Grunge Torn Paper Collage Portrait

Create a premium **mixed-media torn-paper collage poster using the uploaded photo of the person as the ONLY identity and facial reference**. Recreate the **exact visual language, composition, layering, typography placement, color palette, texture, and distressed editorial aesthetic of the provided reference artwork**, while replacing the reference person with the person from the uploaded photo.

### IMPORTANT IDENTITY INSTRUCTION

Use the **uploaded person as the main subject**.

Preserve the person's:

- Exact facial identity
- Face shape and proportions
- Eyes, nose, lips, jawline, cheekbones
- Skin tone
- Hair style, hair texture, and hairline
- Facial hair, if present
- Earrings/accessories, if visible
- Distinctive facial characteristics

**Do not turn the person into the reference model.** The reference image is used ONLY for the graphic design, collage composition, lighting treatment, textures, typography, and artistic direction.

The final artwork must clearly look like the **same person from the uploaded photo**, transformed into the reference's collage style.

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## COMPOSITION

Create a vertical **4:5 album-cover/editorial poster**.

Use an aged **warm ivory/off-white paper background** covering the entire canvas.

The central subject should be positioned similarly to the reference: **large, centered, front-facing portrait**, extending from approximately the upper chest to the top of the head.

The subject should have a serious, neutral, confident editorial expression.

Convert the main portrait into a **high-contrast monochrome black-and-white photographic treatment**, while preserving realistic facial detail and the person's original identity.

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## CENTRAL TORN EFFECT

Recreate the signature torn-paper construction from the reference.

The main portrait should appear to be physically printed on paper and then **ripped vertically down the center**.

Create an irregular vertical torn seam running:

**top of head → forehead → nose → mouth → chin → neck → chest**

The tear must have:

- Uneven organic edges
- Visible white paper fibers
- Slight separation between the two halves
- Realistic paper shadows
- Small wrinkles and folds
- Rough ripped texture

Keep both halves aligned enough that the person's face remains recognizable.

The tear should look **physically handmade**, not like a digital distortion.

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## SECONDARY FACE FRAGMENTS

Around the central portrait, add several fragmented photographic pieces taken from the SAME uploaded person.

Include:

- A rectangular close-up facial/eye fragment toward the upper-left
- A narrow vertical fragment of the person's face toward the right side
- Additional cropped pieces of the person's portrait partially hidden underneath collage layers
- Small photographic fragments overlapping the red paper elements

Every photographic fragment must belong to the **same person from the uploaded image**.

Use rough torn or cut-paper edges.

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## RED PAPER COLLAGE

Recreate the strong red graphic elements from the reference.

Use **muted crimson / brick-red painted paper blocks** with imperfect physical edges.

Place:

- A wide horizontal red strip across the eye region of the central portrait
- A large irregular red block behind/across the lower-left side
- A red rectangular block across the lower-center portion
- Smaller red paper pieces behind and around the subject

The red pieces should look like **real painted or screen-printed paper**, not digitally generated rectangles.

Add:

- Faded ink
- Scratches
- Wrinkles
- Uneven opacity
- Rough edges
- Slight paper fibers
- Imperfect print registration

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## BEIGE TAPE

Add realistic pieces of **aged beige masking tape / translucent paper tape** holding the collage together.

Place tape pieces around:

- Upper-left photographic fragment
- Upper-right area
- Lower-left collage area
- Lower-right photographic fragment
- Random smaller overlapping areas

Tape should show:

- Wrinkles
- Torn edges
- Slight transparency
- Adhesive discoloration
- Subtle shadows

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## HANDWRITTEN MARKS

Cover parts of the background with subtle **realistic handwritten pencil and black-ink annotations**, matching the reference.

Include:

- Random numbers
- Loose signatures
- Diagonal scribbles
- Arrows
- Underlines
- Crossed-out marks
- Rough pencil lines
- Small handwritten notes
- Abstract pen strokes

These marks should remain secondary and partially disappear behind the collage layers.

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## TYPOGRAPHY

At the **top-right**, recreate the large bold condensed black typography from the reference.

Use:

**TORN**

Very large uppercase letters.

Use a heavy condensed sans-serif display font similar to **Anton / Impact / Bebas-style typography**.

At the **bottom-left**, recreate the large typography:

**LKEY**

Keep it bold, black, uppercase, condensed, and strongly integrated into the collage.

Directly underneath it, add a small authentic:

**PARENTAL**
**ADVISORY**
**EXPLICIT CONTENT**

label.

Typography should have the same visual hierarchy and approximate placement as the reference.

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## PAPER MATERIAL & DEPTH

The entire artwork should look like a **real handmade collage physically photographed/scanned**, not a clean digital composition.

Add realistic:

- Paper fibers
- Torn fibers
- Wrinkles
- Creases
- Fold marks
- Dust
- Scratches
- Ink stains
- Faded photocopy marks
- Halftone printing
- Film grain
- Slight paper discoloration
- Rough edges
- Layered paper shadows
- Lifted corners
- Glue/tape imperfections
- Analog printing artifacts

Create subtle depth between every physical layer.

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## COLOR PALETTE

Strictly use the reference's restrained palette:

- Warm ivory
- Dirty off-white
- Black
- Charcoal
- Grayscale photography
- Muted beige
- Brick red / distressed crimson

Avoid neon colors, glossy colors, gradients, or modern digital effects.

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## VISUAL STYLE

**High-end underground hip-hop album cover + experimental fashion editorial + analog photocopy collage + distressed magazine design + handmade torn-paper artwork.**

The final image should feel:

**raw, gritty, emotional, imperfect, tactile, rebellious, premium, editorial, underground, analog, photographic, and handmade.**

### MOST IMPORTANT RULE

**REFERENCE IMAGE = composition + art direction + collage style.**

**UPLOADED PHOTO = person's identity + face + hair + physical characteristics.**

Do NOT copy the reference person's identity.

Do NOT change the uploaded person's face into another person.

Do NOT invent a different hairstyle unless necessary to match the uploaded person's actual appearance.

Do NOT create duplicate facial features.

Do NOT alter facial anatomy.

The final result should look like **the person in the uploaded photo has been transformed into the exact torn-paper collage artwork shown in the reference**.

**Aspect ratio: 4:5 vertical.**
**Ultra-detailed, photorealistic portrait texture, premium editorial print quality, authentic analog collage imperfections.**