Movies poster redesign

Transform the uploaded image into a cinematic PAPERCUT PAPERCRAFT poster. Preserve the original person's identity, pose, composition, and facial features from the reference image. Reconstruct the entire image as a layered paper sculpture made from cut paper pieces. STYLE RULES • The character must be built from layered cut-paper shapes, not 3D polygons. • Each part of the face, hair, clothing, and body should look like separate paper pieces stacked together. • Edges should look like clean paper cuts with slight thickness. • Paper layers should overlap to create depth like a handmade papercraft sculpture. • Use folded-paper planes and subtle creases instead of polygon mesh surfaces. MATERIAL Matte colored paper material, cardstock texture, cut paper edges, layered papercraft depth, subtle paper grain. LIGHTING Soft studio lighting that creates gentle shadows between stacked paper layers. Shadows should appear where paper pieces overlap. COLOR STYLE Use simplified color blocks like colored paper sheets. No smooth gradients — shading comes from layered paper depth and folds. BACKGROUND Convert the background into a layered papercraft environment made from cut paper panels. If the original background is messy or cluttered, replace it with a clean minimal paper backdrop or soft gradient paper background. TYPOGRAPHY If text exists, recreate it using layered papercut letters made from stacked paper pieces. QUALITY High detail papercraft sculpture, cinematic poster layout, layered paper illustration, professional papercut artwork. STYLE KEYWORDS layered papercraft illustration cut paper collage paper sculpture poster handcrafted paper art stacked paper layers origami inspired folds cinematic papercraft poster Avoid: 3D render, polygon mesh, low poly 3D model, blender render, plastic surface, glossy material, CGI look, smooth gradients, painterly texture, watercolor, oil painting