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[Creative Objective]
Create a lifestyle workspace portrait showing a creator in focused work mode at a compact home desk setup. The scene should combine productivity cues (multi-screen workflow) with personal visual identity (art posters and styling choices).

[Composition]
Square side-profile frame. Subject seated at desk facing right, hands on laptop keyboard, dual desktop monitors in front. Keep entire desk-chair-body relationship visible to communicate workflow ergonomics.

[Subject Styling]
Dark textured outer layer (fuzzy/feathered black garment) over simple base clothing. Hair in twin buns with blunt fringe. Neutral concentrated facial expression.

[Workspace Details]
- Two external monitors showing website/design/content panels.
- Laptop open between subject and monitors.
- Minimal desk accessories and cable visibility.
- Wall decor includes large statement poster and additional art prints.

[Environment]
Small home office corner with wood floor and white desk/chair. Slightly lived-in details (equipment on floor/shelf) acceptable to keep authenticity.

[Lighting]
Soft natural indoor daylight with neutral tone. Maintain readability of screen content while keeping skin and clothing texture intact.

[Color Direction]
Muted interior palette (white desk, beige wall, wood floor) contrasted by dark clothing and colorful wall art accents.

[Camera Style]
Documentary workspace portrait, eye-level side angle, clarity-first with light depth separation.

[Mood]
Focused, personal, contemporary creator routine.

[Negative Prompt]
No staged corporate office look, no excessive clutter, no heavy cinematic grading, no text overlays, no unrealistic monitor glow effects.

[Output Specs]
1080x1080 social-ready workspace image, balanced detail across subject and screens.

[Refinement Deltas]
1) If screens are unreadable, increase local screen contrast.
2) If subject blends into dark chair area, add edge light on silhouette.
3) If wall poster dominates too much, reduce saturation in poster region.
4) If scene feels sterile, keep subtle lived-in desk/floor details.
5) If color cast from screens appears strong, neutralize skin tones.
6) If posture seems stiff, adjust shoulders and hand angle naturally.
7) If background art is distracting, soften sharpness on secondary prints.
8) If frame feels cramped, include more desk leg/chair base space.
9) If lighting is flat, add mild directional shadow on desk surface.
10) If workflow narrative is weak, emphasize keyboard-hand interaction.