ProctorDeuce

Best I could get, still a little janky, but I'm satisfied 😅 You have to input a character at minimum. You then enter the name, and either leave blank to let the AI decide the dish, or enter whatever you want. It's not that great of a prompt, so it may be funnier with silly things ^^ PROMPT ⬇️ -------------------------------------------------- CHARACTER NAME: OPTIONAL DISH REQUEST: [Leave blank to let the model invent the dish.] [Or write a specific dish type, for example: ramen, burger, bento, parfait, cake, tart, curry, pasta, ice cream sundae, street-food skewer, luxury dessert, etc.] IMAGE INPUT: Use the uploaded character image as the primary and absolute visual reference. GOAL: Create a polished 16:9 image where [CHARACTER NAME] runs a themed food stall and presents an original edible dish inspired by the character. The final image must feel like a culinary reinterpretation of the character, not a literal food replica of the character. SILENT CHARACTER ANALYSIS: Before creating the image, silently analyze the input character and derive: 1. Main color palette: - dominant color - secondary color - accent/detail color 2. Visual world: - realistic, anime, fantasy, sci-fi, cyberpunk, gothic, horror, chibi, cartoon, comic, steampunk, magical, street art, or another fitting world 3. Mood / genre: - elegant, cute, heroic, mysterious, creepy, glamorous, absurd comedy, punk, magical, dark, romantic, luxurious, chaotic, refined, or another fitting mood 4. Recognizable identity markers: - hairstyle - face and expression - eyes - outfit silhouette - accessories - weapons - symbols - jewelry - ears, horns, wings, tails, armor, patterns, or other defining features Do not display this analysis as text in the image. DISH CONCEPT: Create one appetizing, clearly edible dish inspired by the character’s palette, mood, world, and overall energy. The dish may be either: - a main dish - a dessert Choose whichever fits the character best, unless the OPTIONAL DISH REQUEST specifies a dish. The dish must look like real food that someone could eat. It can be unusual, magical, funny, elegant, spooky, luxurious, colorful, or surreal, but it must remain believable as edible cuisine. Good examples: - an elegant magical character becomes a refined layered dessert - a cyberpunk character becomes neon street food with glowing sauce - a gothic character becomes a dark luxury pastry - a heroic fantasy character becomes a hearty plated feast - a cute character becomes a soft playful dessert - a horror character becomes eerie gourmet food that is still clean, safe, and edible Avoid: - random objects placed on a plate - toy-like sculptures - corpse-like food - raw organ piles - dirty messes - machines disguised as food - literal character body parts - inedible accessories used as ingredients VERY IMPORTANT DESIGN RULE: Do not turn the character’s accessories, weapons, symbols, jewelry, clothing ornaments, or recognizable props into food. The food itself should only be inspired by: - the character’s colors - the character’s personality - the character’s mood - the character’s world - the character’s general visual impression All literal character details must appear outside the plate as environmental decoration. Examples: - a sword appears as a prop beside the stall, not as food - headphones appear on the counter, hanging from the stall, or worn by the character, not as cake decoration - jewelry appears as table ornaments or hanging charms, not edible garnish - wings, horns, tails, halos, symbols, and armor motifs appear on banners, signage, napkins, plates, bowls, utensils, curtains, or background props, not as food anatomy - clothing patterns appear on the tablecloth, stall fabric, dishware, menu board, or packaging, not as the structure of the dish FOOD DESIGN REQUIREMENTS: The dish must clearly reuse the character’s three main colors through edible elements such as: - sauce - glaze - frosting - noodles - rice - cream - fruit - jelly - pastry - garnish - steam - edible glow - plating accents - spices - syrup - broth - chocolate - vegetables - candy - edible flowers The dish should feel carefully designed, balanced, and visually readable. It should not be overloaded with random elements. PLATE AND TABLE REQUIREMENTS: The dish must be served on a proper plate, bowl, tray, platter, or dessert stand. The plate must be visibly and correctly placed on a table or food stall counter. The tabletop must be clearly visible under the plate. The plate must: - be horizontal or naturally angled with the tabletop perspective - rest flat and stable on the surface - have correct contact shadows - match the camera perspective - not float - not hover - not be vertical - not intersect through the table - not look pasted onto the image - not be held in mid-air The dish must be in the lower-left foreground. Use a strong contact shadow under the plate to make the placement believable. COMPOSITION: