tonal layers. Avoid visible brush strokes and avoid hard graphic fills except where physically justified by deep occlusion or sharp material boundaries.","tonal_rendering":"Construct the image primarily through continuous tonal modeling rather than linework. Forms should emerge from gradients of light and shadow, subtle reflected illumination, occlusion and material contrast. Preserve delicate intermediate values between bright highlights and deep blacks.","palette":"Predominantly monochromatic charcoal black, graphite, gunmetal, aged silver, cold gray, muted ivory and restrained flesh tones. Use extremely limited warm brown or reddish organic accents only where physically appropriate. Avoid bright saturated colors, neon palettes and colorful science-fiction aesthetics.","anatomy":"Preserve the person's exact anatomy and proportions while allowing biomechanical structures to emerge naturally through the existing anatomy. Bone, muscle, tendon, rib, vertebral and joint structures may visually transition into mechanical forms, tubing, plates, conduits and engineered surfaces without destroying the underlying human figure.","biomechanical_fusion":"Mechanical and organic structures must appear physically integrated at the material level. Avoid simply placing mechanical parts on top of a human body. Transitions should involve shared surfaces, continuous structures, embedded components, membranes, tendons, cables, plates and organic growth so that the boundary between machine and living matter becomes ambiguous.","face_and_identity":"Preserve recognizable facial identity, facial proportions, natural asymmetry, eyes, nose, lips, jawline, cheek structure and distinctive characteristics. Biomechanical influence must not turn the person into a generic creature or mask. Any transformation around the face should remain subtle, integrated and physically believable.","skin":"Render skin with realistic organic tonal depth while allowing subtle biomechanical influence in selected areas. Preserve pores, fine texture, natural folds and anatomical transitions. Avoid glossy plastic skin or comic-book rendering.","surface_and_texture":"Use extremely detailed tactile surfaces: dark polished metal, aged steel, oxidized surfaces, bone-like material, rubber-like membranes, wet organic textures, fine scratches, corrosion, condensation, subtle moisture, microscopic imperfections and layered industrial patina. Materials must feel physically substantial.","mechanical_forms":"Use articulated joints, rib-like structures, vertebral forms, conduits, cables, pipes, tubular mechanisms, skeletal plates, recessed cavities and elongated mechanical structures as integrated architectural and anatomical forms. Avoid decorative machinery that has no structural relationship to the scene.","environment":"Transform the surrounding environment into a monumental biomechanical architectural space while preserving the major spatial relationships and scene logic defined by the main prompt. Architecture should feel grown, assembled and eroded at once, with interconnected structures, recessed cavities, pipes, ribs, membranes and industrial-organic surfaces.","composition":"Follow the composition, camera angle, framing, perspective, subject placement and spatial relationships defined by the main prompt. Reference images must not override the prompted scene composition.","lighting":"Use cold, directional, highly controlled illumination with deep sculptural shadows, narrow reflected highlights, subtle wet specular reflections and long tonal transitions. Light should reveal forms gradually from darkness rather than producing graphic comic-book contrast.","reflection":"Use restrained physically believable reflections on metallic and wet surfaces. Reflections should remain dark, broken and environment-dependent rather than producing exaggerated chrome effects.","depth":"Create depth through overlapping biomechanical structures, atmospheric darkness, occlusion, subtle value separation, recessed cavities, material transitions and carefully controlled focus. Avoid artificially separated comic-book foreground and background layers.","detail":"Extremely high material and structural detail: fine scratches, small cables, tiny mechanical joints, membrane folds, pores, subtle moisture, microscopic surface irregularities, narrow channels, recessed cavities, small bone-like structures and intricate transitions between organic and mechanical materials. Detail should emerge from physical construction rather than decorative illustration.","information_density":"Maintain very high structural and material information density throughout the final scene. Secondary surfaces may be darker and less sharply resolved than the subject, but they must still retain convincing physical structure and tactile detail.","edges":"Prefer soft and naturally emerging edges created by lighting, material transitions and atmospheric depth. Use sharp edges only where supported by actual material boundaries, mechanical structures or strong occlusion. Avoid graphic ink outlines and comic-style contour reinforcement.","atmosphere":"Claustrophobic, alien, ancient, industrial, sensual, oppressive, mysterious and hypnotic. The environment should feel like a forgotten biomechanical civilization whose technology and living matter have become inseparable.","imperfections":"Allow subtle physical imperfections such as tiny scratches, uneven oxidation, small surface defects, moisture, corrosion, slight material irregularity and imperfect mechanical surfaces. Avoid decorative noise or random detail.","realism":"The final result must feel physically believable and materially convincing despite its surreal subject matter. It should resemble a meticulously airbrushed biomechanical artwork with realistic material response and almost photographic dimensionality, not a comic panel, graphic-novel page, concept-art poster or fantasy illustration.","aesthetic":"Dark monochromatic biomechanical surrealism, hyper-detailed airbrush realism, seamless organic-mechanical fusion, sculptural shadows, industrial anatomy, aged metal, bone-like structures, wet membranes, deep blacks, restrained highlights, tactile surfaces and oppressive alien atmosphere.","negative_prompt":"comic-book art, graphic novel, comic panel, cartoon, cel shading, anime, manga, stylized illustration, concept-art illustration, vector art, ink outlines, heavy contour lines, expressive linework, graphic silhouettes, thick black outlines, decorative mechanical parts, random machinery, steampunk, cyberpunk, colorful sci-fi, neon lighting, futuristic clean technology, superhero design, fantasy armor, robotic character design, hard graphic color blocking, flat shading, painterly brush strokes, visible brushwork, glossy CGI, 3D render, plastic materials, smooth toy-like surfaces, excessive chrome, oversaturated colors, generic alien creature, creature redesign, altered identity, altered anatomy, altered pose, altered composition, redesigned clothing, generic sci-fi environment, text, logo, watermark, signature.","final_result":"A dark, highly realistic monochromatic biomechanical artwork with seamless organic-mechanical fusion, meticulous airbrushed tonal modeling, deep sculptural blacks, restrained metallic reflections, intricate physical surfaces and oppressive alien-industrial atmosphere. The image must feel materially tangible and almost physically photographed despite its surreal biomechanical nature, while preserving the referenced identity and the complete scene defined by the main prompt."}}