Cream Dream｜xiaoxiaodong P258
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Cream Dream｜xiaoxiaodong P258
By xiaoxiaodong
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Ideal for translating an original object into a new form somewhere between cream, soft clay, and a dreamscape. The top half is the original photo; the bottom half retains the most essential identifying features, while the contours become softer, proportions can be exaggerated, and the form can melt slightly. Keep the subject very small, centered or slightly offset. The background uses minimalist cream-colored geometry and plenty of negative space, with gentle shadows and a subtly lifted effect. Avoid turning the real object directly into a cream product, as well as hard plastic and fully filled-in scenes.
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Transforms user photos into tiny surreal cream-dream works with softened contours, simplified forms, gentle melting, and asymmetric drift in a minimal geometric setting.
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- v3
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