AI Caricature: An oversized head with a familiar face

Render the uploaded adult as a friendly polished 3D caricature, visibly about thirty years older. Keep the underlying face shape, eye color, skin tone, recognizable hair pattern, facial hair and visible glasses or jewelry. Turn the hair silver, introduce soft wrinkles and fuller brows, and exaggerate the nose and ears gently. Give the head roughly one third of the figure’s height, on a smaller coherent body dressed like the input. Pose the character with an unimpressed raised-brow expression. Simplify the original setting into a softly blurred warm backdrop; use a dark brown studio glow if the setting is unsuitable. Compose a vertical portrait with natural soft light and smooth sculpted materials. This must be a fully rendered character face, not a photograph pasted onto a cartoon. Include one adult only, no lettering, logos, borders or extra limbs.

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Animate the prepared portrait with a gentle camera push. Hold the initial pose and blink over 0–2 s. During 2–5 s lower the brows into an exaggerated grumpy frown, purse the lips and add a skeptical sideways glance. Let that tension soften into a self-satisfied grin during 5–8 s, raising the chin and briefly wiggling the eyebrows. Finish with a small shrug and wink over 8–10 s. Animate the prepared still as the established starting frame. Preserve its cast, face design, body proportions, styling, palette, outfit and background; do not redraw the scene or replace it with a new character between movements. Use quiet character reactions and restrained playful instrumental sound, without words or a recognizable recording. Avoid unintended duplicates, fused bodies, extra limbs, captions, logos, watermarks and visible interface elements.

Create a warm 3D caricature still of the same two adults in the uploaded photograph, retaining their left-to-right order and individual features. Age both appearances by roughly thirty years: silver their respective hairstyles, add gentle wrinkles and prominent expressive brows, and enlarge noses and ears slightly. Keep each person’s own complexion, eyes, facial hair, glasses, jewelry and clothing recognizable. Oversized heads should occupy about a third of each small, anatomically coherent body. Begin with the left character grumpy and the right character contentedly amused. Keep their original pose relationship against a simplified warm background with soft, cinematic light. Frame both complete figures or the same comfortable portrait crop as the input. Render faces as dimensional characters throughout, never flat photo cutouts. Exactly two adults, no merged faces, extra people, writing, logos or borders.

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Animate the two prepared caricatures in one slowly approaching shot. Both hold and blink during 0–2 s. Over 2–5 s the left character turns a grumpy sideways look toward the right character, who remains smugly cheerful toward camera. During 5–8 s the left rolls their eyes while the right gives a gentle shoulder bump. Close with their large heads leaning together; the left finally smiles and the right winks. Animate the prepared still as the established starting frame. Preserve its cast, face design, body proportions, styling, palette, outfit and background; do not redraw the scene or replace it with a new character between movements. Use quiet character reactions and restrained playful instrumental sound, without words or a recognizable recording. Avoid unintended duplicates, fused bodies, extra limbs, captions, logos, watermarks and visible interface elements.

Make a polished 3D caricature portrait of the uploaded pet, keeping its species, breed, coat pattern, fur length, eye color, ear shape and visible collar recognizable. Exaggerate the head to about half the total figure height and keep the smaller body consistent with the animal’s own pose and proportions. Add a little gray around the muzzle, large expressive eyes and thick furry brows for an affectionate old-timer look. Establish a skeptical raised-brow expression before animation. Simplify the photo’s setting into a warm blurred background, or use a softly glowing dark brown studio backdrop. Use gentle light and clean sculpted surfaces while retaining clear fur details. Include exactly one animal with real paws and the proper number of limbs. Do not add human hands, people, writing, logos or clothing absent from the upload.

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Start with the prepared animal looking still into camera and blinking during 0–2 s. Lower the furry brows into a skeptical side-eye during 2–5 s, adding a small ear twitch. Through 5–8 s let it huff softly and tilt its oversized head with an unimpressed expression. Finish with a quick nose lick and direct eye contact over 8–10 s. Use one slow camera approach. Animate the prepared still as the established starting frame. Preserve its cast, face design, body proportions, styling, palette, outfit and background; do not redraw the scene or replace it with a new character between movements. Keep the prepared animal’s specified anatomy, with its own species-appropriate paws or feet; never substitute a human torso or human hands. Use quiet character reactions and restrained playful instrumental sound, without words or a recognizable recording. Avoid unintended duplicates, fused bodies, extra limbs, captions, logos, watermarks and visible interface elements.

Produce a finished vertical 3D caricature portrait from the uploaded photo. Keep the same one or two adults and their arrangement, with no new subject. Age their appearance about thirty years through silver hair, gentle wrinkles, expressive brows and subtly enlarged noses and ears. Preserve each person’s facial structure, coloring, glasses, facial hair and recognizable clothing. Exaggerate each head to roughly one third of the figure while giving the small body coherent anatomy. Use smooth dimensional materials and warm soft lighting against a simplified source setting or a dark brown studio glow. Give them an affectionately grumpy or amused expression. This is a fully illustrated sculptural face, never a flat photo-face collage. Keep the mood kind rather than cruel; add no illness, grotesque distortion, printed words, logos or watermark.