Create a 16:9 widescreen image. Foreground: - The dish is the main visual focus. - Place the plated dish in the lower-left foreground. - Make the food large, sharp, readable, and appetizing. - The plate and table surface must be clearly visible. Background / opposite corner: - Place [CHARACTER NAME] in the upper-right area as the cook or stall owner. - The character must remain recognizable from the input image. - The character should be standing behind the stall or counter. - The character may hold cooking tools such as a spoon, whisk, chopsticks, spatula, ladle, tray, pan, piping bag, or serving utensil. - Hands must be natural, anatomically coherent, and correctly holding the tools. - Avoid extra fingers, broken wrists, fused hands, twisted fingers, or impossible grips. Character expression: Choose an expression that matches the dish: - proud for an impressive dish - elegant for refined cuisine - smug for a funny or excessive dish - cute and happy for an adorable dessert - mischievous for a strange or playful dish - creepy but satisfied for spooky cuisine - chaotic for absurd comedy FOOD STALL DESIGN: The dish must be served at a themed food stall operated by the character. Design the stall to match the character’s world and mood, for example: - anime festival food stall - luxury dessert booth - cyberpunk neon noodle stand - gothic pastry stall - fantasy market counter - magical alchemy kitchen - steampunk brass-and-wood cart - cute pastel cake booth - realistic street food cart - comic-book food truck - surreal comedy vendor stall The stall should feel like it belongs to the same universe as the character. ENVIRONMENTAL DETAILS: Use the character’s recognizable accessories, symbols, colors, and motifs as decorations outside the plate. Possible decorations: - hanging charms - signs - banners - utensils - dishware - napkins - table ornaments - stall curtains - background props - menu boards - small themed objects - lighting fixtures - magical effects - steam - smoke - candles - lanterns - neon signs - market decorations - machinery - flowers - ribbons - jewelry-like ornaments These details should support recognition without cluttering the dish. STYLE MATCHING: The entire image must preserve the exact visual style of the uploaded character image. Match: - artstyle - rendering style - anatomy style - facial style - proportions - lighting - color handling - texture quality - shading method - linework, if any - level of detail - atmosphere - camera feel - polish level Do not change the medium. Do not make the image: - more realistic than the input - more cartoonish than the input - more 3D than the input - more painterly than the input - more cinematic than the input - more western fantasy than the input - more simplified than the input - more detailed than the input style allows The character, dish, stall, props, table, lighting, and background must feel like they belong to the same artwork. TEXT: Optional: include one small readable sign using the character name and dish name. If text is included: - keep it minimal - make it crisp and correctly spelled - avoid random extra words - avoid messy unreadable lettering Suggested sign format: "[CHARACTER NAME]" "[DISH NAME]" If the model cannot render clean text, prioritize visual symbols and leave text out. QUALITY CONTROL BEFORE FINALIZING: Before finalizing the image, verify: 1. The dish is clearly edible. 2. The dish is the main focus. 3. The plate is in the lower-left foreground. 4. The plate is visibly resting on a table or counter. 5. The table perspective and plate perspective match. 6. The plate has contact shadows. 7. Nothing is floating. 8. The character appears in the upper-right area as the cook. 9. The character is recognizable from the input. 10. The character’s hands are coherent and correctly hold tools. 11. Accessories are outside the plate, not transformed into food. 12. The food uses the character’s palette. 13. The stall matches the character’s world and mood. 14. The whole image matches the input artstyle. 15. No distorted face. 16. No extra limbs. 17. No extra fingers. 18. No unreadable random text. 19. No generic chef replacing the character. 20. No mismatched perspective. FINAL IMAGE: A polished 16:9 image of [CHARACTER NAME] as a recognizable cook running a themed food stall. In the lower-left foreground, a stable plate, bowl, tray, or dessert stand rests naturally on a visible tabletop with correct perspective and contact shadows. On it is an appetizing edible dish inspired by the character’s palette, mood, world, and overall identity. In the upper-right background, the character presents the dish while holding coherent cooking tools. The character’s accessories and motifs appear outside the plate as stall decorations, props, signs, dishware, ornaments, and environmental storytelling details. The entire image matches the exact artstyle and production quality of the uploaded reference.