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Portrait with Four Miniature Characters: A Rooftop Collage

Arrange one main portrait and four small stylized figures with consistent clothing, scale and clear spacing.

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Portrait with Four Miniature Characters: A Rooftop Collage

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"A highly detailed, cinematic 3:4 vertical collage image. In the center, a handsome young Indian man with a mustache and clear glasses, wearing a crisp white shirt, black trousers, and white sneakers, stands confidently on a city rooftop during a beautiful golden hour sunset. Surrounding him are four miniature, adorable 'chibi' or 'bobblehead' style versions of himself with slightly oversized heads. One mini version is jumping happily, one is sitting cross-legged holding an iced coffee, one is standing with hands in pockets, and one is crouching with his hands on his cheeks. The image is decorated with cute white chalk-style doodle overlays like stars, sparkles, clouds, smiley faces, hearts, and words like 'happy', 'smile', 'shine', and 'bright day'. Vibrant warm lighting, photorealistic main subject mixed with magical cute elements, 8k resolution."

Establish the main figure

Use a clear authorized portrait and decide the outfit before adding miniature versions. The main person should stay photorealistic while the small figures use a consistent rounded character style. Keep the rooftop and horizon simple so the scale difference is easy to understand.

Assign one pose to each miniature

Place the jumping figure to one side, the seated figure near the bottom and the other two in separate open areas. Start with two if four become crowded. Reuse the same clothing colours and glasses on every version instead of describing unrelated characters.

Check count and scale

Count the miniatures and inspect their hands, feet and facial details. Remove duplicate figures or floating objects. Add short words as editable text afterward, keeping doodles away from faces. Use shadows sparingly to help each figure feel placed rather than pasted at random.