Cheekbones Carved Out By Butterfly Light
That beam of light falling from just above reminds me of a childhood desk lamp tilted just slightly over the homework page.
✍️ That downward-pressing angle of light is like a childhood desk lamp tilted slightly onto the homework page. 'Butterfly light' is exactly this idea — it sculpts the cheekbones and jawline into relief, while the face underneath must not shift by a single pixel.
📋 Prompt Natural Language
A Vogue-caliber beauty close-up, the framing tight and restrained. Focus rests on a model's face, drawn with a bold geometric eyeliner and wearing statement diamond earrings. The lighting uses classic 'butterfly light' (paramount lighting), coming straight down from above, sculpting the cheekbones and jawline into razor-sharp definition. Skin texture flawless, depth of field shallow, shot on medium-format equipment, radiating a sense of luxury. Aspect ratio 4:5. Important: do not alter any facial feature from the reference face — the output must match the reference image's features 100%.
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