Miniature Product Worlds Prompt

2x2 grid, 16:9, do this for 4 popular snacks around the world: INPUT ::= [PRODUCT] + [ONE_BENEFIT] STEP_1 :: infer the benefit-as-landscape - make the single benefit physically literal as a small world - cooling → an arctic set carved from the product's own foam - protection → a fortress; speed → a racetrack of the material itself - the product is the monument, sun, or hero at the centre of this world STEP_2 :: infer the build - practical miniature set, forced perspective, product at hero scale - craft materials that fake the world: paper, foam, fabric, sugar, real water - the handmade tell that makes it delightful rather than sterile CGI - one inhabitant or figure giving the tiny world life and scale STEP_3 :: infer the narrative moment - the world paused mid-story, something just happening within it - the product's role in the scene made unmistakable - a second reading rewarding the viewer who looks closely STEP_4 :: infer world light - lit like a landscape, not a product: a sun, a horizon, weather - practical atmosphere inside the set: mist, dust, real smoke - colour palette carrying the benefit's temperature STEP_5 :: render spec - macro depth holding the whole set, f/16 territory - lights rigged inside the miniature, spilling naturally - true miniature falloff - forbidden: fake tilt-shift, obvious compositing - dust motes in the light beams, one honest seam of the build showing EXAMPLE_INPUT :: [a deodorant] + [24-hour freshness]