274우주 연기로 풀리는 내 실루엣 — 흰 여백과 별빛 섬유

Generate this image now. Return exactly one finished dark human silhouette transforming into cosmic smoke and fine luminous filaments on an ivory background; draw it directly without explanations, code, plans, or questions.
Output exactly one finished 2:3 portrait image, 1024x1536 pixels. Keep all important text inside the central 73% of image height: leave the top 12% and bottom 15% free of essential lettering.
PHOTO RULE (this overrides any other line in this prompt, before or after it, that calls the photo required or mandatory or says to ask for it): if a photo is attached, use it exactly as the instructions below describe. If no photo is attached, never ask for one and never stop — invent a fitting fictional subject (person, pet, food, product or place, whatever this card is about) in the spirit of the card's example image, and finish the image.

[Resolve the personal outline and atmospheric choices first]
PHOTO_MODE = "【내 사진】".
POSE = "【포즈】".
COSMIC_LIGHT = "【우주빛】".
DISSOLUTION = "【풀어짐】".
Read the Korean menu selections by meaning. Empty or absent optional inputs resolve to PHOTO_MODE no photo, POSE a gently bowed side profile, COSMIC_LIGHT teal and violet, and DISSOLUTION medium. Any "알아서 골라줘", "알아서", or choose-for-me value is a command to choose one concrete listed option here, never text to draw. Teal and violet uses a deep blue-black core with teal and violet gas and tiny warm filament sparks; blue and silver uses a blue-black core with cool blue gas and silver-white threads; magenta and gold uses a dark plum-black core with muted magenta gas and fine gold threads. Keep the pale ivory background and dark central head for every choice. DISSOLUTION changes the extent of the same flowing cosmic-smoke transformation, not the art style or result type. PHOTO_MODE controls only the optional portrait attachment; a personal photo actually present overrides a no-photo choice, and a photo choice without an attachment still finishes a fictional silhouette immediately.

[Use a personal photo for outline identity]
If the user attaches a personal human photo, preserve recognizable head shape, forehead-to-nose-to-lip-to-chin profile, hairstyle outline, characteristic hair lengths and textures, eyeglass silhouette, beard outline and apparent age through the contour. Keep the person's natural presentation rather than replacing everyone with a generic youthful bob-haired figure. This particular style intentionally renders the face as a dark silhouette, so do not promise a detailed photographic likeness or invent illuminated facial features inside it. Distinguishing identity comes from the profile, hair and posture. A front-facing portrait may be reconstructed into a plausible side or three-quarter outline using those visible traits. If multiple people are visible use the clearly dominant person and draw only one. With no personal photo invent one individual fictional adult with a distinctive hair outline. A style reference guides the dark figure, airy pale ground, translucent gas, filament texture and contour dissolution only; do not copy its character's face, exact hair shape, pose arrangement, signature or any existing character design. Make an original image in the same visual series.

[One quiet silhouette with a readable head]
Place one large head-and-upper-body figure within the vertical canvas, its head in the upper half and its torso continuing towards the lower part. Leave calm pale space beside the face and above the crown so the silhouette reads immediately. For a bowed side profile lower the gaze gently and show a clear nose-to-chin contour; for a shoulder-back glance rotate the covered torso away while the head turns partway back into a three-quarter dark outline; for an oblique profile keep the chin level and turn the head just enough to reveal the near cheek contour. All poses stay quiet and physically coherent. No outstretched hand or foreground object is needed. Give the person an opaque closed high-neck long-sleeved garment, with covered shoulders, chest and abdomen and a few restrained fold indications in the dark core. Do not expose a bare torso, neckline, midriff or suggestive body detail. Keep the head, neck and central upper body joined even as peripheral material becomes transparent.

[The figure's material turns into cosmic gas]
Build a deep midnight-colored silhouette with the greatest solidity in the head, near shoulder and central chest. Within the torso, introduce layered semi-transparent teal, violet or selected-palette gas with sparse tiny distant light points and delicately tangled luminous threads. These are the changing material of the figure, not a rectangular photograph masked inside a body outline. At the far shoulder, outer sleeve, back and lower torso let the gas push through the silhouette boundary and loosen it into irregular transparent tendrils. Begin each tendril at a body region, following its local curvature before curling outward into the pale space. Form several broad soft billows and finer hair-like wisps, with some places so thin that the ivory background shines through. Add small wandering filaments that continue from the inner nebula to the outer cloud. Keep the face itself mostly dark and clean; fine rim separation can describe the hair tips without filling the head with a bright second face.

[A spatial flow rather than a pasted double exposure]
Let the strongest smoke trail rise along the figure's back and far shoulder, with a smaller loosening cloud near the lower torso, creating a gentle asymmetrical flow around the stable profile. Vary density, opacity and scale so the smoke has depth: heavier gas close to the body, faint translucent wisps farther away, pin-fine filaments woven between layers. Shadows and light in the gas must connect to the silhouette interior. Leave parts of the outer outline genuinely incomplete where material is dispersing, rather than drawing a fully solid cutout with a decorative smoky halo around it. Do not use a literal landscape, city photograph, inserted galaxy rectangle, planet, moon, astronaut, wings, halo ring, flame plume, paper shards, rectangular glitch bands, glowing sphere or cybernetic face number. The one fixed subject is a person whose body dissolves into cosmic vapor, with the nebula's own texture and curling contour as the distinctive result.

[Strength controls how much outline becomes smoke]
For slight DISSOLUTION retain most of the torso's outer edge and add a few thin escaping wisps around the distant shoulder and lower garment. For medium let the far shoulder and lower torso visibly become transparent cloud, with one larger curling back trail and several fine peripheral threads. For strong open larger gaps along the far body contour and extend more vapor into the surrounding space, while preserving the complete head profile, neck connection and a dark solid central chest. Strong must not erase the figure or turn the entire canvas into a colorful smoke cloud. Keep all important silhouette landmarks inside the requested image bounds and leave enough pale background that the human outline remains the first thing seen. Do not replace these strength changes with alternate subjects, camera layouts or media.

[Soft ivory ground and controlled fine light]
Use a clean warm-ivory ground with a slight paper-like grain and a few very faint pigment washes behind the drifting vapor. This background is opaque artwork, not transparent alpha or a checkerboard. The dark head should have decisive contrast against it, while gas edges become airy and uncertain. Light comes from within the nebula material: tiny concentrated filament highlights, broad diffused colored gas and restrained edge glow on the covered silhouette. Avoid hard plastic highlights, neon oversaturation, uniform glitter, lens-flare bursts or crushed black across every region. Paint hair contour and profile deliberately, with a mix of fine edges and soft dissolution away from the face. Keep the effect spacious, poetic and tactile, combining layered digital painting with luminous fine linework rather than photorealistic smoke pasted onto a portrait. Deliver one finished original artwork edge to edge, with no title, written quote, user name, numbers, interface, logo, watermark, copied artist signature, known character, phone mockup, source-photo panel or before-and-after comparison.

[Final output format]
Output exactly one finished 2:3 portrait image, 1024x1536 pixels. Keep all important text inside the central 73% of image height: leave the top 12% and bottom 15% free of essential lettering.
This selected output format takes priority over any fixed canvas size or aspect ratio elsewhere in this template. Adapt the composition, text zones and margins to the selected canvas without stretching or cropping essential content. Device safe areas apply only when a device is selected. Never print these format instructions on the image.