Bmx Rider In A Gritty Collage

Identity-Preserved BMX Collage — Exact Reference Style Prompt

IMPORTANT IDENTITY INSTRUCTION — HIGHEST PRIORITY

Use the user-uploaded photo as the ONLY identity and facial reference for the main person. Recreate the reference image's composition, BMX action, clothing style, environment, collage aesthetic, lighting, and framing, but completely replace the original rider with the person from the uploaded photo.

DO NOT CHANGE THE USER'S FACE OR IDENTITY.

Preserve the uploaded person's recognizable identity exactly, including:

Exact facial structure and proportions
Face shape
Forehead
Eyes, eyelids, eyebrows, and eye spacing
Nose shape and proportions
Lips and mouth shape
Cheekbones and cheeks
Jawline and chin
Skin tone and natural skin texture
Facial asymmetry and distinctive facial features
Hairline, hairstyle, hair texture, and hair characteristics whenever visible

Do not beautify, redesign, masculinize/feminize, age, de-age, or stylize the face. Do not substitute a generic face or create a lookalike. The final rider must clearly look like the person in the uploaded photo.

REFERENCE IMAGE RECREATION

Recreate the reference image as closely as possible in composition and visual design.

Create a vertical 9:16 editorial street-art BMX collage poster featuring the uploaded person performing a dynamic BMX bicycle trick in the center of the composition.

The subject is captured in a side-profile / three-quarter side view, leaning forward over a BMX bike while performing an energetic airborne trick. The rider's body is crouched naturally, with the knees bent and the torso leaning forward. Both hands firmly grip the BMX handlebars.

The rider wears:

A clean white BMX/skate helmet
Plain white short-sleeve T-shirt
Black knee-length shorts
White crew socks with subtle black graphic/text details
Dark/black athletic sneakers

Keep the outfit and body pose visually consistent with the reference image while adapting the person's proportions naturally to the uploaded identity.

BMX BICYCLE

Use a realistic compact BMX bicycle with:

Small BMX frame
Thick black tires
Black wheels and spokes
Black handlebars
Compact BMX geometry
Realistic pedals, crank, chain, and frame details

The bicycle should be captured at an upward diagonal angle, with the front wheel lower in the composition and the rear wheel extending toward the right side.

Preserve the energetic airborne movement of the reference. The bicycle must look physically connected to the rider's body with realistic hands, feet, limbs, pedals, and contact points.

BACKGROUND COLLAGE

Build the background as a layered urban mixed-media scrapbook collage, closely matching the reference.

Include:

Red exposed-brick wall
Dense black-and-white urban graffiti
Large architectural classical building fragment entering from the upper-left corner
Large suspension bridge structure rising behind the rider toward the upper-center/right
Yellow/orange geometric architectural block on the upper-right
A colorful blue/orange butterfly attached or visually integrated with the yellow block
Dark abstract black torn-paper shape on the right side
Agricultural landscape / golden crop fields in the lower-right and lower background
Industrial construction scaffolding in the lower-left
White and gray paper layers
Torn paper edges
Rough cutout shapes
Painted and dripping mustard-yellow paint
Red graphic brush strokes and angular red lightning-like shapes
Hand-painted graffiti marks and scribbles

The background should feel like a hand-cut analog collage combined with modern street photography and graphic design, rather than a normal realistic city photograph.

COLLAGE STYLE

Use visible:

Torn-paper edges
Layered paper cutouts
Rough masking
Slightly imperfect cutout contours
Flat graphic color blocks
Photorealistic central rider
Mixed photographic and illustrated elements
Screen-print/poster textures
Urban graffiti textures
Editorial fashion-magazine composition
Contemporary street-art aesthetic

The rider should remain photorealistic and sharply detailed, while the surrounding environment has a deliberately constructed collage appearance.

Do not make the entire image look like a cartoon or painting. The person and BMX should retain realistic photographic detail.

COMPOSITION

Match the reference composition closely:

Vertical portrait orientation
Rider dominates the center
Head positioned around the upper-left/center area
BMX extends diagonally across the lower-middle section
Rear wheel visible prominently toward the right
Front wheel positioned toward the lower-center
Bridge rising behind the rider
Brick wall and graffiti occupying the left/middle background
Architectural fragment in the upper-left
Yellow geometric block in the upper-right
Golden agricultural landscape occupying the lower-right
Industrial scaffolding and graphic red elements occupying the lower-left

Maintain the same layered visual depth and overlapping cutout arrangement as the reference.

CAMERA & PHOTOGRAPHIC QUALITY

Use a slightly wide editorial camera perspective that captures the entire BMX and the surrounding collage environment.

The photograph should feel like it was captured with a professional full-frame camera using a moderately wide lens, with enough distance to show the rider's full body, both BMX wheels, and the surrounding graphic elements.

Use:

Sharp subject detail
Natural perspective
Realistic body proportions
Realistic motion-freezing
High dynamic range
Fine skin texture
Detailed clothing fabric
Detailed BMX components
Subtle photographic grain
Premium editorial photography quality
Ultra-detailed 4K appearance

Avoid excessive background blur because the collage elements are important to the composition.

LIGHTING

Use bright natural daylight with soft directional illumination.

The rider should have realistic highlights and shadows consistent with the environment. Preserve natural skin tones and realistic facial lighting.

The collage elements can have slightly different lighting characteristics to emphasize the cut-and-paste mixed-media aesthetic, but the rider and BMX must remain visually coherent.

IDENTITY + ANATOMY SAFETY

The uploaded face must remain exactly recognizable.

Do not:

Change the face
Replace facial features
Alter facial proportions
Change the person's ethnicity or skin tone
Change the hairstyle unnecessarily
Add facial hair that isn't present
Remove existing distinctive facial features
Make the person look like a model or celebrity
Generate a different person
Distort the face
Create duplicate facial features

Keep anatomy realistic:

Two arms
Two hands
Correct fingers
Two legs
Correct feet
Natural joints
Correct BMX interaction
Realistic body proportions
Natural riding posture

FINAL VISUAL TARGET

The final image should look like a premium contemporary BMX street-art editorial poster, combining a photorealistic portrait/action photograph of the uploaded person with the exact layered urban collage aesthetic of the reference.

The uploaded person's identity is the highest priority. The reference image controls the composition, pose, BMX action, styling, environment, colors, collage treatment, and overall visual aesthetic — but the person must always be the person from the uploaded photo.

Aspect ratio: 9:16 vertical.
Photorealistic subject.
Ultra-detailed 4K quality.
Exact identity preservation.
Reference-style composition.