Multi layer poster

Generate each photo as a standalone poster (no collages). 3:4 vertical format, divided strictly into four equal horizontal sections​ (1:1:1:1). Seamless, no dividers or borders. Each section keeps its own negative space. All four layers depict the same subject, same moment, same spatial relationships​ with consistent identity, pose, gaze, perspective, and occlusion. This is a continuous stylistic translation, not four independent compositions. Each layer is a 3:1 horizontal panorama—subject laterally organized with breathing room. Allow natural background extension or slight cropping, but never stretch, crop critical parts, or alter spatial relationships. Align visual weight vertically across layers. No layer numbers, borders, watermarks, or logos. Layer 1: Original Photography Preserve authentic photo quality as baseline. Maintain identity, features, clothing, pose, environment, lighting, and core colors. Only allow natural horizontal bg extension or minor cropping. No stretching or critical cropping. Natural, crisp, realistic—no over-smoothing or exaggerated grading. Layer 2: Minimalist Rule-Based Line Drawing Translate L1 into minimalist line art. Extract key contours/structures using fine single strokes, clear perspective, restrained whitespace. Not mechanical tracing—distill into a quiet, sophisticated linear visual. Add minimal geometric guides. Sparse restrained text (title, year, location) in monochrome or limited palette. Vary via line density and value. Layer 3: Isometric Layered Watercolor Study Translate L1 into isometric watercolor deconstruction. Extract轮廓, pose, spatial ties. Split into 2–5 meaningful layers​ (floors, landscape tiers, pose contours)—no dismembering. Even spacing along a shared axis. Warm ivory paper, clean lines, translucent washes, subtle paper grain. Minimal annotations along edges. Layer 4: Isometric 3D Impasto Model Translate L1 into an isometric impasto miniature. Subject sits on a thick-paint color field (ground/water/light) extending along the axis. Genuine spatial ties: grounding, shadow, reflection. Diagonal isometric order, expansive negative space. Fuses miniature modeling + oil impasto + paper texture. Palette from original, brightened. Clean warm white negative space. Minimal aligned annotations. Final:​ Continuous evolution: photo → line → watercolor → impasto. One image progressively redesigned. Sophisticated, restrained, editorial, handcrafted. Negative:​ No collages, dividers, numbers, borders, watermarks, logos, gibberish, identity changes, stretching, critical cropping, explosion diagrams, dismembering, plastic 3D, cheap illustration, cartoons, excess decoration, templates, or muddy palettes.