Cheek_activation zygomaticus major fully engaged creating lifted cheeks Prompts

animate the faces

Move left, and right side, smile.

Move left, and right side, smile.

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{ "prompt_type": "descriptive_replication", "reference_adherence": "STRICT_VISUAL_FIDELITY", "aspect_ratio": "3:4", "camera_override": { "framing": "medium shot from navel upward", "subject_scale": "subject close to camera, face dominant in frame", "pose_alignment": "body and head fully frontal, symmetrical, square to camera", "distance": "approx. 1.5 meters", "face_priority": "very high" }, "expression_block": { "emotion_type": "joyful laughter", "smile_style": "Hollywood smile, wide and confident", "teeth_visibility": "upper teeth fully visible, lower teeth partially visible", "lip_behavior": "natural stretch without distortion of identity ratios", "lower_to_upper_ratio_preserved": true, "cheek_activation": "zygomaticus major fully engaged creating lifted cheeks", "eye_expression": "slight natural narrowing from smiling, subtle crow's feet micro-lines allowed", "brow_behavior": "relaxed, no exaggerated lifting", "jaw_opening": "moderate, natural laugh opening (~35-45%)", "emotion_intensity": "genuine, not forced", "symmetry": "high but with natural micro-asymmetry" }, "micro_expression_details": { "nasolabial_folds": "softly pronounced during smile", "dimples": "subtle if anatomically consistent", "lip_corner_lift": "strong upward curvature", "orbicularis_oculi_engagement": "moderate, authentic Duchenne smile", "chin_skin_tension": "slight tightening during laughter" }, "body_language": { "posture": "upright and relaxed", "shoulders": "stable, slightly back", "chest": "natural rise from laughter breath", "head_position": "centered, no tilt", "movement": "minimal, static pose while smiling" }, "lighting_and_atmosphere": { "source": "on-camera flash + natural backlight", "flash_effect": "strong frontal illumination, specular highlights on teeth and cheekbones", "background": "dark underexposed foliage", "contrast": "very high", "grain": "visible digital grain", "color_profile": "slightly desaturated, early compact camera aesthetic" }, "realism_constraints": { "preserve_identity": true, "preserve_craniofacial_geometry": true, "allow_natural_smile_wrinkles": true, "forbid_face_warping": true, "forbid_exaggerated_cartoon_smile": true, "forbid_plastic_skin": true }, "negative_prompt": [ "forced smile", "fake grin", "overstretched lips", "cartoon smile", "CGI teeth", "perfect dental symmetry", "identity drift", "beauty filter", "over-smoothed skin", "anime", "3D render", "visible ears", "wide angle distortion", "knees visible", "full body shot" ] }

Flexing and smiling

demonstration de GRAND ECART FACIAL

Mouth open, ready to get a facial

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Asthetic face

Face

add smile with teeth. maintain same position of the head and body.

Add smile and little bit up the face

swap face

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L’image que tu as envoyée est une illustration anatomique latérale droite du crâne humain, mettant en évidence le muscle masséter, un muscle de la mastication. 🔍 Description détaillée : 🦴 Structures osseuses visibles : Frontal : os du front. Temporal : os latéral du crâne, situé au-dessus de l'oreille. Zygomatique : os de la pommette. Maxillaire : os supérieur de la mâchoire, fixe. Mandibule : os inférieur mobile de la mâchoire. 💪 Muscle masséter : Le muscle masséter est divisé en deux faisceaux : Faisceau superficiel (en rouge sombre, à gauche) : Origine : os zygomatique. Insertion : angle de la mandibule. Fonction : élévation de la mandibule (fermeture de la bouche). Faisceau profond (en rouge clair ou gris/bleuté, à droite) : Origine : surface interne de l’arcade zygomatique. Insertion : face externe de la mandibule, plus haute que le faisceau superficiel. Fonction : élévation plus puissante et stabilisation latérale. 📌 Orientation : La vue est latérale droite du crâne. Les structures sont annotées précisément pour situer les insertions osseuses et la différenciation musculaire.

L’image que tu as envoyée est une illustration anatomique latérale droite du crâne humain, mettant en évidence le muscle masséter, un muscle de la mastication. 🔍 Description détaillée : 🦴 Structures osseuses visibles : Frontal : os du front. Temporal : os latéral du crâne, situé au-dessus de l'oreille. Zygomatique : os de la pommette. Maxillaire : os supérieur de la mâchoire, fixe. Mandibule : os inférieur mobile de la mâchoire. 💪 Muscle masséter : Le muscle masséter est divisé en deux faisceaux : Faisceau superficiel (en rouge sombre, à gauche) : Origine : os zygomatique. Insertion : angle de la mandibule. Fonction : élévation de la mandibule (fermeture de la bouche). Faisceau profond (en rouge clair ou gris/bleuté, à droite) : Origine : surface interne de l’arcade zygomatique. Insertion : face externe de la mandibule, plus haute que le faisceau superficiel. Fonction : élévation plus puissante et stabilisation latérale. 📌 Orientation : La vue est latérale droite du crâne. Les structures sont annotées précisément pour situer les insertions osseuses et la différenciation musculaire.