Retro Future Chrome Portrait Dossier

Style anchors

• Asymmetric editorial split with a narrow technical dossier column occupying roughly one third of the frame and a dominant portrait field occupying the remaining two thirds.
• An extreme close-up portrait cropped decisively by multiple frame edges, with the face much larger than life and very little empty space.
• Flat posterized illustration rather than photography: clean ink-like contours, simplified tonal planes, selective airbrushed blush, and sharp screen-print separations.
• Midnight indigo is the structural base; warm cream carries skin and type; hot magenta, cobalt blue, coral orange, and small pale-yellow highlights create electric contrast.
• Liquid-chrome or polished alloy shapes cut across the portrait as reflective ribbons, shards, visors, or object fragments with navy, cyan, magenta, and cream reflections.
• A thin cream modular grid, hairline panel dividers, corner registration crosses, and geometric frames organize the entire composition.
• The dossier sidebar stacks one large wireframe object, an italic extended headline, small star-like separators, optical stripes, micro-label blocks, and a wireframe terrain or waveform panel.
• Typography pairs one bold forward-leaning techno display word with tiny condensed technical labels and restrained handwritten-style annotation marks.
• Coarse halftone dots, visible paper tooth, ink speckle, and mild color misregistration unify every surface while preserving readable silhouettes.
• Lighting is graphic and high-contrast, with cream highlights, magenta cheek shadows, blue-violet contour shadows, and no naturalistic cast-light environment.
• The mood combines late-1990s cyber-editorial design, speculative product manuals, anime-influenced beauty illustration, and experimental rave-flyer print culture.

Do

• Use a decisive one-third/two-thirds asymmetric hierarchy.
• Crop the portrait boldly across multiple frame edges.
• Create new wireframe diagrams from the selected case prop.
• Use reflective chrome as the only strongly dimensional material.
• Keep ink grain visible but controlled and intentional.
• Use short original headlines with strong forward motion.

Avoid

• Do not copy the source face, eye spiral, chrome paths, text, signature, or exact diagram set.
• Do not make a clean vector infographic, photoreal beauty ad, 3D character render, or cinematic scene.
• Do not replace the dossier rail with generic floating HUD graphics.
• Do not use rainbow color, white backgrounds, soft beige minimalism, or low-contrast pastel grading.
• Do not flood the artwork with blur, glitch noise, illegible text, or random decorative clutter.
• Do not include logos, QR codes, watermarks, usernames, UI chrome, or artist credits.

Negative prompt

photoreal portrait, generic 3D render, clean vector infographic, minimalist white layout, pastel lifestyle palette, cinematic background, centered conventional bust, tiny distant subject, generic floating HUD, exact source face, eye spiral, copied chrome paths, copied torus wireframe, copied optical squares, copied headline, signature, artist credit, logo, watermark, username, QR code, platform UI, brand mark, rainbow palette, excessive blur, uncontrolled glitch, muddy shadows, low resolution, unreadable headline, duplicated eyes, extra facial features, distorted anatomy, malformed hands