한글날 아기 삼형제

Use @아기사진 as the ONLY facial identity reference for all three babies. Create a high-resolution, premium 3D illustration celebrating Hangeul Day (한글날), the Korean alphabet holiday. FACIAL IDENTITY — HIGHEST PRIORITY: All three babies must share the SAME facial identity taken from @아기사진 — the same facial structure, eye shape, eye spacing, nose shape, mouth shape, cheeks, jawline, skin tone and overall facial proportions. They are three versions of ONE baby, not three different children. Do not create generic baby faces. Do not replace the identity with another child. The viewer should immediately recognise all three as the same baby. Keep each face gentle, bright and naturally cute, with soft innocent expressions and a subtle warm smile. COMPOSITION: Three babies standing side by side in a single row, facing the viewer, evenly spaced and centred in a square frame. Each baby holds up one rectangular wooden signboard in front of their chest with both hands, at roughly the same height, so the three signboards form a clean horizontal line across the middle of the image. Balanced symmetrical composition. All three faces clearly visible above their signboards. Full upper bodies visible. THE CENTER BABY — KING SEJONG INSPIRED: Dress the middle baby in a cute, baby-proportioned version of King Sejong's royal attire — a deep crimson-red royal robe (곤룡포) with golden dragon embroidery on the chest, wide sleeves, and a small black royal headpiece (익선관) sized for a baby's head. Keep it adorable and toy-like rather than historically severe. The headpiece must not cover the face. THE LEFT AND RIGHT BABIES — JOSEON SCHOLAR ATTIRE: Dress the left baby in a soft indigo-blue traditional Joseon-era scholar's robe with a white collar, and the right baby in a warm ivory-cream Joseon-era robe with a pale jade sash. Both wear small traditional Korean hats appropriate for children, worn slightly back so the forehead and face stay fully visible. The three outfits should clearly belong to the same Joseon-era world while being distinguishable from one another. THE THREE SIGNBOARDS — MUST BE COMPLETELY BLANK: Each baby holds a rectangular traditional Korean signboard with a dark carved wooden frame and a clean Hanji paper surface inside. All three signboards are identical in size, shape and style, held at the same angle, facing the viewer almost straight on. THE HANJI PAPER SURFACE MUST BE ENTIRELY EMPTY. Absolutely no writing of any kind on the signboards — no Korean characters, no Hangul, no Chinese characters, no Japanese characters, no letters, no numbers, no symbols, no decorative marks, no faint strokes, no watermarks, no texture that resembles writing. The paper should show only its natural warm ivory Hanji fibre texture. This is essential: the writing will be added in a later step, and anything written now would have to be erased. BACKGROUND: A warm traditional Korean setting — a hanok courtyard with wooden pillars and latticed paper doors softly blurred behind the babies, gentle autumn daylight, a hint of a tiled roofline above, and subtle warm earth tones. Keep the background softly out of focus so the babies and the blank signboards stay dominant. Do not place any text, banner, scroll or written sign anywhere in the background. LIGHTING: Soft warm natural daylight from the front, gentle fill light on the faces, subtle contact shadows beneath the babies, a light warm rim glow separating them from the background. Even illumination across all three signboards so the paper surfaces read clearly and evenly. VISUAL STYLE: Premium 3D cinematic illustration — photorealistic baby facial identity combined with smooth stylised 3D character rendering. Soft realistic skin texture, fine fabric detail on the traditional robes, believable wood grain and paper fibre, beautiful cinematic lighting, premium collectible-figure quality. Avoid cheap cartoon aesthetics, flat 2D illustration, generic AI character design, and overly exaggerated Pixar-like facial features. NO TEXT ANYWHERE: Do not add any text, title, caption, signature, logo, date, Korean writing, pseudo-Hangul, decorative lettering, symbols or watermarks anywhere in the image — not on the signboards, not on the clothing, not in the background. The entire image must be completely free of written characters. FINAL RESULT: Three identical-faced babies in Joseon-era attire standing in a row in a warm hanok courtyard, the middle one dressed as a tiny King Sejong, each holding up a beautiful but completely blank wooden-framed Hanji signboard. High resolution, ultra detailed, cinematic lighting, premium 3D rendering, warm and heartwarming Korean holiday greeting-card quality. EDIT THE EXISTING IMAGE ONLY. Use the existing generated image as the base image. IMPORTANT: Do NOT regenerate the image from scratch. Preserve the existing image exactly as much as possible. The ONLY change allowed is adding Korean