Paper Booth Duo

References:Use the two uploaded portraits as separate identity sources for Person A and Person B.Preserve face shape,skin tone,hairstyle,hair color,eyebrows,and facial hair when present.Keep the same two identities in all four panels;never merge or swap them. Concept:A playful four-panel duo portrait inside a deep photo-booth box,rendered as bright layered paper-cut art like a cute 3D paper diorama. Format:Vertical 3:4 divided into an exact 2x2 grid of four equal cubbies.Use one continuous outer box and clean inner dividers.Each cubby has a back wall,top plane,and side planes. Composition:Show both people in every panel with four fixed poses.Panel 1:Person A leans diagonally into the foreground while Person B stands behind with both arms flexed up.Panel 2:Person A bends forward with hands near the knees while Person B leans in from the side with one hand near the chin.Panel 3:One gives the other a piggyback or close back-hug with strong overlap.Panel 4:One leans large into the foreground while the other appears behind making bunny ears or a playful hand sign.Keep all panels lively and different. Scale:Characters fill most cubbies and may crop slightly at edges.Use mild wide-angle perspective so nearer figures feel larger.Both faces remain clear. Outfit:Use each uploaded person’s clothing as the wardrobe source.Preserve garment type,major colors,and silhouette across all panels,but simplify details into broad paper shapes. Figure treatment:Render both people as layered matte paper cutouts with a thin pale cream edge around the silhouette.Make the figures feel slightly raised from the cubby walls,with visible layer stacking and soft contact shadows. Face style:Use dark bean-like dot eyes,soft brows,a tiny nose,small curved smile,and rosy cheeks.Preserve identity through face outline,hairline,hair volume,brow placement,and beard shape.Facial hair becomes a tidy soft paper shape. Hair:Use fuller,smoother hair built from rounded layered paper masses,no thin strands. Lighting and palette:Use bright soft frontal-top lighting with delicate shadows only where layers overlap.Keep the image airy and fresh.Use a light palette with mint,sage,pale aqua,denim,cream,warm ivory,blush pink,and soft coral.Avoid dark or muddy color. Box color:Use one unified hue family across all four cubbies,randomly chosen each generation while staying light and tasteful.Best options:light sage,mint green,powder blue,dusty blue,pale teal,soft blue-gray,or smoky aqua.The back wall is the lightest tone;top and side planes are slightly darker versions of the same hue. Style:Dimensional layered cardstock portrait,editorial cutout art,matte texture,rounded cut edges,and a handmade paper-sculpture feel. Negative:No extra people,no identity swap,no duplicate limbs,no photorealism,no anime,no manga,no chibi,no glossy plastic 3D,no flat poster look,no painterly brushwork,no realistic hair strands,no props,no text,no logo,no watermark,no UI,no neon,no harsh shadows,no dark moody palette.