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Don't Look at the Animals Yet — The Light Is the Point

Neon light currents flow inside glass bodies, and the savanna's dusk gets relit from within — not one step of this transformation feels rushed.

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✍️ The animals themselves aren't the point — the point is how the light escapes from inside the glass bodies. Keep the structure unchanged and swap only the light source and material; get that step steady, or the whole image collapses into a mess of neon soup.
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Create an imaginative, ultra-surreal image built from the given picture or description. Take the scene {SCENE} and reimagine it: every {SUBJECTS} in it — animals, humans, creatures — becomes a surreal being made of transparent glass and glowing neon light. Each body reads like a crystal sculpture refracting ambient light, while vivid neon currents (electric blue, magenta, purple, orange-gold, and more) stream inside them, casting a soft radiant glow outward. Keep the scene's original structure and layout intact, but re-render the lighting and atmosphere to answer to these luminous glass beings — reflections, refractions, glowing highlights, atmospheric color shifts, all of it. The overall mood should land as dreamlike, futuristic, richly colored, highly detailed, and visually stunning — as if the whole world were lit by living neon-glass creatures inside a surreal alternate reality. ----- SCENE: An African savanna caught right at the border between sunset and nightfall, orange-red sunlight interlacing with deep blue dusk. Silhouetted acacia trees span the horizon, and animals wander across dusty, faintly glimmering grassland.

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