text to the three existing blank signboards. ================================================== PRESERVE EVERYTHING ELSE ================================================== ABSOLUTELY PRESERVE: the three babies their facial identities their facial structures their eye shapes their eye spacing their noses their mouths their cheeks their jawlines their skin tones their facial expressions their hairstyles their body proportions their poses their hand positions their clothing their Joseon-era outfits the center baby's King Sejong-inspired styling the left baby's styling the right baby's styling the three signboards themselves the signboard positions the signboard sizes the signboard shapes the signboard borders the signboard paper texture the background the traditional Korean environment the composition the camera angle the framing the lighting the shadows the colors the depth of field the overall 3D illustration style the image quality DO NOT change, redraw, replace, beautify, reinterpret, or regenerate any of these elements. The existing babies must remain exactly the same babies. Do not modify their faces or expressions. Do not change their clothes. Do not change the composition. Do not move the characters. Do not move the signboards. ================================================== ONLY MODIFY THE SIGNBOARD TEXT ================================================== There are THREE existing blank signboards. Add exactly ONE Korean syllable to each signboard. The required text is: LEFT SIGNBOARD: "한" CENTER SIGNBOARD: "글" RIGHT SIGNBOARD: "날" Therefore, when reading the three signboards from LEFT to RIGHT, they must read: "한 글 날" This exact Korean phrase is the ONLY text that should appear on the three signboards. ================================================== TEXT ACCURACY — EXTREMELY IMPORTANT ================================================== The Korean characters MUST be exactly: 한 글 날 Do not change the characters. Do not substitute similar-looking characters. Do not generate random Korean characters. Do not generate pseudo-Korean writing. Do not generate Chinese characters. Do not generate Japanese characters. Do not add extra strokes. Do not remove strokes. Do not distort the syllables. Do not mirror the characters. Do not rotate the characters. Do not add additional letters. Each signboard must contain EXACTLY ONE Korean syllable. LEFT = 한 CENTER = 글 RIGHT = 날 The three characters together must clearly read: 한글날 ================================================== TYPOGRAPHY ================================================== Use a traditional Korean brush-calligraphy style. Large bold black Korean brush lettering. Natural traditional brushstroke texture. Slightly organic ink variation. Handwritten Korean calligraphy appearance. Elegant and culturally authentic. The text should look naturally handwritten with a traditional Korean calligraphy brush. Do NOT use a modern computer font. Do NOT use decorative Western typography. Do NOT add shadows or effects that make the Korean characters difficult to read. ================================================== TEXT POSITION ================================================== Place each syllable in the CENTER of its existing signboard. Keep the Korean character large and clearly readable. Maintain comfortable margins around each character. Do not touch the borders. Do not overlap the signboard edges. Do not change the size or position of the signboards themselves. Only place the text naturally onto the existing paper surface. ================================================== PERSPECTIVE AND MATERIAL ================================================== The Korean characters must follow the perspective and surface angle of each existing signboard. The brush lettering should appear physically written on the Hanji paper. Match the existing lighting. Match the existing shadows. Match the existing paper texture. The text must look naturally integrated into the original image, not digitally pasted on. ================================================== NO OTHER CHANGES ================================================== Do NOT add any other text anywhere in the image. Do NOT add: titles subtitles captions names signatures logos dates additional Korean words random Hangul decorative letters symbols watermarks Do NOT modify the background. Do NOT modify the babies. Do NOT modify the clothes. Do NOT modify the props. Do NOT modify the lighting. Do NOT modify the colors. Do NOT modify the composition. Do NOT regenerate any part of the image unnecessarily. ================================================== FINAL REQUIREMENT ================================================== The final image must be visually identical to the existing image except for one modification: The three previously blank signboards now contain: LEFT: 한 CENTER: 글 RIGHT: 날 Reading from left to right: 한 | 글 | 날 Nothing else should change.