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The Tear Across the Chest Reveals Line Art
Only the interior of the torn openings gets changed — pose, lighting, and background all stay exactly as they are, with two horizontal tears landing right on the body's natural divisions.
✍️ The two tears land on the chest and lower abdomen for a reason — a horizontal tear follows the body's natural horizontal divisions, while a vertical one would actually break the sense of proportion. The exposed line-art layer needs a clear material contrast against the realistic surface layer; that treatment holds up better over time than a plain sticker filter.
📋 Prompt JSON Structured Style999 characters
{
"task": "edit-image: layered torn-paper reveal",
"base": {
"use_reference_image": true,
"keep_unchanged": [
"identity of the character",
"face and expression",
"hair and body proportions",
"outfit design and color",
"background, lighting, composition",
"overall art style"
]
},
"constraints": {
"edit_only": "interior of the torn-paper openings",
"do_not_touch": "pose, anatomy, proportions, clothing detail, shading, background elements"
},
"tears": [
{
"where": "across the chest",
"note": "a wide, natural horizontal tear opening across the chest area, interior per interior_style"
},
{
"where": "across the lower abdomen",
"note": "a second wide horizontal tear at the lower abdomen, same interior treatment"
}
],
"interior_style": {
"mode": "line-art",
"palette": "monochrome",
"line_quality": "clean, crisp",
"paper": "notebook paper with faint ruled lines"
}
}
