Sema Becomes a Glazed Ceramic Portrait — Alosem · reference required · CC BY 4.0

Original document

GPT Image 2.5 · en

Use case: style-transfer
Asset type: identity-across-media campaign hero
Primary request: Re-render the exact flat-vector-style Sema head from Images 1 and 2 as a handcrafted glazed ceramic wall portrait photographed as a physical object. Change the medium only; preserve the mascot identity and proportions.
Input images: Image 1 is the primary silhouette, viewing-angle, hair-sweep, face-inset, line-placement, and palette anchor. Image 2 is the primary eye, lash, mouth, and expression-language anchor.
Scene/backdrop: Warm charcoal mineral-plaster wall, subtle museum plinth edge, no other objects.
Subject and load-bearing identity proportions: Exactly one Sema head, no body. Preserve the near-circular horizontal oval silhouette, slightly wider than tall; compact bob ending in two rounded lower side lobes; heavy golden fringe beginning near top-center and sweeping diagonally across the forehead to the lower-right cheek; shorter pointed lock on the left. Preserve the warm-ivory face inset centered low inside the hair mass at roughly two-thirds of total head width, with wide soft cheeks and a small rounded chin. Preserve evenly spaced black oval eyes at mid-face, outer winged lashes, no nose, and a tiny curved approving mouth well below the eyes.
Medium/material: Real handmade glazed ceramic in shallow relief, cream face glaze, honey-gold and ochre hair glazes, glossy near-black outlines/features. Slight glaze pooling and kiln variation, but contours remain crisp and readable.
Composition/framing: Square studio hero, object fully contained with generous wall margin, slight three-quarter physical depth, no crop.
Lighting/mood: Soft directional museum light, gentle physical shadow, refined and tactile.
Constraints: Medium translation must not alter identity geometry. No body, neck, ears, nose, extra face, duplicated object, flattened printed illustration, text, labels, logos, watermark, chipped missing features, or cropped silhouette.
Avoid: taller egg-shaped head, narrow face inset, centered curtain bangs, reversed hair sweep, oversized eyes, realistic human face, emoji redesign, plastic toy, vector-flat rendering.

How to use

1. Copy the complete original prompt, including any parameters.
2. Replace the subject, text and composition with your own requirements.
3. Use a compatible external tool; check its current access conditions and review the result.

Before you start

• Check whether a reference image is required. A compatible model label does not mean this example was generated with that model.
• Keep names, figures and visible text accurate; results can vary between model versions.