The Crochet Doll effect (Prompt included)

Here is a cool prompt to transform any photo portrait in a cute crochet doll version of it.

You can try it out! (I used this prompt with Kimi but I m pretty sure that the render should be great if not greater with ChatGPT)

*Turn the photo I upload into a standalone high-end fiber-art editorial poster.*

*The overall layout is a 3:4 vertical diptych: the top half keeps a clearly visible, faithful version of the original photo, while the bottom half reconstructs the same person as a "yarn-curly-hair felt doll." The boundary between the two halves must be crisp, horizontal, and restrained — do not let the felt material contaminate the photographic area.*

*Top half (about 45%–50% of the frame): faithfully preserve the original photo. Accurately maintain the person's identity, number of people, facial features, hairstyle volume, hats or scarves, expressions, poses, hand-to-face contact, main clothing colors, travel props, and the authentic relationship between the person and the environment. Apply only light standalone magazine-style color grading and a very subtle film grain; it must still read unmistakably as real photography. You may naturally extend simple background to fit the aspect ratio, but do not redraw the person, alter the face, stretch, distort, mirror, or replace the clothing.*

*Bottom half: do not flatten and redraw the entire photo. Instead, craft the same person as a single, independently displayed tabletop needle-felted travel doll. Focus on a bust or small seated pose. The doll should occupy roughly 55%–75% of the lower zone's width and 58%–82% of its height, placed on a warm-white paper platform, light fabric surface, or simple soft base, with about 30%–45% continuous negative space around it. Keep only one most recognizable travel prop or environmental cue — no elaborate rooms, no full toy displays.*

*The doll must be rendered in tactile, real handmade materials: needle-felted skin, tiny bead eyes, a simplified felt nose and felt mouth, knitted or yarn clothing, and abundant yarn loops of slightly uneven thickness with visible stitches forming the curly hair, bangs, or hair sections. Preserve fiber fuzz, the direction of the nap, seams, soft-body indentations, slight asymmetry, handmade imperfections, and the soft realistic shadow falling on the paper platform. The facial features need not be realistic, but the person must be instantly recognizable through hairstyle, expression, clothing, gestures, and accessories.*

*Extract all colors from the photo above: soften the skin tone, hair color, main clothing color, and one environmental color into four to six fiber colors. Colors should be gentle, enduring, and carry the light-absorbing quality of yarn and wool — no glossy plastic, no high-saturation toy colors, no fixed palettes unrelated to the original image.*

*The overall result should feel like a quietly collected travel fiber keepsake: soft, slightly clumsy, intimate, and handmade — while maintaining the restraint of high-end editorial photography and a contemporary craft exhibition. Avoid plastic figurines, glossy CGI, realistic skin textures, crocheted landscapes, brand mascots, repeated dolls, complex scenes, children's toy advertising vibes, and cheap template aesthetics.*