Collectible Desk Figurine From a Photo (Nano Banana)

Using the uploaded photo, turn {{person_or_character}} into a 1/7 scale painted collectible figurine. Keep the face clearly recognizable from the photo — same features, same expression. The figurine stands on a small round transparent acrylic base on a wooden computer desk, posed {{pose}}. Render it with the look of a premium PVC figure: subtle paint shading, slight glossy finish on the eyes and hair, visible matte texture on the clothing. Behind it on the desk: a computer monitor showing 3D sculpting software with this same figurine as a work-in-progress model, and next to it the figurine's retail packaging box with clean toy-photography branding and a window showing the figure inside. Soft indoor lighting from a desk lamp, shallow depth of field focused on the figurine, realistic photograph. Edit-prompt technique (this is an edit, not a generation): - Lead with what to KEEP ("face clearly recognizable, same features") before what to change — Nano Banana's character consistency is its superpower, but only if you ask for it explicitly. - The three-object scene (figurine + monitor + box) is what sells the "real product photo" illusion; drop any one and it reads as a plain style filter. - {{pose}} should be simple and statuesque: "one hand on hip", "arms crossed", "mid-stride". Complex action poses distort proportions at figurine scale. - Say "realistic photograph" at the end or the whole desk drifts into 3D-render land. - Swap the desk scene for "a collector's glass display shelf, LED-lit, among other boxed figures" for the shelf variant of the trend.