Tightening a Brass Fitting Inside the Studio

Use case: identity-preserve. Asset type: character-consistency benchmark, wide object interaction. Input roles: Image 1 anchors Dev's face. Image 2 sets his full body proportions, hair, eyebrow scar, hands, profile, rear view, and expression range. Treat both purely as identity references — build one new wide scene with a single Dev, never reproducing the reference sheet or multiple versions of him. Primary shot: a polished 16:9 editorial photograph inside an airy community design studio. Dev stands in a natural three-quarter full-body pose beside a waist-high freestanding paper sculpture built from exactly three large folded panels — warm cream, muted coral, deep forest green. His left hand steadies the forest-green panel near its top edge; his right hand carefully tightens a visible brass connector where the cream and coral panels meet. Both hands should read clearly as performing distinct, physically linked tasks. The sculpture sits on its own low plywood platform, with folds, joints, weight, and contact shadows that all read as plausible. Directional afternoon window light crosses the studio once; a workbench and scattered paper offcuts stay softly secondary in the background. Wardrobe: matte indigo canvas coveralls over a rust crewneck tee with sleeves rolled once, simple tan work shoes. Identity locks: Dev is a fictional man, around 24, medium-deep warm brown skin, a long, softly angular face, dark brown almond eyes, thick straight brows, a diagonal scar through the outer left eyebrow, a medium straight nose with a slightly broad tip, a defined cupid's bow and fuller lower lip, short thick wavy black hair with a loose forelock and tapered sides, a clean-shaven jaw, natural cheek texture, a lean athletic build, narrow shoulders, long limbs. New clothing and the new task must not broaden him or add bulk. Do not: remove or shift the scar, add facial hair, drift the hairstyle, broaden the body, show impossible balance, paste in objects, duplicate panels or hands, fuse fingers, add extra limbs, float tools, or add text, logos, watermark, or conflicting light sources.