贴纸艺术风格

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Create a vertical 3:4 split composition using Image A as the direct source and Image B as the layout/style reference when provided.

Make two stacked halves with a clean horizontal split.

Top half: Preserve Image A clearly and faithfully in its original visual style, clean and recognizable, not paper art.

Bottom half: Reinterpret Image A as a small refined miniature paper diorama on a warm cream textured paper background.

Keep the paper artwork compact, centered or slightly low-centered, with generous negative space, about 55%–75% of the bottom width and 45%–65% of the bottom height.

Use layered cardstock, paper cut, paper relief, pop-up card craft, subtle folded or lifted edges, soft shadows, and gentle 3D depth.

Simplify clutter, preserve the key subject and atmosphere, and keep the palette soft and premium.

Optional Decorative Details:

Consider adding a few delicate paper-cut accents to give the miniature scene a subtle sense of imagination and charm.

Possible motifs include paper-cut clouds, pale pink blossoms, muted green foliage, a soft peach circular sun, or other small decorative elements inspired by the original photograph.

These are creative possibilities, not required elements.

First understand the subject, mood, colors, and visual balance of the photograph. Then decide whether any decoration would genuinely enhance the miniature world.

Choose the type, number, scale, and placement of accents independently. A single thoughtful detail may be enough; some scenes may benefit from two or three, while others may need none.

Feel free to invent a small, unexpected paper-cut detail that suits the particular scene rather than relying only on the suggested motifs.

Keep decorations delicate, naturally integrated, and visually subordinate to the main subject. Use subtle paper layering, slightly lifted edges, and soft cast shadows to make them feel physically handcrafted.

Avoid repeating the same decorative arrangement across different photographs. Never add elements merely to fill empty space.

Final Direction:

Preserve the recognizable essence of the original photograph while transforming it into a charming, collectible miniature paper sculpture.

Prioritize thoughtful composition, tactile paper craftsmanship, gentle three-dimensionality, and generous breathing room.

Let each photograph determine its own balance between simplicity and imagination.

Do not add extra text, excessive decoration, or unnecessary visual clutter.