Ghost Rider Infernal Soul

Create an image using the uploaded image.

Use the uploaded image as the primary identity and appearance reference for the subject. Preserve the subject’s recognizable facial identity, facial structure, apparent age, natural proportions, skin tone, eye shape, eyebrows, nose, lips, jawline, ears, hairstyle, hairline, hair color, and facial hair if present. Do not beautify, de-age, reshape, replace, or substantially alter recognizable facial features.

Create an ultra-photorealistic dark supernatural biker portrait built around a dramatic split-face transformation. Frame the subject tightly from approximately the upper chest upward, facing directly toward the camera with intense, unwavering eye contact and a stern, controlled expression. Position the face centrally and divide the composition almost perfectly down the vertical center.

Transform the LEFT HALF of the subject’s face into a terrifying charred skeletal skull engulfed in realistic fire. The skull must follow the subject’s underlying facial proportions so the transformation feels anatomically integrated rather than like a mask. Show cracked blackened bone, scorched textures, deep cavities, exposed realistic teeth, fractured surfaces, glowing ember-red fissures, soot, ash, and subtle heat discoloration. The skeletal eye socket should be deep, dark, and illuminated internally by a dim fiery red glow. Surround this side of the head with vivid orange, yellow, and red flames curling upward and outward. Include tiny airborne sparks, embers, heat shimmer, and realistic translucent flame edges.

Keep the RIGHT HALF completely human and exceptionally photorealistic. Preserve natural pores, wrinkles, forehead lines, subtle blemishes, beard stubble, individual facial hairs, realistic lips, and fine variations in skin texture. Make the visible eye extraordinarily detailed and razor sharp, with a cool blue iris, realistic pupil, sclera veins, eyelashes, moist waterline, corneal reflections, and a small natural catchlight. Hair is dark, textured, slightly messy, swept upward and backward, with individually resolved strands and flyaways.

Suspend a heavy industrial steel chain vertically through the exact center of the portrait, visually separating the burning skull from the human face. The chain hangs from beyond the upper frame and continues below the portrait. Render every thick oval link with realistic steel grain, scratches, wear, dark oxidation, highlights, shadows, and reflected orange firelight. Maintain convincing depth so the chain clearly sits in front of the face.

Dress the subject in a rugged black leather motorcycle jacket with a wide collar, metal studs, snaps, zipper hardware, worn seams, distressed edges, creases, and heavy natural leather grain. Add subtle metallic spikes or studs to the shoulder on the skeletal side. Render leather and metal with extreme tactile realism, avoiding smooth or plastic-looking surfaces.

Lighting should closely match the reference: dramatic low-key studio portrait lighting combined with intense practical fire illumination. Use warm orange-red firelight from camera-left to illuminate the skull, chain, jacket, and nearby contours. Use a controlled soft neutral key light from slightly above and camera-right across the human face, producing dimensional forehead, cheekbone, nose, and jaw definition without crushing skin detail. Add restrained rim separation around the hair. Keep the background nearly black charcoal with no distracting scenery.

Camera aesthetic: professional full-frame portrait photography, approximately 85mm portrait lens, f/2.8, ISO 100, 1/200 sec, eye-level camera position, extremely sharp focus on the eyes, face, skull, and central chain, shallow-to-moderate depth of field, natural perspective compression, high dynamic range, cinematic contrast, crisp micro-detail, realistic optical rendering, no artificial smoothing. Preserve authentic photographic skin, individual hair strands, realistic eyes, leather grain, fabric texture, metal reflections, bone texture, soot, embers, and flame translucency.

Avoid cartoon, illustration, CGI, plastic skin, excessive HDR, oversharpening, malformed skull anatomy, distorted teeth, duplicated facial features, asymmetrical eyes, warped chain links, artificial flames, excessive glow, text, logos, signatures, borders, or watermarks.

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Compose as a tight symmetrical cinematic poster portrait with the subject dominating the frame. Keep the central chain almost perfectly vertical, the burning skeletal transformation clearly confined primarily to the left half, and the recognizable human identity clearly preserved on the right. Prioritize photographic realism, anatomical credibility, tactile detail, dramatic fire interaction, and intense direct eye contact.

Vertical portrait composition, full frame height emphasis, cinematic poster layout.